Eleventh blog post

My top ten sings that I would want on my pandemic playlist would be: 1. Bundelele by Awilo Longomba, 2. We Own It by 2Chainz and Wiz Khalifa, 3. This Will Be The Day by Lady Bri, 4. So Saucy by Kemarhighcon, 5. Give Me Everything by Pitbull and NeYo, 6. Roar by Katy Perry, 7. You Make Me Feel by Sabi, 8. Glorious by Macklemore, 9. Blessings on Blessings by Anthony Brown, 10. Brown Skin Girls by Beyonce Knowles. Of course, these aren't all my songs that I would have on my list but it's most of them. I did forget to mention some of my old school hits. I love 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s R&B mix. The first song and fourth song I labeled would be my favorite African songs. Of course, since I'm half Nigerian, I love African music and afrobeat with a passion. It gets me hype and relaxed for the most part. Songs two, five, six, seven, and eight are my motivational songs when I'm working out or even just doing something productive. Songs like those keep me going and staying up. Songs three and ten on my list have a nice, beautiful melody to it. It puts a smile on my face every time I listen to it. Lastly, I have song nine which is one of my favorite gospel songs on my playlist. The beat in every song hits my spirit then comes the lyrics. I write songs myself and I love to get a beat that matches what I would have to say.

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