Though the single may resonate with a few, it lacks enough substance causing it to sound like a three minute hook. However, unlike Dvsn in ‘If I get caught’ Fireboy in true playboy nature lets it be known: “If I cheat on you I’m sorry and if you cheat on me, no worry…” a message which is repeated throughout the track with very short verses. From Lizzo to recently Beyonce herself, Fireboy’s choice of title may raise an eyebrow or two in what can be seen as a “diss track” to a past experience. In a time where artistic expression is heavily scrutinised, nobody is exempt. But, is it what we wanted from the pair at this stage? It’s hard to not expect more from this collaboration. Portraying a softer vocal side of his artistry, Asake reinforces Fireboy’s Afro R&B sound in a self affirming melodic verse.

If you’re expecting the fast paced Amapiano influence Asake offers us, don’t. Calling on one of the hottest names in afrobeats right now, ‘Sungba’ hitmaker Asake joins Fireboy DML in this ode to traditional west African music filled with uplifting chorus vocals. This is the hero story of Fireboy DML.įireboy DML continues to successfully use tuneful guitar riffs, “They’ll never see me coming”. Adedamola has accepted his calling and his ultimate boon is insight. FireboyDML proclaims “I’m not going to stop until it’s over / You see my cup runneth over” recognising the multitude of blessings he’s received through music. The cinematic opening provides just the right backing for Fireboy’s self reflective monologue on, where his incredible music journey has brought him thus far. Opening his third studio album, a simple arpeggiated piano introduction layered with strings prepares us for the next 43 minutes. “My life dey make more sense as I get older…”

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