“Che Che” by Young Jonn ft. Asake: A Stylish Visual Journey

Young Jonn and Asake’s music video for “Che Che” delivers a confident and stylish visual experience, taking viewers through a series of distinct and atmospheric settings. The video effectively complements the song’s themes of self-assurance and appeal with its engaging visuals.
The artists are prominently featured in diverse environments, from dimly lit, rainy urban landscapes with classic cars and motorcycles to vibrant studio sets where they perform on a striking red couch or against a textured wall. Rooftop scenes provide an urban backdrop, adding to the video’s sleek aesthetic.
“Che Che” incorporates several recurring visual motifs that enhance its unique style:
 Fashion Show Elements: The video integrates elements reminiscent of a fashion show, with models gracing a runway and onlookers observing from the sidelines, underscoring the song’s confident vibe.
Traffic Lights: A creative use of traffic lights, shifting from green to red, and even serving as a perch for the artists, adds a distinctive visual touch.
Crocodile Imagery: Brief appearances of a crocodile on a wet surface introduce an unexpected and intriguing element.
Nighttime Motorcycles: Motorcycles frequently traverse the night with their bright headlights, contributing to the video’s dynamic energy.
Vintage Televisions: A stack of old televisions displaying clips from the video adds a nostalgic and voyeuristic dimension.
The lyrics consistently reinforce the video’s confident tone, with phrases like “I look good, I smell nice, everything J, when I look fly,” echoing the stylish presentation. The video concludes with a title card, crediting the director and production team.
You can watch the music video for “Che Che” here: