A UK-based Nigerian emcee named Aina More is giving us all the magical Black girl realness in her new video for the song “Girls Killing It.”

The official video for the beat-heavy, sultry summer anthem features More and her friends hip rolling, bike riding, and making space for Black womanhood across London. What is particularly appealing about the Hip Hop inspired record and video is the visible absence of the dominant-male form and voice. While the video does feature a single Black man, it is clearly about More and her “girls.” The song makes you want to dance and the colorful video reminds you that sisterhood is a beautiful thing.

Watch the full video above and see more from Aina More on her YouTube channel.

Photo Credit: YouTube/Still

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Jenn M. Jackson is the Editorial Assistant for The Black Youth Project. She is also the Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of Water Cooler Convos, a politics, news, and culture webmag for bourgie Black nerds. For more about her, tweet her at @JennMJack or visit her website at jennmjackson.com.

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  • Jenn M. Jackson was born and raised in East Oakland, California, a fact which motivates her writing and academic ambitions. She is a scholar, educator, and writer whose writing addresses Black Politics and civil and public life for young Black people with a focus on policing and surveillance. She is also the Editor-in-Chief of Water Cooler Convos, a culture platform for Black millennials. Her writing has been featured in Washington Post, BITCH Magazine, Marie Claire, EBONY, The Root, Daily Dot, The Independent, and many others. Jackson is a doctoral candidate at the University of Chicago studying American Politics with a focus on political participation and engagement, public opinion and social movements. For more about her, tweet her at @JennMJack or visit her website at jennmjackson.com.