In Yoruba land, there is a kind of friend you do not invite to your birthday. He eats your jollof, finishes your drink, and by the time the party ends, your problems have doubled. Elders have a name for that energy, and Sango Ota rapper Double Gee2x has put it on the cover of his new single. “Ore Agbako” landed on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, and one week later the song is sitting on Apple Music’s Top Songs chart in Nigeria. Chale, the boy who made half of Lagos cry over Shalewa has come back with a warning shot.
The title is the whole sermon in two words. Ọ̀rẹ́ means friend, àgbákò means calamity, so put them together and you get the friend who carries bad luck in his pocket like chewing gum. Every one of us has met him at least once: in secondary school, at the viewing centre, or in that group chat that only wakes up when somebody needs money. Double Gee2x has made him the subject of his latest Yoruba-trap record, and the timing could not be better.
⚡ The Drop in 30 Seconds
“Ore Agbako” is a solo single from Double Gee2x, released on 14 October 2026 under exclusive licence to More Clues Limited and distributed through The Orchard. Production is credited to Ragee, and the song was written by the artist himself, Ajiboye Greatgain Irorun. It is a tight two minutes and thirty-five seconds, carries the explicit tag, and by Wednesday morning, 21 October, it had climbed to No. 90 on Apple Music’s Top Songs chart in Nigeria. On YouTube, the official audio has been moving fast on the Shorts lists, which tells you the streets are already using it as a soundtrack for their own agbako stories.
📌 Quick Facts
| Song | Ore Agbako (single) |
| Artist | Double Gee2x (Double Gee) |
| Released | 14 October 2026 |
| Length | 2:35 |
| Producer | Ragee |
| Writer | Ajiboye Greatgain Irorun |
| Label | More Clues Limited (distributed by The Orchard) |
| Hometown | Sango Ota, Ogun State |
| Genre | Yoruba trap / Naija street rap |
🎬 Listen to “Ore Agbako” (Official Audio)
The Vibe: Trap Talk With Yoruba Proverb Energy
Double Gee2x has built his whole lane on one simple idea: rap like a trap kid, think like your grandmother. His bio says it plainly, he blends Yoruba into trap, and “Ore Agbako” is that formula pressed down hard. The record is short and straight to the point, the type of song that does not waste your data. There is no long intro, no ten-minute outro, just a young man from Ogun State calling out the bad-luck friend with the confidence of someone who has already blocked him on every app.
The beauty of a title like this is how quickly it becomes slang. By next weekend, somebody in Abeokuta will be shouting “ore agbako” at the friend who spilled Fanta on his white sneakers, and somebody in Kumasi will be asking what it means. That is how street records travel. Yoruba-led rap has been owning the Nigerian charts for years, from Olamide to Asake to Seyi Vibez, and the younger crowd is now bringing that language into darker, moodier trap spaces. If your playlist already runs from Portable’s street-pop heat on “Gbona” to late-night drill, this one will slide in without asking for a gate pass.
The Cover: Surrounded, But Still Smiling
The artwork is a mood. Double Gee2x sits in the middle of the frame with a big, easy smile, dressed in a black and grey tracksuit jacket, a lime-green designer bag resting on his lap and a phone in his hand. All around him, friends in black hoodies, beanies and caps crowd in close, some throwing up peace signs, most of their faces hidden. It is the perfect picture for the song: plenty people for your side, but you still have to look well to know which one is the ore agbako.
Who Is Double Gee2x?
Double Gee2x, also known as Double Gee, is the stage name of Ajiboye Greatgain Irorun, a trap artist and songwriter from Sango Ota in Ogun State. He first got people talking with “Motherly Love (A Tribute to The Strongest Woman)”, released in April 2026, an emotional trap record about losing his mother. A few weeks later he teamed up with Kellylivinglarge on “Shalewa (IGS Memories)”, a heartbreak and school-days throwback that became his breakout. That song has passed two million plays on Spotify, its YouTube video on Kellylivinglarge’s channel has gone past half a million views, and it spawned sped-up, slowed-down and dance-beat versions for the TikTok generation. Since then he has dropped “Broken Souls & Broken Homes” with Kellylivinglarge, the “Lowkey Sad (Oh No)” EP and “Esin Meta lolaye” featuring Lil Frosh, and he now pulls more than 370,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.
Why “Ore Agbako” Matters Now
Six months ago, most people had never heard the name Double Gee2x. Today he has a breakout duet, a growing catalogue, a new label home in More Clues and a fresh single on the Nigerian Apple Music chart, all within one calendar year. “Ore Agbako” is his first single under the More Clues banner, and it proves he does not need a big feature to get the streets talking. For a young artist from Sango Ota, that is the difference between one viral moment and a real career. Watch this space, because Double Gee2x is moving like a man who knows exactly which friends to keep.
🎧 Listen Now
- Spotify — Ore Agbako
- Apple Music — Ore Agbako
- Audiomack — Ore Agbako
- YouTube — Ore Agbako (Official Audio)
- YouTube Music — Ore Agbako
- Deezer — Ore Agbako
- TIDAL — Ore Agbako
- All platforms — Ore Agbako
🔁 Rewind: Earlier Hits
- YouTube — Double Gee2x & Kellylivinglarge, Shalewa (Igs Memories)
- Apple Music — Shalewa (Igs Memories)
- YouTube — Motherly Love (A Tribute to The Strongest Woman)
- YouTube — Esin Meta lolaye ft. Lil Frosh
- YouTube — Lowkey Sad (Oh No)
📱 Follow Double Gee2x
- Double Gee2x on Spotify
- Double Gee2x on Apple Music
- Double Gee2x on Audiomack
- Double Gee2x on YouTube
- Double Gee2x on Deezer
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