When Yemi Alade and Fave step into a room together, you can expect one thing: magic. For the acoustic video of Worry, the duo ditched loud colours and flashy sets for something softer and purer. Dressed head to toe in white, the two music queens proved that elegance doesn’t need noise but presence.
The video opens like a page from a fantasy mood board: white roses, hydrangeas, and petals spread across a pastel-toned space that feels like heaven’s waiting room. Everything breathes calm, from the delicate floral arrangement to the filtered light which caresses their skin. It’s a visual that whispers peace.
Their Dreamy Look
Both Yemi and Fave sit surrounded by white blooms, like muses caught in a quiet moment between verses. Yemi’s look is commanding, with a white, flowing gown that catches the light, showcasing her poise. Her hair flows in soft waves, while her makeup is clean and dewy, framing a face that has seen many stages but still seems fresh in every shot. Next to her, Fave exudes effortless ease: her blonde waves rest softly on her shoulders, while her outfit is minimalist yet magnetic. Both of them together looked like the embodiment of serenity, two women who fit perfectly into the rhythm of their sound and spirit.
The Lyrics of ‘Worry”
The acoustic version of Worry steps away from heavy production and lets the emotion take the lead. It is raw, honest, and intimate-almost like reading someone’s love letter aloud. The lyrics speak of longing and devotion:
You say you’re going, baby come back / I feel the fire in my veins / Tell me you are coming back and I will be okay.
It’s that kind of vulnerability that makes Worry linger long after the last chord fades. You can feel it in the way Fave’s tone glides over each line, soft and resolute at once. You can feel it in Yemi’s delivery, tender with that inimitable strength. Together, a sonic balance is achieved: one that’s rooted in emotion yet draped in grace.
The Music Video
The direction of the video is simple, which is what makes it powerful. There are no distractions-just two women, a melody, and an atmosphere that lets their chemistry speak. Fave sits back, her energy calm and self-assured, while Yemi leans forward, a vision of control and connection. This isn’t performance; this is storytelling. You can feel that they’re not just singing to an audience but to each other-and to everyone who has loved across distance and time.
White in this setting is not just colour; it’s emotion-it’s purity, it’s peace, it’s renewal, perfectly mirroring the song’s message of patient love and hope. The styling feels intentional: minimal accessories, soft fabrics, nothing overdone. Every frame looks like it was pulled from a luxury editorial-Pinterest board.
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Yemi Alade & Fave
Yemi Alade, known for her vibrant performance style and bold fashion choices, reveals a new dimension here: refined, earthly, and ethereal. Fave, the fast-rising star whose voice already carries in it a wisdom beyond her years, matches that tone with effortless ease. The result is a meeting point between experience and emergence, confidence and calm. This collaboration feels less like a duet and more like a dialogue between two musical souls who understand the power of emotion and restraint.
Another standout moment is how the acoustic setting invites you to focus on their harmonies. Without heavy beats or flashy transitions, the song feels alive, every note intentional, every glance between them charged with authenticity. The soft strum of the guitar, the gentle layering of vocals, and the occasional shared smile remind you that Worry isn’t just a track; it’s a feeling.
Even the movement of the camera adds to that energy: slow, sweeping, almost meditative. It moves as if it doesn’t want to interrupt, allowing viewers to experience the intimacy of the moment. The lighting is warm but muted, painting both artists in golden undertones that glow against the white palette. It’s romantic without going overboard, stylish without being forced.
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For fans of visual storytelling, this acoustic video is a quiet masterclass in aesthetic restraint. It’s proof that Yemi Alade and Fave don’t need grand narratives to hold attention. Their presence is the story. Their synergy is the plot twist. And their voices-those rich, resonant, unmistakably African tones-are the soul of it all.
In an excess-obsessed world, Worry feels like a whiff of fresh air. Yemi Alade and Fave remind us that sometimes the loudest statement is made in silence, in soft harmonies and flowing gowns, with the tender promise that all will be well. The “music ladies in white” did not merely sing a song; they painted a mood, pure, serene, timeless.
And they sit next to each other, amidst blooms and light; you can easily understand why everyone’s talking about them. Worry is not just something to listen to; it’s something to be felt.
