Greetings!
It was meant to be a lazy day as rain started very early in the morning. I took the opportunity to stay in bed longer and catch up with Hive activities. I managed to make a post and engage a bit, and around 11:00 AM, the weather improved and offline activities took me away. When I was free again, laziness struck, and I ended up watching a series I've been watching for over three months. It doesn't look like I'm close to finishing it.
That was it; working online became a big problem for me. I had something to write, but laziness to pick up my brain and organize the words became an issue. I didn't want the day to go like that(with just a post), so I decided to write something for Three Tune Tuesday because I find it easy to talk about music.
In case you don't know what #ttt is all about, read here:
"Every Tuesday, I'm going to share three songs that I like to listen to, and I invite your feedback in the comments below. Better still, why not have a blast of your own Three Tune Tuesday and mention me in the post, and I'll come and find the post and upvote it? If you could also use the #threetunetuesday tag, that would be great, as that is what I use when sifting through all the entries every Wednesday. It'll be a sweet way for us all to discover new music. You'll also be in with a chance of winning the prize." By
@ablaze.
So, the following are the songs for the day:
BIG FISH by Kcee
I got to know this song a few weeks ago when the video was released. I had been hearing it play on the radio, but I didn't take note of the singer or what the song was about. It was the video that caught my attention because of how well-organized it is. It's a typical Nigerian song with a highlife beat, giving off IGBO vibes. It's all about money spending and the party life of big boys, and the video was well-produced.
BIG BIG THINGS by Young John
Till today, I don't find the lyrics of this song interesting. It's the rhythm, beats, and the collaboration that got me liking it, especially how funny the "big big thing no mo like" is used.
Kizz Daniel nailed his part, and the other guy, Seyi Vibes, did okay too, but I think he was a bit off. I've liked the beat producer, Young John ever since he got involved massively in making his own music.
TOO BUSY TO BE BAE by Kizz Daniel
I had been hearing this track, but it wasn't on my playlist. It was two weeks ago when 
Thanks for reading.
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