Perliks Definition Had FUN With Rema in Ghana

Perliks Definition Had FUN With Rema in Ghana
Perliks Definition

Renowned Nigerian director Perliks Definition has unveiled the extended behind-the-scenes cut of Rema’s vibrant hit FUN, offering fans a colorful glimpse into the creative magic behind the visuals.


Shot in Ghana, the project radiates the same youthful energy and playfulness that define the song itself. A celebration of joy, freedom and pure vibes. The BTS footage captures the meticulous planning, spontaneous moments and infectious chemistry that brought the concept to life.


Taking to social media, Perliks couldn’t hide his excitement: “This project means a lot to me, not just because it’s Rema, but because who’s the best at having fun? Me,” he joked. “It was my first time working in Ghana and everything just came together like magic.”


The FUN EXTENDED BTS video, now streaming on YouTube, showcases Rema’s charisma, the vivid Ghanaian landscapes and the creative synergy between both Nigerian and Ghanaian talents.


More than a peek behind the camera, the release underscores Perliks Definition’s evolving artistry and his growing impact across the African music video landscape. One fun-filled frame at a time.

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