Over the years, Tekno has mainstained his status as one of afropop’s longstanding stars, with his club-ready bangers such as “Pana” to “Greenlight”. His latest single, “Skeletun”, puts his undoubtable ability in full glare, merging Tekno’s dancefloor-filler rhymes and preppy melodies with a propulsive beat from Phantom.

The singer has now updated “Skeletun” with a TG Omori-directed music video, which plays into the party starting ethos of the song. The colourful video opens with a party sequence, with partygoers guzzling multiple beers and empty green bottles laying on the ground.  The rest of the video sees Tekno performing giddy dance steps mimicking the unsteady steps of drunkard, portraying his lyrics that “e don tey wey we dey shayo (it’s been a long time since we’ve been getting drunk)”.

Watch “Skeletun” below.

Featured Image Credits: YouTube/TeknoMilesVEVO

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