Released in July 2020 via , the song explores themes of extreme loyalty and unconditional love.
The video was directed by Nicholas Lam and produced by Hound Content and Point Five Creations .
The collaboration by Snakehips & Jess Glynne , featuring A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Davido , is a cross-continental track that merges UK dance-pop with American hip-hop and Nigerian Afrobeats. Production & Themes
The song depicts a relationship where one is willing to "do time" or cover for a partner's mistakes ("See you holding that gun, I don't need to know").
They face a massive mech, "Weapon X," controlled by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, before Snakehips' members (James and Ollie) arrive to help restore peace.
Jess Glynne provides the soulful core, while Davido adds Afrobeats textures and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie delivers a melodic rap verse about loyalty and betrayal. Music Video Concept
Released in July 2020 via , the song explores themes of extreme loyalty and unconditional love.
The video was directed by Nicholas Lam and produced by Hound Content and Point Five Creations . Released in July 2020 via , the song
The collaboration by Snakehips & Jess Glynne , featuring A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Davido , is a cross-continental track that merges UK dance-pop with American hip-hop and Nigerian Afrobeats. Production & Themes Production & Themes The song depicts a relationship
The song depicts a relationship where one is willing to "do time" or cover for a partner's mistakes ("See you holding that gun, I don't need to know"). Music Video Concept
They face a massive mech, "Weapon X," controlled by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, before Snakehips' members (James and Ollie) arrive to help restore peace.
Jess Glynne provides the soulful core, while Davido adds Afrobeats textures and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie delivers a melodic rap verse about loyalty and betrayal. Music Video Concept