Nigerian international superstar Wizkid has dropped the official music video for his standout single, Kese (Dance), lifted from his sixth studio album, Morayo. Released as the third track on the project, Kese (Dance) has quickly become a fan favourite, topping playlists and firing up the clubs. Produced by the renowned P2J, the song blends Afrobeats’ usual rhythms with an upbeat tempo designed to captivate listeners from the very first note. Its lyrics, like “Chale make we dance gbedu, the music e dey play gbedu,” serve as a clarion call to move, embodying the song’s core mission: uniting people through rhythm and celebration.
The music video, unveiled today, takes the track’s vibrancy to a new level, offering a visual feast that mirrors its sonic dynamism. Co-directed by Wizkid himself alongside JM Films, the video is a dazzling display of colour, choreography, and cultural flair. Set against a vivid backdrop bursting with bright hues, Wizkid commands the screen, exuding his signature charisma as he takes center stage. Surrounding him are a group of stunning Black women, their synchronized dance moves amplifying the track’s pulsating beat. The choreography is sharp yet fluid, blending traditional African dance influences with contemporary flair, making it both a nod to heritage and a modern spectacle.
Wizkid’s directorial input ensures the video reflects his artistic vision, a celebration of joy, movement, and Black excellence. The colourful setting, from bold costumes to dynamic lighting, creates an immersive experience that feels like a party in motion. Each frame pulses with energy, capturing the essence of Kese (Dance) as an anthem for letting loose. The collaboration with JM Films, a creative force known for polished visuals, elevates the production, ensuring every detail—from the camera angles to the wardrobe—pops with intention.
Listen to Kese (Dance) here.
