You know those tracks that feel inevitable the moment you hear them? That’s Offa Me. But here’s the twist: it almost didn’t happen. In a fresh interview, Victoria Monét revealed that the song was never meant for Davido but fate had other plans.
Monét says she and Haitian producer Michaël Brun cooked up the song in a random studio session. She calls it spontaneous music-alchemy. It was just a vibe. “We made the song randomly,” she shared. “Some months later, I don’t even know how it got to Davido, but he called me and said Davido wanted the song and we just did it.”
Suddenly, the track had crossed continents without even lifting a finger. Offa Me became part of Davido’s 5ive album and shot to critical acclaim. The joint blend of Afrobeats energy and Monét’s vocal softness turned it into one of the album’s standout moments.
What this collab shows is that in today’s music climate, songs are global before you even drop your first verse. It also underlines Davido’s talent for spotting heat, even when it wasn’t originally in his orbit. And Monét? She leaned toward collaboration and trust, letting the song find its rightful home.
Offa Me has been riding high on streaming charts and fan love. It’s also proof of how unpredictable music creation has become. The best tracks sometimes have zero roadmap, they just show up in your DMs, your feed, or your inbox.
When two creative worlds collide like this, the result is pure electricity. And for fans, Offa Me feels less like a feature and more like destiny.
