Oxlade - KU LO SA (Official Video)

Oxlade can release as many versions of “Ku lo sa” as he wants but the “A colors show” will be best ever. The vibe was different and singing the song was with a lot of passion and emotion

The Color’s video will always be the official vid in our hearts

I’m leaving this comment today so after a month or a year, when someone likes it, I get reminded of this masterpiece ❤

I don’t usually comment but this song raises my vibrations to another level. I’m so proud to be Nigerian I can’t explain it. Afro beats to the world 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

Nigerian songs need to be sold in all pharmacy worldwide, cos it cure all kind of depression 🔥

Oxlade, you don't know me but I've been in a wheelchair most of my time and today I finally stood up just to increase the volume to your music ....much love 🇰🇪

I'm proud to be an African.. Afrobeats give sweet vibes Thanks to all afro musicians. This " kulosa" gives cool vibes

Deadlift workout music right here 💖 a u t h e n t I c v i e w s💖 dun took Oxlade oFf 2 da big leagues and fo dat I will always be super grate

I've never been more proud of being an Afro-Jamaican. Yah bless Africa and Africans.

This guy went and recorded a whole song again wow!!!! ❤

I'm in St.marteen and I just met Oxlade. He was super nice. The security said no to a selfie. Oxlade said "Let her come, she can get a picture. " He is truly a genuine person. ❤️

I will always stan this genre because of how they elevate dark skin African women in their videos, highlighting how exotic and beuatiful they are. American black artists should start taking notes.

Nigerian artirst are PURE bangers ! OXLADE, REMA, BURNA, WIZKID, TIWA SAVAGE, CKAY....! Make Africa proud

I used to be a fan but after listening to this masterpiece i'm an air conditioner now🔥🔥🔥

As a middle eastern I can definitely say Nigerian music hits different. It's like a match made in heaven. ❤🇳🇬

Finally, we can share our music with the rest of the world.The internet has being great for African music. Now you can have a taste of African music without being in Africa but missing are the wise cracks from people you never know and may never meet again, humor, smiles, humility, warmth, friendliness and street food you can only get by visiting the motherland. Mother Africa how sweet you are. We can still smile in the midst of untold hardship and poverty.

I'm really proud to be African, especially our Nigerian brothers and sisters you make African music proud all over the world.🌍🌍🌍🔥🔥🔥🔥🇨🇮🔥🔥🇳🇬🇳🇬🇨🇲

The visuals, melanin-popping beauties, choreography, fashion, camera angles, aesthetics, visual effects and the slight alteration to the melody of the song. This is definitely a masterpiece of creativity 🚀🚀🔊🔊🔊 #afrobeats

Everything about this song is beautiful and catchy and it gives me goosebumps, it just makes me want to dance when I hear it!!

I am African American, born in The US, Mama Alabama, Daddy from South Florida etc... However due to my Father's background and STRONG, UNCUT GENES, I can safely say that I am African period, I claim nothing else. My late Pops looked pure African and we used to get teased / questioned about our look (not my mother, she claim Native American and looks polar opposite of my Father's blood line). I was proud to possess my Father's looks then and I am proud and thankful to this day. My LOVE for who I am has never wavered and it never will. These are my people (family don't always embrace family, BUT I KNOW WHO I AM)