Greetings, music lovers!
What a joy again to go deep into the playlist, feel the coolness of music that gives joy, and bring out just three to show the world.
On today's #threetunetuesday, I didn't think much. I just went to my audio and video playlist and picked three from there, in no order or resemblance.
Let me share...
Blow My Mind by Davido & Chris Brown
This song was one of the songs that made my 2019. I can remember how often I played it and was always expecting its video.
I wasn't checking online, so the video was released, and I didn't know.
My friend and I went to charge our phones at a nearby bar where we often watch matches. It was late, and after we plugged out the phone, we dare not leave it, so we stayed by, occupied one of the tables with two Coca-Cola drinks each, and there were collections of music on the Trace Naija channel, and... this video came on play.
Yo! I got up; I couldn't control myself seeing Davido with Chris Brown in a video.
Mehn, I stood up and glued my eyes to the screen. My friend who was with me was surprised. Lol馃槄
Of course, Chris Brown is known for his capable dancing style, and he delivered as expected there. Davido was carried along to some extent, but...he can't dance
馃幎You just dey blow my, blow my mind, blow my mind...馃幎
Yes, I can sing the song, but only on DM, if you want to hear me sing, rush to my DM to get a feel for it.
Playboy by Fireboy DML
Actually, I don't easily get along with these new songs unless something or someone influences me to do so. It could be a non-stop repeated play or maybe a special dance video of it, like TikTok.
Playboy is one of the songs I was influenced to adopt, even though it was the song of the town then.
I got to start liking this music when one of the Nigerian female footballers, Michelle Alozie, posted it on her Facebook story with her Huston Dash football team dancing to it. It was so lovely, and from that day on, I went to search for the song and downloaded both the audio and video.
Fireboy Dml crafted the lyrics and his tone, and they aligned very well with the beat.
The high standard of the video is another catchy thing there.
Just like that by Mr. P and Mohombi
Just like that, was the first song I picked from Mr. P's Prodigal album. In fact, I got to start loving the song from the teaser, and when it finally came out, I made sure I saved both the video and the audio.
The song was done by Mr. P and Mohombi, and I think it's my first time hearing Mohombi's voice in a song.
The video was well pictured too, but there was no really good dance, which was totally different from Mr. P. kind of music video. I guess he just wanted to have it in a free way.
That's all.
Thank you for reading.
All videos were taken from YouTube.
