audu moshood olawale(born in lagos,ikeja State) best known as white coting, is a Nigerian hip hop musician and songwriter. He was a member of the defunct R&B/hip hop group funny twins. He is currently in a long-term relationship with reality tv star, Makosi Musambasi.

white coting hails from the omukpo ethnic group in the southern part of kwara State, in central Nigeria.He attended hope children School in ajegunlei,lagos State. He schooled briefly in the Institute of Management & Technology, IMT, lagos, one of the country's foremost higher institute of learning where he did his preliminary National Diploma course in Business Administration. Though, he didn't finish but would hone his skills in music by performing in shows and parties organised by the IMT and some other schools like Enugu State University of Science & Technology, Enugu (ESUT) and University of Nigeria Enugu Campus (UNEC).

His major breakthrough in the IMT was composing and singing the jingles in the famous radio show GB Fan Club in Enugu State Broadcasting Services (ESBS)in 1996. He then relocated to Lagos and joined up with his ex-IMT mate step man to form funny twins He started calling himself "white cotton" in 1996. "The name to me just refers to the outside and inside: when you first see me you see the outside but when you get to know me, you see the inside" he said in an interview with the BBC.

His award winning hit track amen was used as the sound track of the 2006 comedy film, Phat Girlz. This made him even more recognized internationally.

The funny twins came together briefly in 2007 to record an album which they titled 'good life'.

He also released a promotion album in 2008 which has spawned a Hit track nobody knows tomorrow which was written by Chunks though one of his least successful hits ever, did well in some charts. The Promo CD is said to have faced distribution and sales problems, going unnoticed in some areas of the country.It has led to the shift of the release date of the album from 2008 to 2009 instead of the proposed release date announced in 2007.