Shanks Makes History with Olamide on Livestream Despite Technical Glitch

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Content creator and Twitch streamer Shanks has made history once again after hosting iconic Nigerian rapper Olamide—also known as Baddo—on his livestream. Though the much-anticipated Twitch session didn’t go as planned due to network issues on Shanks’ end, the moment was salvaged with a switch to Instagram Live, where both stars shared an engaging conversation with fans.

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Shanks expressed his gratitude in a heartfelt Instagram post, captioned: “History🌟👑❤️ God is Great.” The streamer also revealed that Olamide promised to return for another session, hoping for a better streaming experience next time. This rare collaboration drew praise from fans, as not many A-list musicians agree to join live content creators on such platforms.

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Shanks, known for his vibrant online presence, skits, and unique blend of gaming and culture, has quickly risen as one of Nigeria’s standout streamers. His success story is tied to creativity, resilience, and strong engagement with his fanbase—cementing him as a new-age voice in entertainment.

On the other hand, Olamide, one of Nigeria’s most respected music icons, continues to dominate the charts. His recent collaboration with Wizkid on the track “Kai” has further amplified his relevance in the evolving soundscape of Afrobeats. With multiple Headies Awards, City People Awards, and international recognition, Olamide’s influence spans over a decade.

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Despite the glitch, the livestream marks a cultural win for Nigerian entertainment, bridging the gap between digital creators and musical heavyweights. Fans now eagerly await the reloaded Twitch session between Shanks and Baddo, which promises to deliver even more magic—without the buffering.

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