Jarvis has openly voiced his desire to work with Ayra Starr, simultaneously taking subtle jabs at Carter Efe in the process.
In a video message, she appealed directly to the singer, noting that a recent collaboration between Ayra Starr and another streamer inspired her request.
Jarvis also addressed stereotypes surrounding Nigerian streamers, suggesting that content creators are often misunderstood.
She referenced popular streamer Carter Efe, stating that his style may have contributed to the perception that streamers are chaotic, while emphasizing that her own livestreams are structured and calm.
Jarvis reassured the singer that her platform maintains a respectful and coordinated environment, adding that she understands the importance of protecting Ayra Starr’s public image.
She said …
“Ayra Starr, I would love to stream with you. I saw that you recently collaborated with a streamer & it inspired me. I know Carterefe has made it seem like Nigerian streamers are all crãzy or måd but we’re not, especially me, I’m a decent girl. My livestream is not full of m@dness. We are very very coordinated here. We don’t used to be m@d here. I know you have a reputation to keep and you don’t want anything to stain your white, or any embarrassment. Don’t worry. That’s why I’m a girl…”
Watch video below …
“Ayra Starr, I would love to stream with you. I saw that you recently collaborated with a streamer & it inspired me. I know Carterefe has made it seem like Nigerian streamers are all crãzy or måd but we're not, especially me, I'm a decent girl”
– Jarvis
pic.twitter.com/ndO1sViDYT— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) March 17, 2026
