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Larry Gaaga Links Olamide, Mavo & Kidd Carder on ‘Come On’ — Street-Pop Flex Out Now

Larry Gaaga, Olamide, Mavo & Kidd Carder — “Come On” is out via Gaaga Muzik / gamma. Africa. Naija’s collab landlord just stacked Baddo with two sharp young pens on a street-pop bounce that does not wait for the group chat to vote. Ei. When Larry says come on, Olamide answers like rent is free.

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Watch the official music video on YouTube (Larry Gaaga, Olamide, Mavo, Kidd Carder — Come On)

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Dropped 22 May 2026 — about 3:13 of lively Afrobeats street-pop: Olamide’s effortless swagger, Mavo and Kidd Carder keeping the pocket young and loud. Outside-ready, replay-friendly, clean streams only. Zero pirate folders. Hit play. Share loud.

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Official Larry Gaaga Come On (with Olamide, Mavo & Kidd Carder) cover art in thin green The Ent News brand frame
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