Seyi Shay - Murda ft. Patoranking, Shaydee (Official Video)

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • Official Music Video by Seyi Shay performing Murda ft. Patoranking & Shaydee. Directed by Meji Alabi For JM Films (c) 2014 J-Management
    Follow: @iamSeyiShay | www.iamSeyiShay.com
    #SeyiShay #Murda #Vevo

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  • @monicachiazor4106
    @monicachiazor4106 7 місяців тому +239

    This song still bangs till today! Who's here with me in 2024?!!!

  • @muzikapondis
    @muzikapondis 3 місяці тому +59

    Somebody asked who is here in 2024..am here who else is with me💯🔥

  • @anthoniaabioye2936
    @anthoniaabioye2936 Рік тому +147

    This song was ahead of it's time, 2023 and still a bang! And shaydee's vocals 🔥

    • @badboymilli3741
      @badboymilli3741 Рік тому +3

      I swear

    • @amehgift6105
      @amehgift6105 9 місяців тому +2

      Definitely agree. Now whose fault is it?

    • @samueltemitope8147
      @samueltemitope8147 5 місяців тому +1

      🎉🎉 Shaydee is just something else. So powerful. Where is he.

  • @lolamideabimbola
    @lolamideabimbola Місяць тому +13

    Who else is here with me Angust 2024❤
    Endbadgoverment ✊💯

  • @universaltexts
    @universaltexts Рік тому +36

    Seyi shay has no idea of how big this song was in Africa around the time it dropped, ahead of it’s time ✨

  • @gospelnwaegu6235
    @gospelnwaegu6235 2 місяці тому +5

    Seyi shay is the best female artist in Nigeria... Period

  • @Barbiekalu1818
    @Barbiekalu1818 4 місяці тому +16

    Who’s here in 2024⁉️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @tabithaakanji7062
    @tabithaakanji7062 Рік тому +36

    Seyi shay is really an amazing artist. She’s so underrated, this was a banger.🔥

  • @okeafeez5565
    @okeafeez5565 2 місяці тому +3

    The day this comment was made was 5th of July 2024, and this song is still a bang.
    I've always loved this song since my SSS1 days.

  • @orwellmaylor
    @orwellmaylor 8 років тому +493

    I'm Jamaican and I love Patoranking's music! I love the fact that he gravitates to our culture and embrace it enough to add a little bit of our flavour to his music. Big Ups to all African, we are all one no matter if we're not from the continent. Jamaican or Nigerian we are all the same people. Just remember that. Keep doing your thing Patoranking. Respect and One Love!!!

    • @johnkennedyekene9128
      @johnkennedyekene9128 8 років тому +11

      Actually,I listen to bob Marley a whole lot. I think he was more African than me,born and raised !. He talked about facts,that even affect our Africa till today. He is a legend in Africa. He has bob malarkey day,well celebrated in Africa. So,when I see this guy patoranking,I feel him.funny thing, today is my first time clicking on any of his songs,and I have watched 10, he makes a lot of sense, he touches the soul,he brings another vibe to a one sided Nigerian rythme.he changed the game, he has to learn the Jamaican accent before he could bounce out and sing in it. Big ups to him and big ups to you too.fellow African !.

    • @stefaniaomo9045
      @stefaniaomo9045 8 років тому +8

      +Orwell Maylor my brother I don't get this people separating us... our vernacular is also so alike....on my first visit to Africa in ' 94 at age 5 from Italy to Benin City in Nigeria I grew up listening to classic dancehall music like Shabba, Diana, Shaggy that my uncle use to play every morning...etc... at the time I thought that those were African songs, and obviously, my parents gave birth to me and grew me on Bob Marley...Living in Italy before then never exposed me too much about black/african culture except from my parents and a movie about Jamaican bobslead team called "Cool Runnings''that I watched religiously for years ,that they used to show every now and then on the italian tv stations.....Long story short until the early 2000 i never knew that Jamaica was an Isle VERY FAR from Africa, I always thought that it was In Africa.I Know I must have been ignorant for more than a decade of my life but...Patois have so many words and expressions that derived from African various pidgins, moreover Rihanna is Bajan, she reps Jamaica must of the time and nobody complains ...cause for SOME ignorant Africans think that all black carribeans are Jamaicans.
      CHILD> PICKNEY=PICKIN
      BIG EYE=stingy
      TO BE> DEY=DEH
      ONLY>SOSO=e.g. 'soso wahala'
      YOU PEOPLE> UNA=UNU
      TO BE ABLE>FIT=HAFFI 'e.g. daddy haffi work,work,work...'
      there are so many...Is important we claim ours..
      Why only learning french and german... when we also have our, to take back.

