Bakilla, a Belgian-Ghanaian singer, has released an uplifting tune titled ‘Ghana,’ which is accompanied by a video that features him singing and basking in the splendor of their genuine beauty — their dark skin tone.
In a gorgeous and sophisticated demonstration of why black is lovely, Bakilla shares the screen with his dark-skinned queens. The movie, which is currently available on the star’s YouTube channel, has a slew of ladies and himself in situations that range from all-white to brightly colored, with dramatic lighting and seductive dances to cap it off. There are also several shots of Bakilla dancing and drinking booze in between, which you can see here.
“I tried to present the most crucial aspects of Ghana in the film,” Bakilla said. “And to me, it is the beauty and worth of both black men and women in their whole.” The message is intended to appeal to both the literal and figurative meanings of the word “black beauty” and its accompanying allure. For harmony to exist, black women must enjoy their own tones, as well as the tones of black males. This is the kind of education I want to provide to future generations.”
“I opted on Ghana as the song’s title not just because it’s my country, but due to its other etymologies that I thought relevant,” Bakilla said to Elite PR (@theelitepr) about the song. It stands for a woman’s name and a promised country!”
‘Ghana’ follows the Afrobeat and R&B singer’s well-received ‘Vibration,’ and is available for listening on all digital platforms worldwide here: https://youtu.be/j_28oG5QKLg
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