Boy Spyce – Jara | Lyrics & Review

Review On Boy Spyce – Jara

Boy Spyce, the talented artist under the Mavin Records label, has dropped a track that’s turning heads and igniting conversations across the continent and beyond. His latest single, "Jara," is more than just a catchy tune; it's a powerful anthem that resonates with the struggles and triumphs of African identity. In this review, I want to dive into the essence of the song and explore how it reflects a growing consciousness among Africans.

From the moment "Jara" kicks off, listeners are greeted with an infectious beat that makes you want to move. But it’s the lyrics that really pull you in, as Boy Spyce offers a poignant commentary on the complexities of African identity in today’s world. The song speaks to a harsh reality: the way our cultural wealth—our browns, our status, our heritage—has often been appropriated and rebranded by foreign entities. Boy Spyce doesn’t shy away from tackling this issue; instead, he boldly addresses it, urging us to wake up and recognize the value of our own identity.

Boy Spyce – Jara Lyrics 

"Oh Oyiboo

‎No use me play ludoo

‎Where my browns 

‎Wey you thief from Edoo

‎My sis and bros you put for boat

‎Dey go Europe 

‎Obiageli na em You turn to Nicole

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‎Uhmmmm

‎Make we do am one by one

‎Starting from the blood diamond 

‎Shey Na why you want kpai us

‎Congo is full of blood

‎Keeping our people poor

‎Oil full porthacourt 

‎Tell me why we still import

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‎African People arise

‎Jara! Jara!!

‎Fight for your lives

‎Jara! Jara!!

‎People dey kpai

‎Jara! Jara!!

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‎They wanna attack and divide

‎Jara! Jara!!

‎But we must unite

‎Jara! Jara!!

‎Gather for church or Shrine

‎Jara! Jara!!"

One of the most striking aspects of "Jara" is its call to action. Boy Spyce encourages his listeners to reflect on the narratives that have been imposed upon us and to embrace our true selves. He reminds us that our brothers and sisters, who have been taken and rebranded, have a rightful place in the narrative of our culture. This is a message of unity, urging us to stand together and reclaim our identity in a world that often seeks to dilute it.

Moreover, "Jara" transcends mere critique; it’s a celebration of love and self-acceptance. Boy Spyce emphasizes the importance of loving ourselves first before looking outward. In a world where external validation can sometimes overshadow our own self-worth, this reminder is crucial. He encourages us to set aside religious divisions and focus on the shared humanity that binds us all. It’s a message that resonates deeply, especially in a time when our global community feels more divided than ever.

Boy Spyce – Jara Video 

The compose of the freestyle video show how serious he is, musically, Boy Spyce combines elements of Afrobeats with a touch of contemporary flair, creating a sound that’s both familiar and fresh. His smooth vocals glide effortlessly over the beat, making "Jara" not only thought-provoking but also incredibly enjoyable to listen to. It's the kind of track that you want to play on repeat, whether you're at a party or just chilling at home.

In conclusion, Boy Spyce's "Jara" is more than just a song; it’s a movement. It’s a wake-up call for Africans to embrace their true identity, stand against appropriation, and love themselves fiercely. As we listen to this anthem, we’re reminded of the power of music to inspire change and foster unity. So, if you haven’t yet, give "This Jara" a listen and join the conversation. It’s time for us to rise, love ourselves, and reclaim our narrative.