“Dem Dey Go” by Brymo is a song from his 2016 album Klĭtôrĭs that uses a metaphor to critique the state of Nigeria. The song reflects on the inherent differences between the three major ethnic groups (Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo) and their struggle to coexist peacefully, contributing to social and political instability. Beyond the specific Nigerian context, the song also looks at the universal themes of the transient nature of life, conflict, freedom, and a hopeful vision for a better future.
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