    • @orwellmaylor
      @orwellmaylor 8 років тому +7

      John Kennedy Ekene Yeah Mon Bob Marley was passionate about uniting all Africans and getting people of African descent to remember their roots. Patorankin on the other hand is doing a very good job mixing the Jamaican accent and culture into his music. The first song I heard from him was Alubarika and it immediately caught my attention and I just had to put it on repeat until everyone in my house started singing along to it. I hope he continue to put out more masterpiece. Bless Up and One Love.

    • @orwellmaylor
      @orwellmaylor 8 років тому +6

      Stefania Omo You made several great points and I have to say you are definitely right. Imagine what the music industry would be like if we stop separating ourselves and started uniting more. Maybe not just only the music industry but life in general would be better for Africans and the diaspora if we united and work together. Its not up until two years ago when I started going to a black university in America that had a lot of Jamaican and African students that I realised that my language is similar to Pidgin, and it was easy to pick out some of the things they saying when they were talking. I even started greeting them saying "How far" every time I see them because the language sounded so natural. I can see why some people will mistake Jamaica for an African country, which isn't a bad thing if they do because that's our roots. I think they should definitely change the type of history they teach us in the school system because all they teach us is white history and when when stole us from Africa and brought us to the Caribbean. They need to go way back before that and teach us how life was in Africa before the Europeans came and interrupted our history.

    • @wrightajike2002
      @wrightajike2002 8 років тому +2

      Yeah this is so true I'm very very very very blessed to be half Nigerian and Jamaican and they really are similar cultures

  • @smeethmuganda7144
    @smeethmuganda7144 4 роки тому +290

    Seyi Shay's music was ahead of its time. Such a Gem.

  • @monjrazan
    @monjrazan 24 дні тому +2

    If you had to type “she said she wants murda” cause you couldn’t remember the name 2024🎉

  • @ohiomaohioma1931
    @ohiomaohioma1931 8 місяців тому +20

    I'm not pleased that she's not holding her place in the industry today like Tiwa Savage.
    She would have been bigger than Tiwa Savage. I don't know what happened with her.

    • @jarilena7040
      @jarilena7040 3 місяці тому +1

      She even sings better than the Tiwa lady

    • @karelaudrill5205
      @karelaudrill5205 3 місяці тому +1

      Exactly!!! She was more than Tiwa, it’s quite unfortunate

    • @sithembisozimemo241
      @sithembisozimemo241 Місяць тому

      They fought. She came for Tiwa

  • @valentinekwadosky4992
    @valentinekwadosky4992 4 місяці тому +1

    I love Sheyi so much. She's still very much ageless.
    One of the few talents from 9ja
    I was here in April 2024

  • @Cheriliving01
    @Cheriliving01 3 роки тому +126

    Who is here after seyi and tiwa 2021 fight ?! Love them both

  • @toluwalopexo
    @toluwalopexo 3 роки тому +74

    I just randomly remembered this song after 7 years😩. It was my jam😍

  • @Mr-6ixxxx
    @Mr-6ixxxx Рік тому +6

    that Shaydee verse was my shit back then… wonder why wiz didn’t put him on, so talented

  • @dayoofere8513
    @dayoofere8513 3 роки тому +21

    RIP Doktar Frabz ,this is one of the hits he produced.

  • @basheerumar9615
    @basheerumar9615 Рік тому +11

    Banger 🔥
    The naija scene wasn't ready when this masterpiece dropped😫

  • @LiisaLiisamania
    @LiisaLiisamania 2 роки тому +29

    Representing 2022🔥🔥🔥🔥 This jam still be lit

  • @goudjomichel
    @goudjomichel 7 років тому +7

    That's the problem with us Africans. Here's a great artist bringing us good vibes. Instead of encouraging her and pushing her, we're worried about her singing in her other languages and stuff. It doesn't matter what language she sings in as long as she brings out good music. Stay united instead of ripping each other good Lord!

  • @alexwainaina6556
    @alexwainaina6556 Рік тому +4

    Take me back in time gaddemit!😩

  • @justheretolearn
    @justheretolearn Рік тому +3

    When we thought seyi was gonna be the rihanna of Africa. Tems was still unknown… life comes at you fast 😂

  • @afiaserwaa1927
    @afiaserwaa1927 10 років тому +112

    i am a GHANAIAN who loves NIGERIANS and almost everything about that country. GREAT piece. cant get enough.

