Spoon Mwaba ft Samarvir Chizzy Lazo x Obi x Melissa x Sokoni – The Exorcism 2 Music Video: A Spiritual Rollercoaster You Didn’t Ask For

Just when you thought music videos couldn’t get any more intense, Spoon Mwaba drops the Exorcism 2, featuring a lineup that reads like a prayer list for chaos, Samarvir Chizzy Lazo, Obi, Melissa, and Sokoni. If you’re expecting a chill vibe or a catchy hook to hum in the shower, think again. This one drags you straight into a spiritual battlefield where even your Wi-Fi fears to tread.

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Exorcism 2

doesn’t just flirt with darkness; it full-on marries it, and yes, you’re invited to witness the wedding. The video’s visuals are a buffet of shadowy corners, flickering candlelight, and the kind of ancestral spirits you’d only see if you really overstayed your welcome in the afterlife. Spoon Mwaba doesn’t just perform; he negotiates with Biblical forces while simultaneously trying not to get eaten by a demon that apparently majored in cunning and minored in relentless persistence.

Samarvir Chizzy Lazo, Obi, Melissa, and Sokoni bring layers of chaotic energy to the table. Each of them seems to channel some cosmic force or maybe they just had an excellent lighting and makeup team because their expressions scream “I see your sins and raise you tenfold.” It’s that kind of video where you wonder if you’re watching a music video or a low-budget supernatural thriller that somehow got blessed with Grammy-level production values.

Lyrically

Spoon Mwaba isn’t holding back either. He’s tackling demons with a mix of ancestral wisdom, Biblical authority, and street-smart bravado. It’s as if someone told him, “Why not summon a legion while dropping a verse?” And guess what? He did it. The song’s production complements this chaos perfectly: brooding beats, sudden crescendos, and enough tension to make your neighbor’s cat reconsider its life choices.

But let’s be real The Exorcism 2 isn’t just about summoning demons and chanting your way through verses. It’s a reminder that darkness isn’t always subtle. Sometimes, it’s loud, dramatic, and insists on being filmed in 4K. And yet, through all the shadows and high-octane spiritual warfare, Spoon Mwaba and his collaborators manage to make it… strangely entertaining. You can almost hear the demon saying, “Okay, you win… but I’ll be back for the sequel.”

In short

if you’re ready for a music video that doesn’t just play music but practically performs an exorcism on your very soul, Exorcism 2 is waiting. Strap in, keep your incense close, and maybe… just maybe, check under your bed before you press play.