Oluwa BJ is a fast-rising Afrobeat artist based in Indiana USA. He takes us on a journey of his early life on his new single blessings. If you grew up in a Nigerian or African home you would relate to this song. He tells a tale of how difficult it was to get along with his parents during his childhood.

African parents are almost all alike when it comes to bringing up their children and Oluwa BJ does a great job in emphasizing it. I love the introspective nature of the song and I am confident you will enjoy it also.

I started from the bottom/ Eyin enemies calm down ke ma gboro/
See childhood e no easy/ Everyday P Man e too busy/
Big shout to my mama she stood as a mother and a father/
calm down let me take you back x 2 /
When I small I spoil many things…

Listen to the full track below