KO has released visuals for his new single, Supa Dupa. Let's watch and see what it's all about.
First shot is getting us ready for dreamy, psychedelic shots.
That's KO there showing us that even when he was a kid, lying on the grass, he dreamt of stars and space.
Big dreams.
He has bleached his hair.
Black paint on her, as if she not black enough.
I don't understand what this running on a vinyl is all about. Maybe the girls chasing him because of his record or the FX department was just flexing their muscle.
The themes of Supa Dupa are usual rap themes. Nothing ground breaking.
... When he was down.
... We clowns used to kicks him.
He used to dream about flashy cars.
... Now he is sitting on the bonnet with cupid on the driver's seat.
This is KO on a bed. A bed is where most dreams occur.
He warns us about city snakes... but he's all cosy with a few.
... "mirror mirror on the wall... who's the blah-blah of them all..." KO quoting Cinderella.
KO is feeling good. This is evident all over the video. The Skhanda god is all whismical.
KO's song is catchy and easy on the ear. I'm not sure if this is Skhanda though.
KO sings about how he is living a good life. It is obvious, not only in his visuals but in his raps, in his complacency. He has a few lines that lack originality, like ... " it was all a dream" and "when I was down, you used to kick me". He switches his flow up for only two bars in the whole song, before he falls back to the lazy flow he uses all throughout.
3.2/5
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