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'Pree me' [Video]

The talented singer releases the video for his sober reflective song, talking about friends turning to foes.

Burna Boy 'Pree me'

In the tune the singer shares with listeners his deep rooted thoughts about him getting a lot of enemies that used to be old friends.

He however maintains the resolve to be as real as he can and not give room for regrets while warning fans to be wary of people they choose as friends.

The song which was premiered on Apple's Beats 1 radio show marks his first official single since his sophomore album "On  A Spaceship" dropped in 2015, and will be off his soon to be released EP titled "Redemption".

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