Street-hop sensation Zlatan has teamed up with rising star Fola to deliver “Get Better”, a motivational anthem that blends gritty realism with a hopeful outlook.
Set against percussive Afropop beats, the track explores themes of loyalty, hustle, and the relentless pursuit of financial freedom. Zlatan’s reflective lyrics like “Sometimes when e no dey, Shebi na you I dey call?” capture the essence of trust and perseverance.
Growing up, Zlatan dreamed of success through football, never imagining that music would take him this far. Since his debut, he has become a staple in Nigeria’s music scene, recognized for his energetic lyrics, memorable adlibs, and ability to connect with mainstream culture.
With “Get Better”, Zlatan transforms personal struggles into a universal message of hope: “Suffering no be tattoo—better days go come.” Fola’s soulful hooks add depth to the track, creating a balance between street-conscious grit and uplifting resolve.
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In a world often heavy with challenges, “Get Better” serves as a reminder to keep moving forward — even when the road feels tough. It captures the resilience of those who strive silently, holding on to the hope of better days.
“Music should reflect life,” Zlatan shares. “I want people to know that no matter what, we can always push through and make things better.”
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