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WizKid & Chris Brown: Explosive Chemistry in the Collaboration ‘CALL ME EVERY DAY’

August 30, 2022 by Emeka Chiakwelu Leave a Comment

When it comes to making hit songs, both WizKid and Chris Brown are no strangers to that. So, what do you expect when Big Wiz and Chris Brown collaborate? Sensational, tantalizing and ever flowing joy and fun, is what you gotta. The chemistry is explosive; up lifting with rhymes generating the afro-vibes.

The duo has been friends and that brotherhood was transmitted into the song and music video. Big Wiz comes from the background of funk Afrobeats while Chris Brown comes from the Street Hip hop background, therefore the collaboration was simply a magic cooked in a talented oven. The music video was celebration of Afro-fabulous, celebrating Blackness and promoting the love of anything Africa. They were boldly celebrating rich layered melanin beauties. Well, WizKid has always in his music video showcased beautiful Black women of all hues especially the lovely dark skin sisters that Hollywood never cares to showcase.

Chris Brown is always who he is. He never disappoints. His trademark which is his dancing ability did not elude the music video. Brown did some moves that show that he still got what it takes to be around. His foot moves were swanky, blending successfully to the rich vibes of the music. Then the classy Big Wiz did his own thing too and literally carried the music video. The duo lives up to the hype of the anticipation. Very impressive, jazzy and tight! see video below:

Emeka Chiakwelu is a Strategist @ AFRIPOL

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