- A Korean music enthusiast known for singing Nigerian songs has arrived in Lagos, Nigeria
- Sillymusic fluently sang Rema’s Ozeba, Fireboy DML and Ayo Maff’s Dealer, Olamide’s Metaverse songs word for word
- SillyMusic asides her love for Nigerian songs can also dance popular steps like Legwork
A Korean music enthusiast Afrokitty Silly, also known as SillyMusic, who is popular for her dexterity in singing Afrobeats songs has finally arrived in Lagos, Nigeria.
SillyMusic, via her socials, has sung covers of popular Afrobeats songs like Ckay’s Love Nwantiti, Fave’s I go dey for you, Rema’s Ozeba, Wizkid’s Joy, Kizz Daniel’s Oh, Sisi and Tems’ Love me Jeje.
In a recent video trending on Tiktok, on Thursday, August 22, SillyMusic linked up with Nigerian dancer Poco Lee and the duo were seen vibing to Olamide’s Metaverse song.
SillyMusic, despite her Korean descent, sang with fluency to the awe of Poco Lee and fans who expressed disbelief and admiration in the comment section.
In another video, Poco Lee and Sillymusic show off their dance skills to Asake’s Fuji Vibes, proving Silkymusic’s exceptional legwork dance moves aside singing Nigerian songs.
“This one no demure at all” Poco Lee wrote.
Her visit is said to be an attempt to explore the Afrobeats market, dance and showcase her enthusiasm about Nigerian culture.
SillyMusic’s first interview with Egungun
Prior to her link-up with Poco Lee, SillyMusic was interviewed by popular Socialist Kuye Adegoke, also known as Egungun, when she landed in Nigeria.
In a YouTube interview video, SillyMusic said, “Me I don land Lagos,” to the surprise of Egungun. She then went on to sing Rema’s Ozeba word-for-word from beginning to the end.
After that, she sang Ayo Maff featuring Fireboy’s song Dealer, and Egungun was forced to join her in singing too.
SillyMusic, during the interview, revealed that she is from South Korea, noting that she loved Nigerians for being energetic and adorable. She mentioned, however, that she loved Nigerian music the most.
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