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THIS IS A TURN UP! | Rema – Are You There? (Official Music Video) | UK REACTION & ANALYSIS VIDEO

THIS IS A TURN UP! | Rema - Are You There? (Official Music Video) | UK REACTION & ANALYSIS VIDEO

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As ever on CubCamTV we are looking to open up as many avenues as possible for us to explore, hence us starting this brand new reaction series entitled CubReacts. Next up, the official video for Rema’s ‘Are You There’.
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  1. The video was perfect for the storytelling. If you understand the lyrics, it makes the shift in Rema’s emotion and the video more impactful. You hit the nail on the head: it’s about police brutality, the corruption, and the normalization of all these societal ills. He is asking are you there? Are you noticing what’s happening? He reminds Nigerians that we still should enjoy life and not take everything seriously, so we can maintain our sanity and survive. The wealthy spot is supposed to represent the corrupt politicians squandering our money. The ending tune during the police raid is an intro to the track Divine 😉

  2. As far as am concerned, Burna boy is on top of Nigeria and Africa currently because of his political consciousness.
    With this tune, Rema just showed he has got such substance also.
    Powerful detailed reaction as always mate ❤️

  3. Very powerful message. It's a call to the Nigerian youth to rise and fight corruption, oppression and police brutality unleashed upon them for years by those in power. He shows the political elite having fun, squandering stolen funds and living large, unsympathetic to the suffering of the masses and the escalating insecurity crisis. i.e the bomb blasts.
    The cry to arise, like the song, is intense and emotional cos enough is enough! Nigerians must wake up and fight!

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