@laifakumo8183
This song perfectly describes Nigeria's heart breaking situation, but Nigerians are waking up!! #EndSWAT #EndSARS
@unscripted8222
Pop smoke got me here, he danced so well to the song! I just had to look for it. RIP WOO fly high
@MSKIBABYYY
Pop smoke brought me here... what’s crazy is that this African giant dropped the same day as meet the woo🔥🔥 rip pop and what a song from Burna
@extraviews8763
I'm from Jamaica and trust me when i say this, this song sums up the state of politics in the Jamaican society. Heads of state who are involved in fraud trying to tell regular citizens not to embrace corruption. When it is election time, the politicians care so much but after the jumping (voting) its the same story all over again, stealing, misappropriation, nepotism and all sorts of mismanagement of public assets until election time again. This song is relative across all cultures and all peoples #onelove #bigup burna even in more developed societies than my own, this song is still relevant.
@asianaomib
A video from Twitter of pop smoke dancing to this brought me here 🥺 RIP pop 💙💫
@SirRonnii
RIP POP SMOKE😓LOVE YOU BRO💫🦈♿️💙
@Morris_Mwangi
What a message to African Leaders and more so Kenyan Politicians....God Bless You Burna Boy🙏🏾#🇰🇪
@marvincardonalopez762
I’m Cuban and I love this song ❤️❤️ My ancestors are from Africa and I feel the blood running through me every time I hear this song 🎵 much love ❤️ Burna Boy
@jaydinrodrigues3417
Rip pop smoke wooooo 💫😪😢🙏🏽❤️
@darknessshadowgaming
Driving in Downtown Palm City in the morning with this song, driving my Bel Air around 40kmh, damn relaxing. #NFSHeat
@KyKy8
Rip Poppa 💙 💫💫💫
@azlanpolerwe978
This song was sent by Fela in heaven down to earth through Burna.. He's not done with the Nigerian government
@moremotionmoremotion
Pop smoke as an artist appreciated this and it took a video for Americans to notice this. Don’t sleep Nigeria is taking over
@smartand_sassy
The beat is lit but the political message is stronger.. ! BRAVO BURNA !!
@bigfella9745
Need for speed heat be pumping this song!
@musahhassan6312
This song is a message to our wicked leaders! Thank you Oluwa Burna for talking to them. Evil leaders and money launderers. I love Burnaboy ❤️❤️❤️🦍🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇬🇭
@jaasielm
Pop smoke got me here, he was dancing to this..🔥💯☹️
@raeceecee7240
Omg this song make me dance a lot he is so underrated but I'm glad Africa has recognized him I love you burna keep up our giant 😍😍 African king 😍😍😍
@stephaniezephir
Pop Smoke brought me here RIP Woo😢💫💙
@obreezy330