Strongman and Kelvyn Boy
Rapper Strongman is coming to the aid of heartbroken people with his new single ‘Pilolo’ which features Afrobeat artiste Kelvyn Boy.
The song talks about a man who is reminiscing all the things he used to do for his ex-girlfriend including the fun they had.
However, he knows all of those good times were never enough for the person he had pledged to spend the rest of his life with.
The song was produced by Nixie while the video was directed by Prince Dovlo.
'Pilolo' is one of the songs off Strongman's upcoming album 10 am.
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