Synopsis

DJ Jimmy Jatt, Mode 9, 2Face Idibia and ElaJoe deliver a lively Lagos street anthem in a performance-led video. The clip moves between the artists and DJ Jimmy Jatt as they celebrate the city's restless energy, crowded roads, everyday hustling and nightlife. Its urban setting reflects the song's portrait of Lagos as a demanding but vibrant place, while the performers' confident delivery and communal atmosphere give the video the feel of a citywide party.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Stylee" was released in 2007 as part of DJ Jimmy Jatt's debut album, "The Definition."

• The track brought together DJ Jimmy Jatt with 2Face Idibia, Mode 9 and ElaJoe. The collaboration balances 2Face's melodic presence with the rappers' detailed descriptions of Lagos life.

• DJ Jimmy Jatt described "Stylee" as his first official song as a DJ. He said the track was promoted and its video was shot in early 2007.

• The song became known as a Lagos anthem because its verses focus on recognizable features of city life, including traffic, danfo buses, okadas, crowded streets and the pressures of making a living.

• "Stylee" received two nominations at the 2007 Channel O Music Video Awards.

• At the 2008 Hip Hop World Awards, now known as The Headies, the song won Best Music Video and Best Collabo.

• The video helped establish DJ Jimmy Jatt as more than a club and radio DJ, presenting him as the central figure in a major Nigerian artist collaboration.

• The official video was uploaded to DJ Jimmy Jatt's YouTube channel in July 2007 and has since become one of the best-known online entries from "The Definition."