VIDEO: Royal MusiQ, Freddy K & Djy Biza – Selena ft. Ch’cco & LeeMcKrazy
The music video for “Selena” is a high-energy, club-rooted, youth-driven celebration of modern Amapiano culture, where dance, nightlife, and street confidence collide. It’s flashy without being overproduced — a visual that thrives on movement, rhythm, and communal energy.
Royal MusiQ, Xduppy and Benzoo recently appeared on Ama Rider.
From the opening shot, the viewer is dropped into a late-night atmosphere filled with neon lighting, dark interiors, and packed performance spaces. The setting immediately establishes a party-centric mood — one that feels spontaneous, loud, and alive. The camera moves with intention but rarely rests, mirroring the restless energy of the beat.
Royal MusiQ, Freddy K, and Djy Biza function as the sonic architects of the experience. Their appearances are grounded and confident, often framed behind decks or in performance zones that emphasize control and mastery. They don’t overperform — their authority is communicated through posture, subtle gestures, and command of the space.
Ch’cco injects playful charisma and melodic sharpness. His scenes are expressive, colorful, and animated. The camera frequently locks onto his facial expressions and upper-body movement, capturing his youthful confidence and vocal flair. He feels like the emotional spark that keeps the party moving.
LeeMcKrazy delivers raw, unpredictable energy. His presence is wild, loud, and unapologetic. His scenes often feature tighter framing, faster cuts, and heightened crowd interaction, reinforcing his reputation as a high-energy performer who thrives in chaotic environments.
Dance culture is at the heart of the video. Amapiano dancers dominate the frame, performing sharp footwork, shoulder rolls, and groove-heavy movements. There’s a strong sense of freestyle — moments feel caught rather than staged. Group dance sequences amplify the sense of unity and shared hype.
