Enny Ft. Jorja Smith - Peng Black Girls Remix | A Colors Show

COLORS: *Lyrics* Verse 1: There’s peng black girls in my area code Dark skin, light skin, medium tone Permed tings, braids, got minis afros Thick lips got hips some of us don’t Big nose contour some of us won’t Never wanna put us in the media bro Want a fat booty like Kardashians? (No) Want a fat booty like my Aunty got yo Wheel up the bloodclart tell her reload it I’ve got the camera my girls are posing I need some back up then my ones are rolling Grown woman ting so I’m never at risk Mind my own business so I’m never in mess. Who am I? I ain’t bait Get a slice of the cake Want a house with a view And a new pair of shoes Keep it real from the jump Gucci gang little pump Little vibe, little bass, little kick, little snare Little lies big truths Do you, they don’t care Do you, they don’t care Get your ass out the box and build up from there I don’t have a gang with me But I still walk with a gangster lean And rock Nike’s cause we think they’re clean MJ leather jacket, beat it Billie Jean MJ leather jacket cause I think I’m bad That’s cool I like it The growth The light The pain The fight We love We fight We hurt We cry He paid the price You’ll be alright Chorus: I think I need some time away I took a little time I prayed We gon be alright ok Alright ok Alright ok Alright I think I need some time away I took a little time I prayed We gon be alright ok Alright ok Alright ok Alright ok Jorja Verse: "Enny said There’s peng black girls in our area codes These black girls need to be in the shows Be on runways Not just mood boards On top of that we gotta see them in your team look at your crown Natural relaxed Had a Jerry curl one time Soft n sheen Where black girl magic is sometimes blue might of broke a hair band or two Raise my voice you gonna say that I’m angry Kiss my teeth now u say I’m hood Kid at 16 say it’s my destiny Drive a range they think I’m up to no good Give us a break and let’s us breath man Give us a chance, let us achieve fam And I know that my hair looks different today Don’t touch my hair" Enny Verse 2: New hair Who this Old black bomber jacket And the Bantu twists Look mind over matter I can handle this We’re fine took a second the rewards in risk See I think that I care too much Bottle of some Covousier 2 cups I’ve got nothing to give but you love check my flaws and all my trials I was black back when it wasn’t even in style That’s cool I like it The growth The light The pain The fight We love We fight We hurt We cry He paid the price You’ll be alright Chorus: I think I need some time away I took a little time I prayed We gon be alright ok Alright ok Alright ok Alright I think I need some time away I took a little time I prayed We gon be alright ok Alright ok Alright ok Alright ok

Johanna Niesha: As a black woman who’s been hating her black features recently, I really needed to hear this song. I’ve been playing it over and over and it makes me feel so good about myself and so proud. Thank you Enny!

George Adowei: No one should be allowed to click the dislike button, this is too good.

King_Of_The_North: Every time I see Jorja Smith sing it looks so easy it's almost as if she's holding back and that blows my mind

Kay: Jorja's voice complements this song perfectly, the soulful touch it adds is mesmerizing ♡

octavia: this is beautiful. black women are so overlooked, they don't get enough love or recognition or platforms to express themselves. black is beautiful, but you don't need me to say that, you already know that :)

Felice Munoz: Enny’s bars hit different... she has the sauce no doubt

mccnbinnie: “I was black way back before it was a style” Black Women deserves way more recognition than this world’s been giving. Let’s hold up our crowns Back Queens

Natalie Simox: I’m not black. But I LOVE how empowering this song is!

Harry Card: This is art. Absolutely incredible talent alongside incredible production and most importantly important lyrics.

Malik Karim: Doesn't anyone hate it when two people make a song, they are immediately compared to each other and who is better... you cannot objectify subjective choices. Perhaps semi-qualitatively, but that's a stretch. Both complement each other to make a cohesive music. That's all that matters

holeanta: This version is so beautiful! I love how Jorja's voice complement ENNY's rap (btw her skills are truly impressive!).

Kyle Bell: *"I was black back when it wasn’t even in style"* Some lyrics hit different, They're searching for our culture but never for the people who brought it

amber: Love their voices together ♥️

Natasha: Every little black girl needs this song! It’s so beautiful and powerful!

Daddy♡: I was black back then when it wasn’t in style. Underrated verse.

Browncoat1349: UGH, Jorja Smith is literally EVERYTHING

Czinha: Sempre me emociono com essa música

Certain Exposures: This song is stuck on repeat for me!!! And I love COLORS' aesthetic. it would be cool to get a behind the scenes look at the studio and set up some day.

B.U.C.K.: I love black women y’all are so amazing and appreciated ✊

Thakilla: Enny is a peng thing. she slayed this episode.

mccnbinnie: ENNY & AMIA version and this COLORS version shows how colorist the world is regarding dark black skin women in general. Brings tears to my eyes.

