That Way by King Promise and Mr Eazi
Some days back, King Promise and Mr Eazi announced a collaboration, and it was done in such a way that it symbolised a bond between Nigeria and Ghana, with the two flags boldly displayed in the background. This was because King Promise is a Ghanaian while Mr Eazi is a Nigerian.
I listened to and watched the video today, and it was fine. It is a song about girls, emotions, and love, as usual, with one of the funniest lines being, "what you put inside your jollof is what I want to know." I expected a little stretch and banter of the well-known argument between Nigerian and Ghanaian jollof, but it did not happen. Lol馃槄
There is not so much to talk about; it is just a normal song, and the fans of both artists have been crazy about it.
Body (Danz) by Ckay and Mavo:
This song is one of the songs that was used during the just-concluded Christmas season. A real party banger!
Ckay is still in the business of making good music, even though it sometimes feels like his career is down, but that is a big lie. He makes good music silently.
Mavo, on the other hand, a fast-rising star, did well on this song, especially by introducing the "meat pie" vibe that was used all over social media some months ago.
This song is really good and makes one dance effortlessly.
Oyoyo Baby by Jah WONDA:
Yeah, I wrote about this song two days ago, a song that won my heart because of its uniqueness, especially with the fact that the artist is new.
I love the song; it has very good and relatable lyrics, it is very easy to catch and understand, and the video has a movie-like flow. I mean the first video before the one tagged 'official.'
Thanks for reading.
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