Best African Music Videos of 2022: African music has long been a source of inspiration and enjoyment for people around the world, and the music videos produced by African artists are no exception.
From the vibrant and colorful visuals to the catchy and infectious beats, African music videos never fail to capture the attention of audiences.
As we look ahead to 2022, it’s natural to wonder which African music videos will stand out as the best of the year. Will it be a newcomer making their mark on the scene, or a seasoned veteran continuing to dominate the charts?
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Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: African music videos are sure to be an important and exciting part of the music landscape in 2022.
In this article, we will take a look at some of the most highly anticipated and buzzworthy African music videos of 2022. From popular genres like Afrobeat and Hiplife to traditional styles like Highlife and Makossa, these music videos are sure to make an impact on the global music scene.
So sit back, press play, and get ready to discover the best African music videos of 2022.
1. Black Sheriff – Kwaku The Traveller
Given only his first year as a household name, many would classify Black Sherif‘s visual style as a gritty, hyper-realistic depiction of street culture.
The video for his 2022 smash hit, “Kwaku The Traveller” directed by David Nicol-Sey, deviates from that aesthetic in order to depict the stresses of the artist’s rising stardom.
Blacko expertly delves into the meaning of atonement, and every shot aspires to aesthetic perfection.
The unique high-budget film “Kwaku The Traveller” depicts a musician at the peak of their career, introducing them in a new light while expanding on the tales that first catapulted them to fame.
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2. Blaqbonez – Back In Uni
Blaqbonez’s “Back In Uni” the album’s lead single, features a music video that elevates imitation to a fine art form.
The musician, who is widely regarded as one of the most astute promoters in Nigerian music, cleverly incorporated allusions to pop culture from multiple eras into his own film.
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3. Burna Boy – Last Last
4. Rema – Calm Down
The modern body-positive anthem “Calm Down” is just one example of Rema’s music tackling themes of sexual exploration. The native of Benin City may seem like he’s reinventing himself, but he’s just recycling his idealistic younger self.
The protagonists of DK’s “Calm Down” music video are a guy named Rema and a girl dressed in yellow who meet at a party in a rundown shack, escape on a motorcycle, and spend the rest of the night getting to know each other while playing snooker.
More than 250 million people have watched this video because it transports them to the center of the whirlwind romance that Rema is acting out.
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5. Fally Ipupa – Se Yo
6. Asake – Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)
7. Diamond Platnumz – Mtasubiri Ft. Zuchu
So Guys 👇
Which Of These Videos Did You Enjoy Most?
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