Eazzy explains 'Wengeze' video concept and execution

The management of Lynx Entertainment is officially releasing this statement to set the record straight in regards to a recently released video from the company amidst reactions that have followed a few days after the release of the video. Watch Wengeze by Eazzy

Management will like to make it categorically clear that the “Wengeze” track is a song meant to make people laugh and relax. The background of the track and the feel it carries suggests the circumstances under which the song was recorded. Listen to Wengeze by Eazzy

The video like the song is meant to make people more relaxed, feel less stressful and help people manage at least a hint of smile and hence the concept of the video.

The scene in the video which depicts Eazzy in various costumes signifies the universal appeal of the song, which enables people from all walks of life to dance to the song.

We will also want to clarify that the song is not about ‘flex” or display of wealth, neither is it about the unnecessary shaking of “booty” which would have been totally irrelevant to the concept of the song as suggested by one article which seems to disagree with the director of the video.

Management will like to point out that the quality of a video has nothing to do with the number of people present in the video nor the flashy things displayed but is largely due to the ability of the video to carry the concept of the song clearly across to the people, which the “Wengeze” video seems to have done with perfection.

For a session of the public who seem to have fully understood the concept of the song, their appreciation is deeply welcomed. Management is therefore taking this step to expatiate on the concept of the video; its execution and other matters that have been raised by the media and individuals alike.

The concerns raised by fans and interested persons have generally revolved around the issues we have discussed, we hope this official release will clear the minds of all fan-loving people and rather set them on an appreciation course.