Just over a month ago, Jovial revealed her new relationship, unfazed by social media chatter comparing her to Lydia KM’s ex-boyfriend. Born and raised in Nairobi, Jovial’s musical journey began at a young age. Initially recognized as part of a popular Kenyan music group, her soulful voice and captivating energy gained instant popularity. Transitioning to a solo path, she explores artistic freedom and unique expression. With her debut album on the horizon, Jovial, known for her hit single “Chanda Chema” and captivating stage presence, is poised to captivate audiences once again. Fans eagerly anticipate the resurgence of her exceptional vocal prowess and infectious musical energy.

You see, there is a reason why men and women (members of the opposite genders) cannot be genuine friends. And that is down to the truth of the matter that one (more often than not the men) will attempt to sleep with their friends and being in the friendzone is the only option available to them.

Jovial is friends with a lot of men? Well, that is because she is aware she has power over them due to their desire for her. She knows she can use their lust to her advantage by leveraging it to get them to do favours and be her white knights. And make no mistake about it, most men (if not all) who are friends with women are an insidious grouping of men who are trying to virtue signal and finesse their way into sleeping with women.

Add to this the fact that male and female friends are rarely ever about an equal exchange. You never hear of women taking their male friends out on friend dates. Friendships between men and women rarely have any real-world benefit for men because you do not see the men for instance being able to borrow money from their female friends when they are hard up or being able to call them for help when they are stranded. Instead, all the women in such situations do is take and take.

Being in a friendship with a woman (for a man) is him essentially agreeing to give her the benefits of her having a boyfriend without him ever reaping the rewards (sex). And Jovial knows it. On the rare occasions where a man is the one who friend-zoned a woman, we get the famous “friends with benefits scenario” where a woman has sex with a man without reaping the rewards that come from being in a relationship. And that’s why women like Jovial start complaining that they felt used by certain men and especially certain male friends.

When women cannot stand other women, it is them telling us that they are manipulative and selfish and because other women have no reason to tolerate them (the question of lust is non-existent) so they simply don’t. When men make similar excuses, it is because they are weak men who never learnt to take the accountability and competition that male friendships come with or they are simps who are trying to achieve their biological imperative by any means necessary.

Such Kinda Love is a love song featuring a Kenyan entertainer, singer, songwriter, vocalist, recording & performing artist, Juliet Miriam Ayub also known as Jovial.

The song was produced by SDMG X Yonas-K from Jamaica Mixing and Mastering by Vicky Pondis

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Ooh! And I need you
Kifo cha mende chali (Enhe)
Body to body (Enhe) Body to body
And I need to body to body (Enhe)
Monday to Monday (Enhe)
I’ma do you like it’s your birthday

I’ve been around the world
But never seen such kinda love
Such kinda love, such kinda love

I’ve been around the world
But never seen such kinda love
Such kinda love, such kinda love
My baby, my baby, my baby, my baby

Listen to “Otile Brown – Such Kinda Love Ft Jovial” below;