Earlier this morning, Asake released the video for Uhh Yeah, the 11th track of his third studio album, Lungu Boy. The album, which earned him a Grammy nomination for “Best African Music Performance,” was released in August this year and is packed with stellar hits that showcase Asake’s unparalleled musical prowess and diversity.
Among these gems, Uhh Yeah stands out for its masterful fusion of dancehall and afro beats, delivering an intoxicating energy fueled by Asake’s invigorating vocal delivery.
The video opens with a guy and a girl nodding emphatically to the beat as they chant the song’s infectious chorus, “Uhh yeah.” The scene then shifts to Asake, clad in an NTS tracksuit jacket and stone-studded three-quarter jean shorts.
He’s surrounded by an ensemble of dapperly dressed individuals, male and female, whose impeccable style immediately grabs attention. Sleek leather jackets dominate the aesthetic, paired with baggy pants, bucket hats, tinted shades, and all-around striking looks in various fits, creating a visual feast of contemporary streetwear chic.
From start to finish, the video, directed by award-winning filmmaker Edgar Esteves, exudes a badass aura that perfectly matches the song’s vibe.
Every element–from the rapid scene transitions to the gritty, close-up face shots of Asake and his crew–is meticulously designed to captivate.
Asake’s undeniable charisma and commanding presence dominate the screen, while the video skillfully captures the song’s unique blend of calm composure and electrifying excitement. It’s a harmonious balance that amplifies the track’s appeal and ensures the visuals leave a lasting impression.
The video for Uhh Yeah, Mr. Money, the Lungu Boy, proves yet again why he’s a force to be reckoned with. The video doesn’t just complement the song; it elevates it into a true masterpiece of music and visual art.