  • @Paqman5
    @Paqman5 8 місяців тому +7

    2024 and this jam still on repeat!!🔥🔥🔥

  • @melewaz
    @melewaz Рік тому +6

    Shey Shey was truly ahead of our time 🤲🏽

  • @DallioStarr
    @DallioStarr 9 років тому +74

    I'm Jamaican and I love this. I'm tired of Black people trying to build bridges between each other. Cut that crap out. Shi seh shi waan murda. Big chune.

    • @williamscoleman8414
      @williamscoleman8414 8 років тому

      +Defiant Black Thanks Bro!

    • @johnkennedyekene9128
      @johnkennedyekene9128 8 років тому +5

      My forever best song is ...Africa unite.by bob Marley . What he sang decades ago is exactly what our problem is in 2016. This guy sings in Jamaican accent, and Jamaicans are pure Africans.
      Bring a Jamaican to France and bring somebody from Ghana,nigeria etc to the same place.if they stand close to eachother, you will think they are brothers. It is because they have same facial similarities and same posture !. Look at Jamaican girls and look at Kenyans and Nigerians, etc, these girls have same body type,same skin complexion,same faces and same body movements. It shows you how much we are one !.
      Yet ,we go around tying to see why/how we are different,trying to argue about stuffs we should know about. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery ... Bob market !
      Big ups to you and big ups to the king,bob Marley !.

    • @ijeomaofor
      @ijeomaofor 2 роки тому

      Yaassss sing king!!!

  • @meekness3385
    @meekness3385 Рік тому +12

    Will forever come back here for this song ❤❤❤🙌🏾🙌🏾2023

  • @affstarr9889
    @affstarr9889 4 роки тому +207

    2020 and this song is still my jam😍😍

  • @Chuuzus
    @Chuuzus 4 місяці тому +2

    what a classic! this is the afrobeats i need back!

  • @chisomclara2241
    @chisomclara2241 2 роки тому +16

    2022 and no female in the country has released a bop that'd touch this master piece. 🔥

  • @noxxete
    @noxxete Рік тому +8

    I can't help but think how time flies soo fast listening to this big tune. One of my all time Pato and Seyi jams.

  • @barbravickie1340
    @barbravickie1340 Рік тому +55

    After so many years, still here listening to this masterpiece ♥️

  • @daqchald
    @daqchald Рік тому +19

    Before my ex girlfriend died, I used to love this music so much and it helped me through everything that I went through 🙏🙏🥰😛

  • @MsBabylet
    @MsBabylet 10 років тому +83

    There is something about this song that keeps bringing me to youtube to watch it over and over again. Love the chemistry and the sexiness which was so flawless and natural.

    • @vanessaa9126
      @vanessaa9126 10 років тому +7

      Same here.... Fishy. It's a conspiracy by Seyi and patoranking

  • @jonightwing901
    @jonightwing901 5 місяців тому +2

    These early Seyi songs were too good.

  • @adighibebright9309
    @adighibebright9309 Рік тому +4

    Omo this jam is still new in the ear... My favorite then ♥️♥️♥️

  • @geoffreykabau8415
    @geoffreykabau8415 6 місяців тому +1

    The chemistry in a hit just...given.Banger infact!!!

  • @ReelUrbanity
    @ReelUrbanity 8 років тому +127

    American here and I have absolutely fallen in love with Nigerian music. Seyi shay, Tiwa Savage, Niyola, Yemi Alade among others.

    • @doctimothy
      @doctimothy 8 років тому +20

      Haha! I see it's the divas that fascinate you more.

    • @elifasnashipili2844
      @elifasnashipili2844 6 років тому

      Matt Carter

    • @patnante7811
      @patnante7811 6 років тому

      Keep it coming.... we naija divas are here 🤗

    • @nanaadwoasiaw5868
      @nanaadwoasiaw5868 5 років тому +2

      You forgot this one amazing person, Simi, she's talented, her voice is something.

    • @CubanPrincezz3
      @CubanPrincezz3 5 років тому

      @@nanaadwoasiaw5868 I'm American, and I LOVE Simi!!!

