Young Jonn, Kizz Daniel and Seyi Vibez are onto 'Big Big Things' - Listen

Young Jonn is back with a bang, and this time he's brought not one, but two heavy hitters along for the ride. His latest single, Big Big Things, featuring Kizz Daniel and Seyi Vibez, carries embodies all the markings of a hit record.

Young Jonn, who has successful transitioned from a record producer to become a chart-topping artist, has a proven track record of churning out hits - and he shows no signs of slowing down with Big Big Things. This time, he joins forces with the serial hit-maker, Kizz Daniel, and street-hop sensation, Seyi Vibez.

This collaboration is like an Afrobeats dream team. Each artist brings their unique flavor to the table, creating a synergy that's impossible to ignore. Young Jonn delivers his signature smooth vocals, infused with an added swagger that reflects his newfound confidence as a performer. Kizz Daniel lends his unmistakable charm and hit-making ability, weaving melodies that get stuck in your head long after the song ends. And Seyi Vibez adds a dose of streetwise flair, reminding us why he's become such a sought-after collaborator.

Aside the star power of the track, Big Big Things, it is an enjoyable piece, produced by the gifted hands of Young Willis. The infectious beat pulsates with energy, urging you to move your body, while the catchy chorus, with its repeated refrain of "big big things ni mo like," becomes an instant earworm.

Thematically, the song is a declaration of ambition and celebration of success. The lyrics, delivered with swagger and confidence, paint a picture of three artists who are now onto "big big things." They sing about the allure of wealth, hedonism, fame, and luxury, but also hint at the hard work and dedication that go hand-in-hand with achieving those dreams.

So, get your speakers up, add Big Big Things to your playlist and turn up the volume. It is a collaboration that's sure to set the Nigerian music space on fire, and with its infectious vibe, it's a song that you'll be singing along to long after the last note fades.

Listen to Big Big Things here.