Nigerian Afrobeat singer and songwriter Fave has stirred fresh interest and speculation among her fanbase after sharing a cryptic yet emotionally charged message on her official Facebook page, accompanied by a short video that appears to be a teaser for a new song.
The post, which quickly began making rounds on social media, simply read:
“I’m not ready to be anyone’s”
#intentions
The caption appeared alongside a 30 second visual where Fave is seen performing in a moody and intimate setting. Her voice, raw and expressive, delivers what seems to be a heartfelt vocal performance over soft instrumentals, suggesting themes of love, vulnerability, and emotional independence.
Although the post was minimal in detail, its impact was immediate. Thousands of fans took to the comments to share interpretations, with many suggesting the message might reflect the singer’s current emotional state or relationship status. Others speculated it could be a lyric from an upcoming single or part of a broader narrative in a future project.
The phrase “I’m not ready to be anyone’s” has been interpreted by some as a declaration of personal boundaries or emotional self-protection, a theme that Fave has explored in previous works. Her ability to blend personal vulnerability with melodic storytelling has been a defining quality of her artistry since she first broke into the mainstream.
Fave, whose real name is GodsFavour Chidozie, gained national and international recognition with her breakout hit Baby Riddim, followed by several high-profile collaborations that showcased her signature sound a fusion of Afrobeat rhythms with soul and RnB influences. Her lyrics often explore themes of love, self-worth, and resilience, resonating deeply with a generation of young Africans navigating complex emotional landscapes.
While there has been no official confirmation regarding the title or release date of the music teased in the video, fans and music analysts alike believe the singer could be preparing to drop a new single or even a larger project in the coming weeks.
Her last major release, an EP that received both commercial and critical acclaim, cemented her position as one of the most promising voices in the evolving Afrobeat genre. If the new clip is anything to go by, Fave appears ready to dig even deeper into the emotional and sonic territory that has made her a standout talent.
As the music world watches closely, one thing is certain: Fave knows how to keep her audience engaged through mystery, emotion, and a voice that speaks volumes even when saying very little.