  • @Ashibell
    @Ashibell 27 днів тому +1

    Wait! It’s been 10 years since this song was released ?😮😮😮
    Wow how time flies.
    Still a jam though 🔥🔥❤️❤️

  • @ajtemijay594
    @ajtemijay594 4 роки тому +21

    Who's here in 2020. Still feeling this music in 2020, I love y'all and y'all are talented

  • @nimaf4690
    @nimaf4690 9 років тому +280

    For those of you who are saying he is trying to be Jamaican, you should go do your research first about Africa n reggae music. Some of u might be old enough to know lucky dube, one of the best reggae artist Africa has ever had. If u don't know him look him up. Saying he shouldn't do reggae because he sounds Jamaican is like me telling a Jamaican u shouldn't have dreads because it started in Africa! Lol please I beg'o enjoy the music n shut up! Shoutout to patoranking, it's nice to get a different vibe from an African artist..Weh ya seh! Lol

    • @seunayadi
      @seunayadi 9 років тому +13

      Not only lucky dube, majek fashek and ras kimono are some to name a few

    • @debbiegift9330
      @debbiegift9330 9 років тому

      *****

    • @doryadior1505
      @doryadior1505 9 років тому

      i8

    • @mystarlife
      @mystarlife 9 років тому +4

      +Nyima Fatajo Raggae music and Jamaican accent are two different things. I love Patoranking, but he is obviously trying to speak like a Jamaican. I am not mad on him because of that..but that is the reality. From what you say then, nobody should say white people are trying to be black...cuz we were all black at one point. Music is universal and if he feels like singing reggae is his own right. Nobody has to put him in a box and tell him what he should do or should not do. He is a free man!

    • @corazonokinyo6324
      @corazonokinyo6324 9 років тому

      whats ur problem cant we just enjoy the music

  • @adwoaadepa4316
    @adwoaadepa4316 Рік тому +25

    It’s 2022 and this is still a masterpiece

  • @ByBlazeEnt
    @ByBlazeEnt Рік тому +8

    2023 and still jamming to this greatness.
    Just randomly remembered it.

  • @icecalibre3895
    @icecalibre3895 2 роки тому +11

    Just remembered this fire song and came on UA-cam to search it. This is one of my favourite Seyishay's music. This song was my ringtone for months. Love you Seyishay, never you give up❤

  • @simbarasheselemane8311
    @simbarasheselemane8311 9 років тому +60

    im loving how nigerian and other african artists are mixing patois and their african dialects to create these catchy tracks .They are giving even the Jamaican artists a run for their money ,heard pattoranking got signed to a major dancehall stable,Big up mahn.I LOVE this track and hope Nigerians and fellow africans keep pushing the envelope and creative boundaries..RRespect from Zimbabwe

    • @DumebiN
      @DumebiN 9 років тому +15

      Nigerians speak like that all the time but we call it pidgin

    • @lebebeve4881
      @lebebeve4881 7 років тому +4

      Actually the way Patoranking is speak is Jamaican Patois. Not Nigerian Pidgin. Nigerian Pidgin, has a lot more words from different tribes and a different way of speaking than Jamaican patois. I think it is cool how they incorporate other cultures in one.

  • @nabs3465
    @nabs3465 8 років тому +60

    This song deserves more views

  • @stevensemilore4053
    @stevensemilore4053 3 роки тому +2

    Nah nah seyi shay can sing tooo this is a fvcking jam. I know this song never knew she was the one

    • @israelayemoba9050
      @israelayemoba9050 3 роки тому +3

      She is all round artist. She is fire. All her songs is fire.

  • @IXXIGABARI
    @IXXIGABARI 9 років тому +9

    Jamaicans and Nigerians are one, pidgin we speak is same, slave trade took our brethrens away from us but our music, in the form of reggae, dancehall, afrobeat will always brings us back together even more!

  • @javnyuyemmanuellawirba5189
    @javnyuyemmanuellawirba5189 6 місяців тому +2

    Still my favorite song ❤❤❤ in 2024

  • @picassomicasso1
    @picassomicasso1 10 років тому +95

    After Slavery ended, a lot of Jamaicans and Brazilians moved back to Nigeria and set up communities, hence the Saro people in Lagos and Rasta's. We are one and we should know our history.

  • @MrsPlastersin
    @MrsPlastersin 10 років тому +2

    Ah ah Seyi Shay are you the baddest or nah ? that voice ..can't believe she's 28

  • @nokkerma241
    @nokkerma241 10 років тому +607

    I don't have a problem with Nigerians speaking Jamaican patois at the end of the day we're all black and should be united.

