A segment of the show’s numerous performances featured a tribute session, where Vector, with backup vocals from Sammy, rapped a tribute to all the deceased Nigerian entertainers, and contributors to performing art. The performance was modelled with Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s hit single ‘See you again’.

Darey’s late father, Art Alade was mentioned, and so were Sam Loco, Art Alade, Amaka Igwe, J.T Tom West, Justice Esiri, Junior and Pretty, Fatai Rolling Dollar, Dagrin, Goldie, Orlando Owoh, Fela Kuti, Kefee, Sunny Okosun, Zara Gretti, Pete Eneh, and many others.

The performance was set up in a way which was in sync with Vector’s rap, and as he called names, the screen switched to match the name.

All was well until the final part of the session where he mistook Pete Eneh for Pete Edochie. The rapper screamed “Pete Edochie”, while Pete Eneh smiled down on him from the screen. The audience reacted with screams, but the rapper continued, naming him thrice.

The rapper had come out on twitter to explain what happened, stating that he didn't wish Pete Edochie dead, and it was a "misunderstood line".

Darey’s concert also featured performances from a number of acts including Sammy, Tolu, Olamide, Adekunle Gold, Yemi Alade and many others.