Nigerians have been spoiled by choices in the music industry in recent times, and it’s a good thing to know it’s arguably the most successful after the Hollywood’s of this world. We have all enjoyed music and remixes but let’s come down a bit. There are some successful hits that should just remain the way…Nigerians have been spoiled by choices in the music industry in recent times, and it’s a good thing to know it’s arguably the most successful after the Hollywood’s of this world.
There are some successful hits that should just remain the way they are. This doesn’t mean remixing a hit song is bad, but if the remix won’t beat the standard already set, then why do it.Ku Lo Sa — Oxlade ft Camila Cabello Ku lo sa was the best at the time it was released by Oxlade. It hit a number of YouTube plays, and downloads as well; such was how the star made us feel with the song. Then boom, there was preparation for the remix featuring Camilla Cabello. We all expected to see something better, but sadly it was below par, so on a scale of 0-5 this will surely get a 3 from me. It should not have been remixed.‘Calm down’, hit the waves and everyone was here and there goose bumping in the melody.
And to be honest, by the end of 2022, he had us eating from his palm. People talked about how their lives were “5 stars” in every end-of-year reel, but Rick Ross jumping on the song probably lowered it by two stars. So here is our list of top 5 songs that should have remained the way they were released. Now back to you, what’s your favorite hit that the remix got you thinking and asking yourself why now?
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