Strong thing, [a controversial title among many non-Nigerians who mistake it for the state of his endowment] can be thought of as an attempt to revive R ati B on a worldwide scale. The concept and quality of the video are one of the few things that make it a useful medium for global revival because as you may have noticed R 'n' B is on its death bed, awaiting prescription and a qualified doctor. Although it will be hard for oga Banky to perform this act of revival on his own, he is giving it a shot and in my opinion, the man is more than qualified.
The instrumentals are very relaxing and creates a mood which match the lyrical content. However, the flute played at the start of each chorus can get a bit annoying and usually puts me out of my relaxed phase. It reminds me of something off the tess of the d'urbervilles soundtrack (just the flute) though I must admit, it adds a touch of class to the musical experience but should have been turned down a notch.
He discusses one of those love at first site moments we have all experienced or learnt in a song, book or movie but he takes a more mischievous approach using metaphors which compare his emotional situation to different household equipments including a telephone and a doorbell. Overall, its a very good listen, soothing the souls of many couples and even the single ladies and gentlemen out there.
I like the video. very diff from what most Nija musicians r doing.
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i keep on wishing that ur with me
best part lol
Please go to http://naijasongz.blogspot.com/2010/08/banky-w-strong-thing-lyrics.html
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I like the instrumental.its good
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