Black Sherif and Fireboy DML just gave us a continental masterpiece with “So It Goes” a track so smooth, it feels like jollof rice and waakye had a musical baby! This Afrobeat gem is a perfect blend of Ghanaian soul and Nigerian swag, proving that when West Africa unites, the world listens.
The beat? Pure vibes! Produced by Joker Nharnah, it’s a mix of soft piano chords, groovy basslines, and a sprinkle of log drums that’ll make your head nod uncontrollably. Black Sherif’s raw, emotional delivery kicks off with “Life no be movie, but we dey try make am work…”—a line already trending as the “hustler’s anthem” for dreamers across the continent. Fireboy’s verse? Buttery smooth! He slides in with “If I fall, I go rise again / No matter the pain, I go find my way…”—adding that Nigerian magic to the mix.
But this isn’t just a song—it’s a story of resilience. Black Sherif’s gritty, streetwise lyrics (“From the ghetto to the globe, my story no fit fade!”) blend seamlessly with Fireboy’s melodic optimism, creating a vibe that’s both relatable and uplifting. TikTokers are already turning it into “Hustle Challenge” skits, with Gen-Z’s flexing their “no give up” energy.
Why’s it blowing? It’s a Ghana-Naija handshake! From Accra to Lagos, “So It Goes” is the anthem saying, “No matter the struggle, we go make am!” DJs are baptizing it “the new continental banger”, while fans are flooding their DMs with “When’s the next collab?”
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