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ENTERTAINMENT: Asake releases dance-filled video for ‘Joha’
The colorful and spicy video features a dance performance as well as radiant visuals using beautiful colours such as yellow, black, white, and red to depict the symbolic relationship between art and dance.
Rave of the moment, Asake has released the official video of his hit song ‘Joha’ which was directed by creative director/cinematographer, TG Omori.
The colorful and spicy video features a dance performance as well as radiant visuals using beautiful colours such as yellow, black, white, and red to depict the symbolic relationship between art and dance.
The three-minute cinematic scene also features the trending dance steps for ‘Joha’ for which the singer recently started a dance challenge on his Instagram.
The fun-filled video which dropped on Thursday, 6th October 2022 is Asake’s first visuals since the release of his chart-topping debut album ‘Mr Money With The Vibe’ last month.
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