The phrase "Muje Baya" translates from Hausa to "Move Back" . It served as a high-energy dance anthem that dominated Ghanaian airwaves.
5Five eventually split as members pursued different paths. Papi went solo in 2022, while Killy rebranded as Quasi Flava . 5Five - Move Back
The official music video, filmed in the streets of Adabraka , captured the "hood" energy of the group and helped solidify their status as "graduated hoodlums" in the Ghanaian music scene. 3. Legacy and Controversies The phrase "Muje Baya" translates from Hausa to "Move Back"
The song was produced by the legendary Ghanaian sound engineer Appietus , who is also featured on the track. Papi went solo in 2022, while Killy rebranded as Quasi Flava
The 2011 hit "Move Back," also known by its Hausa title "Muje Baya," is a seminal track in Ghanaian pop culture by the musical duo . Composed of members Luther Azamati (Papi) and Jeffery Opoku Agyekum (Killy) from Adabraka, Accra, the group became a household name following their earlier success with "African Gurlz". 1. Production and Musical Style