Dancehall artiste Nigy Boy treated his fans to a new groovy song titled Life Of The Party. The visually impaired artiste released the single with imagery on YouTube on March 3, 2025, and has been receiving much praise. The song is produced by Adde Instrumentals and Johnny Wonder, who is also responsible for the distribution.
Other parties who contributed to the song are director Simeon Hedge, director of photography Diestro, and editor Miz. Reece, and VFX artiste Terrence Davis.
The song’s infectious lyrics tell the story of a partygoer who spends most of their days at exciting raves. Expressing that he has one life to live, Nigy Boy sings about his thrilling experience at events, raving from dusk to dawn. He also boasts about his popularity at these events, boasting that the ladies find him irresistible. He happily declares that he is the “life of the party,” bringing the right vibe and style that makes his presence desired.
The music video does a great job of bringing the lyrics to life, capturing the entertainer living a fast life. The music video starts with women at a dull office, where the singer decides to spice things up by buying augmented reality glasses.
When he tries the glasses, they take him to an outdoor party. As soon as he arrives at the event, the ladies flock to him. Other scenes show him at different events, including a pool party. The video captures him dancing and singing in each scene with a group of women surrounding him.
Life of the Party has been garnering praise across social media platforms. One of the viewers complimented the flow and rhythm, saying, “CHO Nigy! Every song he shouts out is just Rhythm & Flow Maaaddd.”
Another viewer expressed, “Di blind is definitely leading this year.”
Nigy Boy, legally named Nigel Hector, soared to popularity with his hit song Continent, which currently has over 19 million views on YouTube. The entertainer, who hails from Montego Bay, St. James, is a promising artiste that many music enthusiasts consider a glimmer of hope in the dancehall industry.
The genre is frequently criticised for its lewd content and its recent trend of glorifying taboo and illicit activities. Meanwhile, Nigy Boy’s catchy and radio-friendly songs earn him much praise from the public.
