K a r m a

Greetings, music lovers!🙌
Last week I came across one of my favourite dance music videos of 2020 and couldn't stop playing, watching, and heart-dancing to the song.

When it comes to dancing in a song, Mr. P is one of those who doesn't joke with it, and he does it in a classic way. Yes, he does group dance with his crew, and he likes to spice it up. What do I mean? Just take a look at the video of Karma, a Nigerian in a China/Korea way.

KARMA

Although the content of the song didn't say much about karma itself, because normally one would expect to hear the bad and repercussions instilled in doing bad things, this one was more about twisting it and dancing it. It's just the normal Nigerian way of music: say less meaningful things and let the beat dominate the rest.

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The intro line with the beat made the music so enchanting;

🎶If they don't like the way we play ball, make them go call Ekelebe.🎶

🎶If they don't like the way we are flexing, they should go and call the police.🎶

Funny, isn't it?

🎶Do good and go follow you.🎶
🎶Do bad na karma dey for you.🎶

🎶You do good, and good will answer for you.🎶
🎶If you do bad, Karma will answer for you.🎶

Oh yeah, that's the only hook where karma was mentioned, and he said it well: good answers for good and bad answers for bad.
But I'm of the opinion that Karma is long dead. Let's not drag this along.

The video, the dance

The video was shot with a Korean theme—exactly what we used to see in K-dramas—the background, the outfits, and yes, there was a mini-fight demonstration too.
I love how the outfit looked good on Blackman; that means if Africans switch to the Korean pattern of movies, it will make sense.

The first catchy dance set of people were these children. The ease with which they danced to their group style with the real Naija pattern of dance style is so amazing. The smiles on their faces, which tell a good dancer, were just so amazing.
Come on! Go back and watch the part where the children danced and feel it more.
It made me jealous because I can't even dance to one-quarter of their display.

The warriors

I've been a follower of Psquare since they were born into music, and I know what their dancing crew can do; in fact, I know some of the dancers individually, and they're too good.
They didn't fail to spice up the video with their collective dance style, with Mr. P leading the dance. It feels so good to know how to sing and dance too. What an advantage!

Ladies on masks

These people did well with both their individual and collective dance styles.

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The song was released in 2019 as a single.

Video from YouTube and all the photos were screenshots from the video

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