Après son dernier morceau “ Arbitre” dans lequel il a relaté les faits de la société avec beaucoup d’enseignants, l’enfant prodige de Fria One Time, revient avec un nouveau titre « Célibataire ». Dans ce morceau, il donne des sages conseils à tous les célibataires avant de parler les conséquences néfastes qui existent dans une relation amoureuse, avec des paroles en dialecte soussou et en langue française.

Dans ce clip, on voit un exemple de mariage fictif dont l’homme est malheureux dans sa relation avec son épouse.

Voir ci-dessous le lien du clip :

A kiffer ici:https://youtube.com/watch?v=iVBnCFp1U3s&si=CX9oKmV0cgT4rfxE

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