DIFFERENT CLASSES: Davido’s “AYE” and Ebisan’s “Time of Our Lives” Makes Us Wonder – Could You Date Across Classes? [VIDEOS]

If you were well to do, maybe from an upper middle class or upper class family, could you date someone from a lower socio-economic rung?  Davido’s new video for his song, Aye, and Esiban’s new video for her track, “Time of Our Lives” both portray that story, so it begs to ask…music aside, could YOU do it?

Before you answer, check out the videos that have sparked the question.  First In Esiban’s video, she’s a fine girl who breaks her shoe while walking.  She ends up taking it to the shoemaker to get it fixed and hits it off with dude. Together they go to the market, eat suya and chill together, apparently having the time of their lives. Check it out below:

Then, in Davido’s vid – which was produced by Clarence Peters – he plays a poor farmer from a rural area who catches the eye of a princess. He serenades her through the video and bust a few moves throughout the village.  Check that below:

But what do you think folks? Is music trying to tell us something? Are both videos portraying something that is already starting to happen everywhere?  Or is it just story and play?

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