Jinmi Abduls and Mayorkun present themselves as "the good guys" amidst a sea of players. They use their verses to convince a love interest that they are different from the stereotypical men she's been warned about.
While the title suggests a cynical take, the song's intent is actually more nuanced. Jinmi Abduls - Scum ft. Mayorkun
The track was produced by ODH , known for a clean, melodic sound that blends traditional Highlife guitars with contemporary Afro-pop percussion. Jinmi Abduls and Mayorkun present themselves as "the
Throughout the video, they follow her around, leaving love notes and drawing in chalk to win her over. However, the ending ironically reinforces the "scum" title: after spending the whole video pursuing one girl, Jinmi accidentally bumps into a complete stranger at the end and falls for her instantly, proving the very fickle nature of the men they claimed to be different from. Critical Reception The track was produced by ODH , known
Shot in a school environment, the video portrays Jinmi and Mayorkun as playful schoolmates competing for the attention of the same girl.
The song showcases Jinmi's "JOLAG" sound—a fusion of modern pop sensibilities with the rich heritage of Lagos Highlife, often compared to the styles of Adekunle Gold and King Sunny Ade. Visuals and Direction