Rema’s new video for “Fun” just dropped, and it feels like a breath of fresh air. Straight off, the scenes hit you with sunlight, laughter, and a kind of warmth you want to lean into. There’s no heavy drama, just living, enjoying, and Rema being present.
The video opens with a classic house party scene in Benin City, yellow light, live music, friends turning up. Rema hosts, surrounded by energy, good food, and shared moments. Then the camera cuts to quieter visuals: local kids playing soccer, Rema pulling fresh sneakers out the trunk of his Lamborghini, bodies lit by street lamps under tender night air. These moments feel deliberate he’s letting success meet simplicity.
There is uplift in the atmosphere but also honesty in the lyrics. Rema sings,
Abeg, pass me my cup / I just want to have fun / I no wan worry too much… I no dey gather my funds.
It is reminder of pressure, of chasing goals, and choosing peace. The melodies are soft where they need to be, and the groove settles just enough so you feel it behind the celebratory frames.
Visually, “Fun” takes style cues that feel nostalgic and modern at once. The video was shot in bright settings, on beaches, in family hangouts, and in sunlit scenes mixed with neon night shots. The color palette is warm: sunset oranges, lush blues, skin tones glowing. There are slow-motion moments where laughter lingers in the frame. You sense that Rema wants you to pause, look, even breathe with him.
Production, Vision, and Fan Reception
The video for “Fun” was directed by Perliks and produced by Nouvelle Production House, a team known for blending high-end polish with grounded, street-level storytelling. On the music side, producers London and AoD shaped the sound, keeping it light but layered, with soft piano runs and percussive touches that carry the song’s reflective tone.
Filmed between Benin City and its surrounding suburbs, the visuals reflect real-life warmth, kids playing football, markets, small gatherings, and beaches that hint at home. The goal wasn’t to impress, but to connect. It’s a visual translation of Rema’s mindset: simplicity wrapped in success, rhythm meeting realness.
Premiered on October 6, 2025, the video has already pulled over 4 million views on YouTube in just six days; a sign that fans are deeply connecting with its tone and message. Across YouTube, Instagram, and X, reactions describe the video as “refreshing,” “peaceful,” and “the calm side of Rema we needed.”
@naomieSALA Who else’s happy feeling those pop boys
@FlontinaLufeyo Song of the year I just want to have fun
“Fun” is softer than “Kelebu,” less about spectacle and more about presence. It carries that feeling of returning home after a long stretch away, familiar faces, quiet laughter, no pressure to perform. Rema leans into simplicity, not as an escape, but as clarity. As night folds into the final frames, the video doesn’t end with noise or glitter; it ends with stillness, the kind that says he’s exactly where he wants to be.
