An ode to personal independence and self determination, the track sits firmly on the edge of melodic, tuneful afrobeats and the Naija street rap that has made Olamidé one of Africa’s most successful and celebrated hip-hop acts of recent times. Now picking up significant heat in the UK, the vibrant, electrifying visuals bring the track firmly in frame, blending tongue-in-cheek humour with spectacular creative odes to Biggie, Puffy and Mase’s “Mo Money Mo Problems”.