Levelz UP has shared a new song and lyric video called How Are You?. This track shows us that people everywhere are connected. Even though we live in different countries and speak different languages, we all share the same human feelings.
Key Takeaways
- Levelz UP released an official lyric video for the song How Are You?.
- The lyrics teach listeners how to ask ‘How are you?’ in dozens of global languages.
- The song emphasizes unity, healing, and emotional connection across different cultures.
The song uses simple lyrics to ask a very important question. It reminds everyone that it is good to talk, feel, heal, and connect with each other. Music has a special power to bring people together no matter where they come from.
In the lyrics, Levelz UP lists greetings from many different countries. For example, in Nigeria people say ‘How far’, while in Kenya they say ‘Habari yako’. In Ghana, people say ‘Ete sen’, and in Rwanda they say ‘Amakuru’. The track also covers South Africa with ‘Howzit’ and Senegal with ‘Nanga def’.
This focus on real connections reminds music fans of songs like Why by Mampi & Bobi Wine, which also talk about important social messages and caring for others.
“Different countries. Different languages. Same emotions. Same human connection.”
Levelz UP also takes listeners across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The song mentions ‘Nǐ hǎo ma’ from China, ‘Tudo bem’ from Brazil, ‘Ogenki desu ka’ from Japan, and ‘Ça va’ from France. It also includes ‘Aap kaise hain’ from India, ‘Wie geht’s’ from Germany, and ‘Cómo estás’ from Mexico.
By traveling around the world through lyrics, the release makes listeners feel like one big family. Just like popular anthems such as Tweyagale by Eddy Kenzo bring happiness to listeners everywhere, this track makes people feel good and united.
Checking on someone can change their whole day for the better. Asking a simple question like ‘How are you?’ lets people know that somebody cares about them. Levelz UP created a lyric video so fans can learn how to greet friends in every language.
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