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Falz knows how to serve vibes — and in “No Less,” the fourth track from his recently released album “The Feast,” he delivers a highlife-inspired celebration of enjoyment, culture, and good music.

Released in May, “The Feast” is rich with sonic flavours, and “No Less” stands out as a toast to good times. Over bouncy instrumentals, Falz raps about living life to the fullest with lines like “Wanna make sure you rise up and dance to people sound / Genuine and foreign music / No more, no less” — setting the tone for a carefree, joy-filled groove.

The music video is a visual delight, bringing to life a colourful Yoruba party scene complete with owambe aesthetics. From the lavish agbadas and fila on the men to the elegant bubas, iro and towering geles on the women, the video captures the essence of cultural pride and celebration. Falz himself appears in richly detailed lace and agbada, embodying the spirit of the feast.

Adding even more fun to the mix, the video features comedic appearances from Broda Shaggi and Layi Wasabi, who blend right into the party atmosphere with their signature humour and charm.

If “The Feast” is a celebration, “No Less” is the moment the party reaches its peak, and Falz makes sure everyone’s invited.

Popular Nigerian rapper and activist, Falz has spoken up on the reason he decided to study law.

Speaking about his transition to music, he dismissed claims he was forced to follow his father’s legal path

During a conversation with Chude Jideonwo on the “With Chude” podcast, Falz recalls being inspired by his father, Femi Falana SAN’s, great influence on many individuals.

This admiration led Falz to study law, aiming to replicate his father’s impact.

However, after brief stints at the Ministry of Justice and his father’s firm, Falz’s passion for music took over.

He recounts, “As a child, I felt compelled to make a name for myself due to people’s high expectations.”

Falz adds, “Hearing stories of my dad’s helpfulness and dedication motivated me to emulate him, not due to pressure, but genuine aspiration.”

He notes, “I practiced law briefly, about two years, before pursuing music full-time in 2014.”

Nigerian rapper and activist, Falz has shared his experience after he attempted threesomes on two occasions.

He stated that both attempts did not go as planned.

He disclosed this while on the Over The Top show with VJ Adams, adding that he sought professional advice to understand why the experiences didn’t work out.

A threesome refers to a s3xual encounter involving three people who engage in s3xual activities together.

It typically implies that all participants are involved in some way during the experience.

He said he was told that the issue stemmed from “planning it” too much and was advised to let things happen more spontaneously.

“What might be interesting to note is that I have only attempted it twice and on both occasions, they did not really go well. To answer your question, the last time was about two years ago or so.

“This is because, after that second time, I was like I give up. I also spoke to some professionals and they said to me that the problem is that you are planning it. They said just let it happen,” he said.