Falz Shows Why He’s Nigeria’s Most Versatile A-List Act With La Fête
Just when you thought you had seen and heard it all from him. Just when you considered categorizing him and stuffing him in a box labelled funny guy with a Yoruba accent, comfortably Nigeria’s most versatile artist – Falz The Bahd Guy surprises us with La Fête. The only other time this was done was by […]
Just when you thought you had seen and heard it all from him. Just when you considered categorizing him and stuffing him in a box labelled funny guy with a Yoruba accent, comfortably Nigeria’s most versatile artist – Falz The Bahd Guy surprises us with La Fête. The only other time this was done was by Yemi Alade and if we’re being really lenient with Olamide’s Love No Go Die video.
With its recklessly confusing (yet pleasurable) rhymes and lyrics permeating the song, La Fête is a journey into the unpredictable and divergent mind of Falz. This song seemingly speaks volume in the direction of him being the progenitor of facetious and ludicrous musical content this side of the world.
The La Fête video, directed by Clarence A. Peters features vibrant discharges emanating from Falz and other dancers alike, and with a gothic feel-good aura surrounding the entire video, it surely is kitted and fitted to succeed Something Light.
