"I no believe say na me wey you make dance. So stupid, stupid, stupid." That line from 10 Over 10 says everything. KFMD, Qing Madi, and Wande Coal have put together an Afrobeat love song that captures the dizzy, almost disbelieving feeling of being completely gone for someone.
The song opens with a playful push and pull, a little drama, a little heat, a little lava, as the singers tease their love interest for drawing them in so effortlessly. There is something refreshing about how the lyrics lean into vulnerability. One verse even admits, "I don't believe in love, I'm guilty," before immediately surrendering to the feeling anyway.
The chorus carries the emotional weight of the whole track. Sung partly in Yoruba, it translates roughly to a declaration that she is a perfect 10, and that the singer has been fully swept away, despite people saying he was not the type to fall. It is the kind of chorus that gets stuck in your chest, not just your head.
With Wande Coal's signature warmth anchoring the sound and Qing Madi's presence adding dimension, 10 Over 10 feels like a song built for slow evenings and honest conversations. Keep your ears on this one.
Originally published by NotJustOk.