Shot on location in Lagos, Nigeria and Marbella in Spain with cameo appearances from DJ Humility and media mogul Ben Bruce among others, the “Tinkoko” music video was directed by Abiola Oke for JDC Films and features Jay Aims - with a bevy of sexy voluptuous dancers and surrounded by fans and friends - doing the “Tinkoko” dance which is poised to take over the streets and clubs once these visuals go viral. Sonically, “Tinkoko”, with its fast-paced drum patterns, lush synths and pronounced keyboard stabs, is a catchy and contagious dance tune which sees Jay Aims in flying form from start to finish with production credits superbly going to Don Adah and Laylow Productions.
And if you’re still asking “what is Tinkoko?” Jay Aims describes it as his own “new style of dance that is not only fun but also easy to do” and now that we have the long-awaited music video for an example of how to “Tinkoko”, please press play below and learn how to “Tinkoko”…
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