“Boda Luku” by Bisola
The very colourful, and comic video for Bisola’s afro-pop single Boda Luku is one of our favourites this week. The video tells a story of Bisola’s muse, Boda Luku, who all the girls admire and whose attention they try desperately to get. The video is directed by Adey and shot by Temple Motion Pictures. You might recall that Bisola Aiyeloa was the second runner-up of the Big Brother Nigeria 2017 reality TV show.
“Flora My Flawa” by Davido
The video by Davido shows him as a live performer who sings with his crew (Mayorkun, Dremo, Peruzzi & Fresh) about his love interest, Chavala Yacluma, as she watches on TV in the company of her friends Nancy Isime & Gbemi Shotade. It ends with a very comic scene showing all the characters 30 years later and much older. The video was shot by award-winning director and cinematographer, Clarence Peters.“Ire” by Adekunle Gold
This one is a personal favourite. I love it because of the message in the song, its breath-taking creativity and the emotions behind it. The video is dedicated to Adekunle’s late sister, represented in the video by the little girl who is always by his side. It employs melancholy in telling its story, showing Adekunle Gold in backward motion as activities happen around him. The Ire video was produced by SeyiKeyz, directed by Ani James of Aje Filmworks, and shot in various locations in Ajah, Ajegule, Ikorodu and Ikoyi in Lagos state.“Wish me well” by Timi Dakolo
Although about two years old, this video remains one of the videos we love.The song is about a young man who leaves home for the city where he hopes his big dreams come true. The video, however, shows us an interesting angle; a man who made a living from forging pellets seeks to redeem himself by nursing soldiers wounded by his weapons back to health. The video is made to appeal to the international audience and is top-notch, both in quality and in the enthralling way the story is told. What are some of your favourite music videos? Feature image photo credit: allafricanhits.comYou might also like:
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