Qdot Alagbe returns with “ADABI (Ore Mi),” a Yoruba-inspired street-pop record that puts his vocal delivery front and centre on the new track. The Nigerian singer uses the track to address betrayal and fake friendships.
Produced by 2ty, “ADABI (Ore Mi)” arrived on October 30, 2026. The title leans on the Yoruba idea of accountability and natural justice. Qdot’s message is blunt: actions eventually carry consequences.
His delivery does most of the work here. The Yoruba lyrics carry a melodic weight, while 2ty’s instrumental keeps the cultural expressions at the centre. Qdot sings about people close to you who quietly wish you harm. He also points to the irony of sharing meals with someone who does not have your best interests at heart.
The release follows his earlier 2026 single, “Emi Mimo,” so his Yoruba street-pop catalogue keeps growing. “ADABI (Ore Mi)” asks listeners to value genuine friendship, trust, and loyalty.
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