Nigerian Afrobeats star Ayra Starr unveiled the music video for her collaborative single “Gimme Dat” with Wizkid, marking a significant moment in her career. The video, directed by Ayra Starr herself and Annie Bercy, is a cinematic spectacle that combines fiery visuals, dynamic choreography, and a sultry aesthetic, captivating fans and critics alike.
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Gimme dat ft @wizkidayo music video out now
— Celestial being (@ayrastarr) May 8, 2025
Directed by @ayrastarr and @AnnieBercyhttps://t.co/vIXTzfVY6R pic.twitter.com/lsrFXqcggD
Ayra Starr’s decision to co-direct the video with Annie Bercy, a renowned director known for projects like “Painted Youth” and Ciara’s “Rooted,” underscores her creative vision.
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“Gimme Dat,” released on April 24, 2025, is a collaborative effort between Ayra Starr and Wizkid, following their previous work together on “2 Sugar” from Wizkid’s 2022 album More Love, Less Ego. The song’s tropical-tinged dancefloor vibe, as described by Billboard, has already garnered attention, and the music video amplifies its appeal. Ayra Starr’s nomination for the BET Awards 2025, as mentioned in related posts, further contextualizes the release, positioning “Gimme Dat” as part of a broader push for global recognition.
The Ayra Starr Gimme Dat music video is more than just a visual accompaniment to a hit song; it’s a statement of Ayra Starr’s artistic evolution. At 22 years old, she has already achieved significant milestones, including a Grammy nomination for “Rush” and collaborations with industry giants like Wizkid. The video’s release, directed by herself, showcases her multifaceted talent as a singer, songwriter, and visual artist. Moreover, the collaboration with Wizkid, a Grammy-winning artist, enhances the video’s credibility and reach.
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As @AMARA noted, “Arabirin Goddamn 🔥,” capturing the excitement around this partnership. The video’s bold aesthetic and narrative also align with Ayra Starr’s brand as a “Celestial being,” as she refers to herself, further solidifying her status as a rising star in Afrobeats.
