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Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Rema turned heads this week as he filmed the vibrant music video for his upcoming single “Fun” on the bustling streets of Accra, Ghana. With cameras rolling in Jamestown and along Osu Oxford Street, fans captured the artist delivering energetic performances surrounded by dancers, drummers, and dynamic street scenes.
Rema filming “Fun” music video in Ghana, September 2025
Blending syncopated beats with catchy melodic hooks, Rema continues to push the boundaries of Afrobeats. His latest project reflects an upbeat tempo and youthful energy, both sonically and visually. He performed with local dancers executing sharp choreography, while traditional drumming added authentic African rhythm to each scene.
Notably, Rema’s visuals highlight Ghana’s cultural vibrancy. He rode a brightly decorated tricycle, danced through colorful markets, and engaged with local street performers in an intentional fusion of modern Afro-pop with traditional aesthetics. This artistic direction gives the video a polyphonic texture, rich in layers of movement and sound.
According to insiders, “Fun” celebrates joy, community, and youthful spirit is the key themes pulsing through today’s global Afrobeats movement. By choosing Ghana as his backdrop, Rema taps into a thriving creative scene that harmonizes perfectly with his evolving sound.
Moreover, Ghana’s rising influence in African pop culture makes it a strategic location. From its vibrant fashion to its booming urban art, the country amplifies the visual and emotional impact of Rema’s message.
Online teasers already show scenes packed with rhythm, motion, and color hinting at a visually striking video that matches the infectious beat of the track. Fans can expect “Fun” to drop later this month, and radio stations are already preparing to add it to rotation.
