Davido, Peruzzi, Dremo and The Flowolf Release Music Video for 'Mafa Mafa'

Davido shows off a few dance moves in the energetic music video for 'Mafa Mafa' featuring Peruzzi, Dremo and The Flowolf.

Davido, Peruzzi, Dremo and The Flowolf Release Music Video for 'Mafa Mafa'.

Davido, Peruzzi, Dremo and The Flowolf Release Music Video for 'Mafa Mafa'.

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Davido, Peruzzi, Dremo and The Flowolfdropped the track "Mafa Mafa" a few months back. The Nigerian artists have now released the accompanying visuals for the collaborative track which was produced by Davido's DMW record label.


"Mafa Mafa" is the first official single of the year from DMW which was launched back in 2018. The song sees the artists dropping rap verses back and forth in Yoruba with "Mafa" loosely translating to "Don't pull it."

Produced by the talented Nakademus and directed by Director Q, the music video itself is a straightforward one that sees the artists doing their thing and having a ton of fun while they're at it. Davido and The Flowolf even show us a few killer dance moves amid shots of joints and drinks that add to the overall festive spirit of the music video.

Davido has been bringing the heat since the year began. Although the Nigerian artist was forced to postpone his North American tour due to the coronavirus outbreak, he's since worked on a number of collaborative hits including Angel's 'Blessings' remix with French Montana. More recently, Davido announced that he was producing Peruzzi's upcoming single titled "Gaza"––his first song production in 8 years.

Watch the music video for "Mafa Mafa" below:

DMW - Mafa Mafa feat. Davido, The Flowolf, Peruzzi & Dremo (Official Video)www.youtube.com

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