Wizkid & Duncan Mighty Spread Their Displeasure For "Fake Love"

The biggest star in Nigeria is back with his usual tricks. Wizkid's predominance stretches far beyond the continent, but in African there is no name greater. There his defining vocal tone is instantly recognizable, even in spot appearances. His counterpart Duncan Mighty is regarded as one of the more versatile singing voices in his native country. His career and descent upon the capital Lagos has made him the unique representative of the Ikwerre people in the media cycle of Afrobeats.

"Fake Love" is pretty self-explanatory. Both singers lament giving too much energy to failed romantic experiments. With every false identification, Duncan & Wizkid grow wiser and perhaps even a little jaded on love. Producer Killertunes puts his best foot towards the production of "Fake Love." His string ornamentation on the record provides an uniquely African element to the song. His work speaks for itself in the greater context of West African pop music. The simple beat construction of melody and chord progression is something hereby lacking in Western popular music, and maybe hip hop as well.

Enjoy.

Quotable Lyrics:

Only fake girls be loving when you hot
When you ready for this love
(yoruba)