Won Da Mo

The song was meant to be released on 4 November 2022 but was postponed to mourn the passing of Davido's son Ifeanyi Adeleke.^[3]

Yinoluwa Olowofoyeku of Afrocritik, in a review of Chapter X, said the song was "rife with the kind of infectious energy that was the signature of Don Jazzy's production style." He specifically commended Rema, Magixx, and Ayra Starr for their work on the track, and praised its "pulsing kick drums, numerous rolls and flourishes," as well as the "weeping" strings and "angelic" pads.^[4] Writers for The Native magazine shared varied perspectives on "Won Da Mo." Uzoma acknowledged Andre Vibez's "astute fusion of sounds" on the track, blending elements of rock and amapiano, although noting that the song was not a personal favorite due to its complexity. Daniel praised the production for its combination of rock guitars and rhythmic percussions, describing it as "perfection" even before the vocals began. While "Amina" was Wonu's standout production on the project, she highlighted how Vibez's work on the record seamlessly brought together kicks and snares to create a melodic cohesion.^[1]

"Won Da Mo" was the lead single off the Mavins' second compilation album, Chapter X, and experienced notable success on the TurnTable Official Nigeria Top 100 chart. The song debuted at No. 54 and quickly gained traction, leaping 47 spots to No. 7 in its second week. This marked a significant milestone for the all-star collaboration, as it joined the ranks of other high-performing tracks like Kizz Daniel's "Cough (Odo)" at No. 2 and Tiwa Savage and Asake's "Loaded" at No. 3.^[5] By its third week, "Won Da Mo" climbed to a new peak of No. 4, with 2.04 million streams and 48.9 million in radio reach, fueled by the impending release of Chapter X. The song later ascended to No. 1 on the chart, where it held the top spot for one week, showcasing its wide appeal and solidifying its success as a standout release from the compilation album.^[6]

The music video for "Won Da Mo" was released on 2 December 2022. It was directed by Earthboi.^[7]

Credits adapted from Chapter X's liner notes.

• Divine Ikubor — vocals, songwriting
• Ladipo Eso — vocals, songwriting
• Charles Chukwu — vocals, songwriting
• Abimbola Oladokun — vocals, songwriting
• Ugbekile Osemeke — vocals, songwriting
• Alexander Abelabu — vocals, songwriting
• Oyinkansola Aderibigbe — vocals, songwriting
• Oluwadamilare Aderibigbe — songwriting
• John Ighodaro — vocals, songwriting, additional production, mixing, mastering
• Prince Omoferi — songwriting
• Andre Vibez — production, mixing
• Prestige — additional production
• Mixgod - mixing, engineering
• Jones Jacob Longden - additional mixing