The video, which debuted on Tuesday, is a vibrant homage to
the iconic Fuji music scene of the late 1900s.

Directed by Perliks Definition, the visuals are a meticulous
recreation of the era, complete with classic afro hairstyles, vintage outfits,
and bold, over-the-top makeup.

The track, the eighth on the ‘Fuji’ album, features a
powerful collaboration with two legends of the genre: Yinka Ayefele and Adewale
Ayuba.

Adding a modern twist, the video also stars the BBNaija
Season 10 winner Imisi alongside her colleague and Adekunle Gold’s lookalike
Mensan.

“Many many (many people)/ Many many (many people)/ Many many
many (many people)/ Many many many people say/ Ẹja nla no be small fish o/ All
of my dark days are gone/ Ohun oju ri made me strong/ I’m proud of the man I’ve
become/ You can’t have what is my own/ Wọn ni mo savage I know (awọn wo?)/ The
more you look less you know,” they sing.

Gold rose to prominence in 2015 with his hit track ‘Sade’, a
highlife cover of One Direction’s ‘Story of My Life’.

After a stint with YBNL Nation, he departed and has since
built an impressive independent career through his own imprint Afro Urban
Records, alongside a strategic deal with Def Jam Recordings.

His prolific discography includes the albums ‘Gold’ (2016),
‘About 30’ (2018), ‘Afro Pop, Vol. 1’ (2020), ‘Catch Me If You Can’ (2022), and
‘Tequila Ever After’ (2023).

Watch the video below: