Kizz Daniel, the Afrobeats superstar, starts the year with another catchy song and colorful visuals for his single “Rich Till I Die (RTID),” which has a lot to say and teaches people something.
The 2:57-minute video, which was directed by
TG Omori, a Nigerian director and cinematographer, shows Kizz Daniel as grateful to God and sure that he will always be successful, no matter what life throws at him.
“Rich Till I Die (RTID),” which was made by Reward Beatz and Blaise Beatz, is sure to be another huge hit for The Afro classic pioneer and one of Africa’s biggest stars. This comes after he had a string of hits in 2022, including the song of the year and street anthem “Buga” and the dance move “Cough(Odo).”
The artistic video, which looks a bit like TG-visuals Omori’s for “Buga,” a song with a great feel-good party vibe, shows the musical journey of an artist who has become a famous superstar.
The powerful lyrics and catchy chorus are backed by the popular Christian “Hallelujah” chant. The instrumentals, such as drums, are also very loud.
“Rich Till I Die (RTID)” starts with a scene of several hardworking car engineers at their workshop. The workers, Kizz Daniel, and everyone else then dance and put on a show of happiness.
He sings while admitting that “life struggles” are not unusual. He says this in a local idiom: “Suffer suffer for the earth, enjoy for heaven.”
Kizz Daniel is also shown to be sure of himself and full of hope.
He hopes for a better future by “living the life he loves and loving the life he lives.”
In the video, he talks about how much his fans love him and how many people come to his amazing concerts. He also talks about how important love, hard work, diligence, resilience, a good plan, and management are for success.
The main theme of Kizz Daniel’s party and dance moves is love, and he tells everyone to wear “a face mask,” which means not to care about haters.
He sings, “I live the life I love (I love it when you hate me),” “I love the life I live,” and “I live the life I love” (Na your hate dey give me money)
The captivating video for “The King of Melodies” by Kizz Daniel ends with dance and emotional reflections that are a confirmation and inspiration for everyone as they head into the new year.
He says again that he loves his way of life and continues the music with the Christian “Hallelujah” chant to thank God and say a prayer.
Watch the video for Kizz Daniel’s “Rich Till I Die (RTID)” here: