Layi B’s Sugar Daddy is a track that’s hard to ignore. Right from the start, it grabs your attention with its infectious rhythm and laid-back swagger. Teaming up with Jaido P, the song gives off a vibe that’s equal parts playful and confident, but beneath the surface, there’s a sense that it could’ve been so much more.

The track opens strong with its smooth, bouncy production, thanks to Dinho and Timixzy, whose beats serve as the perfect backdrop for Layi B’s easy flow. He glides through his verses, tapping into that Afropop comfort zone where the melody is more important than the punchline. Jaido P, always reliable, adds his touch of streetwise grit to the mix, providing a nice contrast to Layi B’s more polished delivery. Their chemistry is undeniable, but the song never quite breaks out of the formulaic mold that’s been dominating the scene lately.

That’s the issue with Sugar Daddy—it’s enjoyable in the moment, but there’s not much here that feels fresh or challenging. The lyrics, like the hook, stick to familiar themes: luxury, the high life, spoiling women. The production is undoubtedly solid, and the mix and mastering by Bond make sure everything sounds crisp and clean. It’s a song you want to play for the vibes.