D-Black drops the visuals to the previously-released single “Falaa.”
Falaa fits right into the Alkayida dance tempo; that easy-going Ghanaian dance step from a couple years ago. If you can’t dance Alkayda, feel free to burst any move you’re comfortable with.
Enjoy!
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