    • @marce999love
      @marce999love 10 років тому +11

      agree

    • @nokkerma241
      @nokkerma241 10 років тому +56

      Right caribbean culture is heavily influenced by African culture Anyway

    • @irinamirina1366
      @irinamirina1366 10 років тому +44

      Its acutally pidgin

    • @nokkerma241
      @nokkerma241 10 років тому +11

      ^^^^Sounds like patois

    • @nifeaborisade6985
      @nifeaborisade6985 10 років тому +35

      uhmm we do not speak patois we have our own broken English your country isnt the only country that speak broken english .... thats number one and number two nigerian has broken english and its called pidgin so nigerians arent speakin your languages thats what u need to know

  • @seiyefalawson1802
    @seiyefalawson1802 11 місяців тому +1

    Still jamming this hit. Love you Seyi Shay❤❤❤

  • @ogechikeziah3213
    @ogechikeziah3213 3 роки тому +4

    This babe is just foreign standard please 🙌 seyi you are Queen 👑 tiwa is far from your talent and golden voice

  • @AdaNa-v4f
    @AdaNa-v4f Місяць тому +1

    It’s 2024 & still banging…quality over quantity

  • @SmOkEeLeGaNcE
    @SmOkEeLeGaNcE 10 років тому +43

    I don't know how I came here but I love this song!

  • @SHADIAMIKSON
    @SHADIAMIKSON Місяць тому +1

    This music was on point still banging till now🥰🥰😍😍😍here till 2029

  • @mykpopcast4393
    @mykpopcast4393 Рік тому +4

    I remember this song was on the news paper 📰 my goodness.....my favourite song 🎵 🎶 ❤❤

  • @sheyijohn
    @sheyijohn Рік тому +11

    8 years after and I love this song even more whenever I listen to it

  • @devopswithalex9563
    @devopswithalex9563 Рік тому +4

    Seyi Seyi out-did herself on the video. Wow... am so short of words. You dance real well, gat super kool moves and your voice is out of this world. This is 2022 and I still feel your vibe. Shaydee another talented dude but I don't know why He has been so silent

  • @emmanueluhiara8661
    @emmanueluhiara8661 3 роки тому +3

    That sweet fight brought me here...waiting for part 2 though!

  • @1murkeybadmayn
    @1murkeybadmayn 8 років тому +76

    how have i never heard of sheyi before? she's on point...

  • @Babylonia3
    @Babylonia3 Рік тому +1

    You are the best Nigeria female artist! forget this new ones that ain't diverse Nigerians just like pigin language too much

  • @almondeyes7765
    @almondeyes7765 8 років тому +9

    Love it...they are not trying to be Jamaican...I am Jamaican and I know that my ancestors are predominantly from Nigeria and Ghana.Patios says it all.We are family.My ancestors were able to hold on to many of the West African traditions...Anansi stories...obeah....our food.Love the connection.

  • @Prince_of_Winterfell
    @Prince_of_Winterfell 21 день тому +1

    Take this song to a 100 million views.

  • @stevensodey3911
    @stevensodey3911 9 років тому +12

    Wow! Love this song till infinity. I'm listening to this song in Thailand and man you guys killed it. Love my Naija people. Thanks for this beautiful collabo!

  • @user-eq1hu2dc7g
    @user-eq1hu2dc7g 9 місяців тому +1

    This jam still sounds like it just dropped moments back

  • @Ndeya_Gabriel
    @Ndeya_Gabriel 5 років тому +29

    2019 and I'm still going crazy with this song patoranking💕

  • @Itohanthafirst
    @Itohanthafirst 23 дні тому

    That Shaydee part slaps asf your mi lady ooo😭❤️

  • @lizzielovesbeautyx
    @lizzielovesbeautyx 10 років тому +61

    Love it !!!!!!! I love the concept and I love all of her looks and the chemistry between her and patoranking . Seyi is a force to be reckoned with , extremely talented . She is a true Irawo

    • @RI.........
      @RI......... 5 років тому +1

      What does Irawo mean Elizabeth?

    • @ikuesanola7296
      @ikuesanola7296 2 роки тому +1

      @@RI......... star

    • @RI.........
      @RI......... 2 роки тому

      @@ikuesanola7296 Thank you 😊

    • @ikuesanola7296
      @ikuesanola7296 2 роки тому +1

      @@RI......... I bet you know the meaning already by now. You're welcome though 😊

  • @naijacruzeentertainmenthus6191
    @naijacruzeentertainmenthus6191 3 роки тому +2

    Wow, its 7years already. Thank God for life

  • @TheChristieChronicles
    @TheChristieChronicles 10 років тому +12

    I'm Nigerian and Jamaican so I love this + she really pretty!

