Irish Drill artist Offica experiments with African sounds for ‘Leave Them Girls Alone’ featuring B3NEDICTA
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The ‘O Di Dan Dan’ star taps into his Nigerian heritage by exploring contemprory sounds from the region for this release.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed in your relationship? Many of us do for several reasons. In this case, B3NEDICTA, who portrayed his love interest, seems to call it quits with Offica from the passenger seat of his car.
As the story goes, the Irish rising star was surrounded by too many ill-dressed women during a video shoot. Unfortunately, his lady was present and couldn’t bear it. Days prior, a busty fan spotted him outside of a petrol station and asked to take a picture. Shortly after the moment, the fan uploaded the selfie to her social media with a caption that caused a stir. The media picked it up and called her his “new flame”.
The next day, the couple had dinner. Then, another busty woman slid her telephone number and sneakily wrote it on a piece of paper. She kissed the paper with glossed lips.
Check out the Ovie Etseyatse-directed music video for ‘Leave Them Girls Alone’ below, produced by New Machine. It’s out now through Greenback Records.
