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A Review of Phyno's Okpeke ft Flavour and 2Baba.



Were nwayo mebe muya baby , were nwayo kwobe muya baby, jiri nwayo chibemuya baby.
LOL.

Guys I heard this and I died a thousand times. Flavour 'haff kills' me. Flavour egbu go m.

I duff my hat for this trio ,Flavour and  Phyno and 2Baba. The duo, Flavour and Phyno,  give the Igbo language a contemporary touch. New words formed by them becoming mainstream and widely spoken among people in Southeast of Nigeria and Lagos, the heart beat of music.

Well, Flavour's part is actually the most memorable for me because it is just too damn funny.

2Baba gave a heartfelt rendition of the song and he is just simply amazing and sounding all mature and lovely about the it.  He  destroyed the song in a really good way...LOL.

Phyno isn't done telling stories  about the ladies he meets with abundant rhymes here and there...splendid.

The beat has a SoukthAfrican Flavour to it. it is truely African I must say. 
I just love love love Okpeke. 
I do have one Okpeke I know back in Enugu...LOL

Just  take a listen.


You can check out my review of Financial Woman by  Phyno ft PSquare Here




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  1. uche4 November 2016 at 06:01

    Nice review bro. Keep it up.

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  2. Amanze4 November 2016 at 06:03

    I be like say u dey my mind guy. U just explain hw the song dey make me feel.

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