  • @emmyknowsbeauty810
    @emmyknowsbeauty810 7 років тому +28

    I have listened to this song a lot and love everything about this song and the video, but today Shaydee's part really stood out to me. He has such an amazing voice. He really added to the star quality of the song:)

    • @jimmysteeve7702
      @jimmysteeve7702 7 років тому

      Emmyknowsbeauty listen to his new single, No lie

    • @emmyknowsbeauty810
      @emmyknowsbeauty810 7 років тому

      Jimmy Steeve oh really!? okay will do:)

    • @damolagray.8174
      @damolagray.8174 Рік тому

      Honestly that's my favorite part 🌋💫💫💫🥺

  • @Lomienmartins
    @Lomienmartins Рік тому +10

    It's 2023. Who's here with me?

  • @joshmanuel4943
    @joshmanuel4943 2 роки тому +2

    If only your present team can promote Big Girl album ,songs like Big Girl ,Glowanna, Pempe, Ride for you, Maserati sexy, Stamina. Honestly those songs will hit like Right Now n Murda. Woke up so early to listen to some Seyi Shay's vibe.
    Omo I be bigfan👌

  • @augusta175
    @augusta175 10 років тому +7

    This video absolutely deserves millions views.......thumbs up guys

  • @Nii-Yeboah
    @Nii-Yeboah Місяць тому +1

    I still think of Shaydee’s voice. Ridiculous

  • @ormorelahrahlicious
    @ormorelahrahlicious 10 років тому +9

    Love it! Very well done. I always knew she was special since I saw Irawo. She's super talented and I really want her to shine big time.

  • @eloagwa5802
    @eloagwa5802 3 роки тому +4

    I feel in love with her here...beautiful and talented 😍 as always

  • @ogechukwuugwuanyi9723
    @ogechukwuugwuanyi9723 10 років тому +3

    love this song like crazy....lost count of how many times i play it in a day gosh!!!!

  • @manueltshilson4679
    @manueltshilson4679 Рік тому +1

    Underatted song, pantoranking nailed it

  • @ememudoh2001
    @ememudoh2001 2 роки тому +4

    this song came out too early. very underrated!

  • @Chuuzus
    @Chuuzus Рік тому +2

    seyi shay deserved better

  • @ob5990
    @ob5990 10 років тому +4

    She gives me life... Tiwa savage . Sorry you have a competitor . Seyi killed it effortlessly

  • @starpikintv
    @starpikintv 3 роки тому +1

    Am a cameroonian but my best woman in Africa is seyi shay. I love u girl

  • @emilietonda5232
    @emilietonda5232 8 років тому +21

    the African Ciara 😍😍😍

    • @favourodion1572
      @favourodion1572 3 роки тому

      I thought I was the only one that see her that way.

  • @janesenga9464
    @janesenga9464 8 років тому +2

    either jamaican or nigerian patoranking has an amaizing voice n accent too wen singing.....yeah hes a bomb

  • @olomuisraelebere4290
    @olomuisraelebere4290 3 роки тому +4

    Seyi Shay is just too good.

  • @BeautifulOsato
    @BeautifulOsato 3 роки тому +1

    November 2020, second lockdown in the UK, anyone here? ❣

  • @olanrewajubiyaosi7302
    @olanrewajubiyaosi7302 2 роки тому +13

    2022 still vibing in my head, love my seyi, so underrated

  • @lizthemage
    @lizthemage Рік тому +1

    2023 and this song is still a banger! Seyi Shay been goooood!

  • @Crystal_teaches
    @Crystal_teaches 3 роки тому +7

    I'd never stop loving this song. It will always be refreshing to listen to, even in the farthest future.

  • @Itohanthafirst
    @Itohanthafirst 23 дні тому +1

    Seyi Shay our Rihanna 🥵

  • @gracehinson9571
    @gracehinson9571 2 роки тому +4

    2022 and I'm still here ❤️

  • @rowenanjeri5
    @rowenanjeri5 7 місяців тому +1

    This is such good music. 2024 and it’s still hot

  • @watertantrums2000
    @watertantrums2000 3 роки тому +5

    This song was the anthem to my 2014 summer.

  • @Itohanthafirst
    @Itohanthafirst 23 дні тому

    Healing energy when I was in secondary school 😩❤️

  • @babychung111
    @babychung111 9 років тому +7

    the perfect blend of two amazing cultures...Unity is everything!

  • @muthonimaina1696
    @muthonimaina1696 Рік тому

    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 such old gems are the bestest!!!🤍