Hello music lovers!
Sometimes, you come across certain songs and keep wondering how and why some of them do not get big accolades despite the good craft behind them. It really sucks a lot.
2Factor by Young Jonn, Asake, and Focalistic is one of those songs you keep dancing to and vibing with every single time you hear it. You find yourself wishing it were among the biggest songs making waves, but it is not. Sometimes, though, it might be a good thing. The more low-key a song becomes, the less easily it fades away, or do you not think so? Lol. Come to think of it, our songs these days are not usually judged by lyrics alone; it is more about the craftsmanship, rhythm, and rhyme. Someone should prove me wrong, please.
The song is nothing too serious lyrically; it is just a mix of street words. However, the beat and the alignment of the voices are simply top-notch, which makes someone start shaking their head from the very intro.
For Everybody by Burna Boy is another good example. The beauty of this song lies in the video, which portrays the unity of Africa. In the video, a lot of top African football stars are featured, including those currently representing Spain but who have African roots, such as Nico and Camavinga. Nigerian stars like Oshoala, Kenneth Omeruo, Ighalo, and many others also appear.
Well, the song is sponsored by SportyBet, which makes it a betting promotional video.
Loyal by Chella is another interesting mention. This song came after his biggest hit track, My Darling. The song did not fail, mainly because it followed almost the same style and vibe as My Darling. It is a good song as well and worth listening to.
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