Saweetie, J-pop artist Nissy embrace happiness on ‘Feels’
Everyone’s liking the way this collaboration feels as two top Asian acts join forces like no other.
International Filipino-American hip-hop sensation Saweetie and acclaimed Japanese artist Nissy have seamlessly blended their talents to create the infectious J-Pop track, “Feels.”
Saweetie, known in real life as Diamonté Quiava Valentin Harper with Filipino and Chinese heritage, formed a connection with Nissy that resulted in a feel-good banger expressing feelings of euphoria, joy, and being captivated by an uplifting experience.
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In the lyrics, the artists describe feeling amazed and being immersed in a state of mind in which everything feels hypnotic and mystifying.
The journey towards the creation of “Feels” began a few years ago, as revealed by the Japanese singer on Saweetie’s Instagram.
The collaborative project faced challenges, with the global pandemic preventing the artists from meeting in person and causing delays in the music video production.
“I couldn’t meet you due to the coronavirus. We couldn’t even shoot…. It took us three years to release our song, but I’m glad we were able to do it. I’m so happy now!! I’m really grateful. big hug,” expressed Nissy.
Despite the obstacles, the dedication of both artists prevailed and after three years, they have successfully released their highly anticipated song.
The accompanying music video for “Feels” features a trippy journey that complements the infectious energy of the song. Fans are treated to a display of colors, fun vibes, and a celebration of both Saweetie and Nissy’s cultural and musical influences.
Since its release, “Feels” has rapidly garnered attention, amassing over 15 million views on YouTube to date. The collaboration has struck a chord with fans worldwide, appreciating the unique blend of musical styles that Saweetie and Nissy bring to the table.
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