Nigerian artist, Don Kuma has burst onto the scene with his latest single, ‘Jackie Chan’, a high-energy track blending elements of Nigerian Pidgin English and the popular Amapiano sound. The song, centered on love and devotion, features upbeat instrumentals, smooth melodies, and a hook that’s bound to stick with listeners.

The song portrays Don Kuma’s affection for Sister Ronke, his love interest, with lyrics that convey his readiness to fight for her love, no matter the obstacles. His passionate delivery, paired with vibrant beats, creates a groove that captures the essence of Afrobeat and Amapiano. The track’s danceable rhythm has already started gaining traction, making it a potential hit in Nigeria’s music scene.

Don Kuma, whose real name is Oluwaseun Akeem, hails from Mushin in Lagos and has been making music since his high school days. He credits artists like Lil Wayne, Drake, Wale, and MI Abaga as key influences in his career. With a style deeply rooted in personal experiences and emotions, Don Kuma aims to connect with his audience through his unique sound and storytelling.

“My music comes from my inner emotions and personal life experiences,” Don Kuma said in a recent interview. “Sharing my life journey and experience with music is a great feeling and also a way to stay connected with my fans.”

‘Jackie Chan’ continues Don Kuma’s journey in the Nigerian music industry, a space where he is steadily carving out a name for himself with his distinct style and heartfelt lyrics.