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Earlier this month, Abuja artist Parcy released a new catchy track called ‘Abuja Boyz’, suggesting his crew and he does not fear fear authoritative figures. Why does he feel the way he does? Within the lyrics, the fairly new rapper describes a high-profile presidential lifestyle, which includes jet transportation.
To be in the midst of those kinds of people, strong ties, unlimited access, and plenty of money are apparent. Now, we are not insinuating that money wards off police in Nigeria’s capital city, but based on what we’ve seen in life and life through travelling—money talks and bullshit runs marathons. Further into the song, he lists the types of people (gorgeous young ladies, street boys, trappers, bad boys and others). Stream the short uptempo dance record below, and watch the video clip from Instagram.
If you enjoyed what you heard and saw, check out Parcy’s debut album ‘Heartbroken Savages’ released this year on April 26. He also has a few singles to sink your teeth into.
