Reggae With My Woman.

Growing up, it is what it is. When we learn and improve, then growth has taken place. In our world now, people tend to do things they don't love just to survive. It is not an imagination, but a reality of someone working 5-9 job of the work they don't like and still earn very little. And that little earned can't even be used to get what they most desire.

There's no love in the street as it is filled with pain. I have met others who have enough in their account but still do not love themselves enough to take care of their health, eat good food, and go out. I have term those people, "Money Slave" because if you have the money and it us just sitting there and you aren't using to eat when you are hungry but thinking of how you'll find who will give you food, then you are a slave to the money you worked for.

Sadly, I have been fortunate I'd say to meet these people and see how they worship money so much that they'll be even sick and still want to keep that money and they teach me a vital lesson in life that, "Never should I love to the extent of being a slave to something that can depreciate, or get robbed or something that I know I can't take along when I am dead" and I have to thank them for having cross my path in life.

I am superbly grateful to them because they made me realize how amazing life can be spending what you worked for instead of looking for who to pay my bills. And I so happy that I don't have a poverty mindset like them and do not take those who are kind to me actions like a victory for successfully using those people kind acts to get what I want.

So, because "I'm in love with myself," I am "My woman, my everything," and I'll surely "Make am" because I am me, not someone else. With this, I have brought some tunes to help me relax and even dance heavenly today.

Now, let's get to know about the artiste before we move toward the selected tunes.

Meet Patrick.

Alright, just forget spongebob for a moment here and read along.

Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie, better known by his stage name Patoranking, is a Nigerian reggae-dancehall singer and songwriter. He was born in Ijegun-Egba, Alimosho, Lagos State, Nigeria, on the 27th of May 1990.

He has partnered with a lot of musical icons, and he is a great singer. I am sharing his song today not just to have fun but to also celebrate his birthday in advance.

I'm in love;Patoranking.

Move your legs back and forth as you carefully whine your waist. Move your ass up and down without stress.

Roll your right hands toward your back and also your left and as you shake your body.

My woman, my everything; Patoranking Ft Wande Coal.

The musical vibe and rap. Just the right amount of highness needed to get you right at the dance floor.

Rock your body and whine your waist like you mean business. Rock the dance hall like a real baddie.

Make am; Patoranking.

Shoki dance and whine your waist. Flex your dance move because nobody wey no fit to make am.

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All videos used were gotten from #YouTube.

Still yours truly,
Balikis.

Thanks for reading and listening.

Peace be unto those who crave it and more to those who chase it away.