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Carter Efe Goes Wild With Joy As Davido Agrees To Join His Livestream

Nigerian comedian and popular streamer Carter Efe has shared his excitement after Afrobeats superstar Davido agreed to a live collaboration on his streaming channel.

Carter Efe shared a screenshot on his Instagram on Friday, December 13, showing a direct message from Davido, who responded to the request with a simple: "Let's do a stream!! When I'm back."

The announcement immediately sparked excitement among fans of both the streamer and the music icon. Known for his high-energy, celebrity-featured live shows and viral hit "Who You Help?," Carter Efe is widely regarded as one of Africa's top content creators.

Davido further fueled the buzz by playfully referencing Carter Efe's signature energetic and expressive style in a social media post. The singer shared photos of himself wearing a full face shield and mask, a nod to the streamer's animated on-screen persona.

The potential collaboration has been met with widespread positive reactions from the Nigerian entertainment community, including fellow content creator Nasboi.


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