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Tems Takes Us on a “Love Me Jeje” Joyride | Watch Video

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Tems has dropped the music video of her new single, “Love Me Jeje” off her upcoming album “Born In The Wild.” “Love Me Jeje,” is a fresh interpretation of a classic by singer-songwriter Seyi Sodimu’s 1997 hit featuring Shaffy Bello.

Tems’s vibrant official video shows her belting out the song while cruising in a tricycle, keke, and dancing with friends at a lively party

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