In a surprising revelation that has sparked a wave of intrigue among Afrobeats fans, Boy Spyce has been confirmed as the actual vocalist behind the catchy hook on Ayra Starr and Rema’s hit track “Who’s Dat Girl.”
The song, which had been gaining major traction across social media and streaming platforms, was initially presented as a collaboration between Ayra Starr and Rema, two of Nigeria’s most prominent young stars. What many listeners did not know, however, is that Boy Spyce contributed the hook vocals, his signature warm tone intertwining with the track so seamlessly that even die-hard fans only discovered his involvement once the news broke.
The revelation was made on twitter via the official handle of their Label, Mavin Records.
This kind of hidden feature is not unusual in the music industry, especially within label collectives where artists often assist each other behind the scenes. In this case, the reveal underscores how deeply integrated the creative networks at Mavin Records really are, with artists stepping in not just as leads but as background collaborators, ghost-vocalists, and creative supports.
What began as a catchy hook on a viral track has now become a broader story about collaboration, recognition, and the behind-the-scenes mechanics of modern Afrobeats production. With this new information in the light, the message is clear: sometimes the voice you recognise isn’t the one you expected, and in the fast-moving world of Afrobeats, that’s part of the excitement.