Rayne Akhi-Gbade: This song is a proud celebration and an affirmation of heartache, a release that starts the process of healing, a journey. I tear up every time I play this song, love to my gyaldem

dr lazy ass: this song is perfect, from beat to lyrics, meaning to voice, love it

S. Cruz: HE PAID THE PRICE, WE’LL BE ALRIGHT - if this line didn’t touch your soul, then I don’t know ... not only she’s highlighting black women’a deep espiritual believe , but it’s also a shout out to KENDRICK LAMAR -

Amelia H: Enny’s lyric “never wanna put us in the media”. The media has literally plastered Jorjia all over its platforms and even if it was because she’s a more popular artist, they could’ve at least given Enny a couple seconds to shine on the advertisement, seeing as it is HER song!

angUnique: This song is powerful and beautiful I got chills from top to bottom from these lyrics!!❤️❤️✊

Danielle’s Blessed Life: This is so beautiful love this. So catchy✨

Sinethemba Sibiya: UK based artist with Caribbean, Asian, Latin America & African lineage carry a powerful ancestral energy & it always comes across in their music & art

LBS: Their voices and rhythm is so on point and beautiful. Real music!!!! I'm in love w this

Ellie Christie: We need more appreciation for black women, especially in the UK media! This song is slapping cant stop listening :)

Xitaychin: Jorja Smith has such incredible voice!

Melina: I just love seeing all these female rappers these days . It makes me so happy to see them absolutely killing it .

Gracie: There should be more songs like this to improve our society and empower black beauty

Maritess Burgos: I just love this song!! I can't help but listen to it over and over again. <3 Maybe because its so real and fresh, something I needed we don't get much of in mainstream these days.

SunStar Revolution: “I was black back when it wasn’t in style”...Enny lyrics just hit different

OurOwnMasters O2M: I’m actually upset at myself for JUST finding this song. Like Wao!!! What a great combo or lyric and music masterpiece

mera tongson: man oh man i got chills! I just love these vibes !

Iracelma Rocha: Every time I need a break, I listen to this song❤️

Luh Lima: amo vocês.

Fin Borland Zammit: Enny flows like warm butter, it’s incredible

Olivia Dunkley: Two talented, beautiful singers!

jessica: MARAVILHOSAS!

Alexis Huffman: I seen both versions and I love them both black women deserve nothing but the best

Sean Taylor: This is fireI love British artist as an American. They don't get the shine they deserve

manekineko: Let's be honest: We all have a crush on Jorja, haven't we?

Firty Thive: Enny's verses are still so fire on this. Spat them with chest. Jorja, amazing as always, but Enny

Chaya: I love how fast ENNY can rap, she’s so underrated and talented. ♥️♥️

H. Manseur: Such an amazing tune, funny and well balanced lyrics

Summer Day: this song is a tear jerker but powerful one... love love loveeeee it

Ryanalv: The fact that Amia Brave was taken off this just doesn’t sit right with my soul. She’s so gorgeous & was the original writer of the hook. If she was on this it would’ve catapulted her career but industry antics comes in. Yes it’s a remix, but Amia could’ve also been on COLORS & just had her hook while Jorja had her beautiful verse & it’s 3 powerful black women on here. That way they all get to shine.

André Alves: Maravilhosa ❤ Que música maravilhosa !!!!

Vitória Sena: perfeitas!!!! <3

JC: I love ❤️ this. Shoutout to everyone from the African diaspora ✊✊✊.

Adriel Osborne: this is straight heat I’m putting this in repeat

Bondfire Art: They murdered this in such a chill way

Max Guibert: real music ! love it

daniel kay: This is so soul nourishing and fresh

Jay Africa: nice to see blacks sisters giving real bars love this joint

baronessa: as someone who is as white as soft scoop vanilla i can wholeheartedly agree that black girl magic is REAL and black women are incredible, strong, resilient, beautiful humans.

Clementine: Can we take a moment to appreciate Enny's hands and nails and pants and outfit and singing? Can we take a moment to appreciate Enny?

Glossy : This song is just perfection ❤❤❤❤

vitória_vmz: Essa música e simplismente perfeita, elas são talentosas pra caramba. 2.set.21 qua

Sakina M: I love this ✨

Ellem Louise: Sim, essa música é poderosa!!

Buskal: Jorja supporting another black female Artist spitting like hell and telling the truth. Hope enny gets the recignition she deserves.

Garth Humphreys Music: Love the groove of this version.

Cyrax21: Quel flow, quelle musicalité dans ces voix. Ce duo est magnifique et délicieux pour les oreilles. J'ecoute en boucle.

Germaine Ranglin: Super awesome song and the lyrics are concise and on point. Love it

Nile: Omg im here everyday love thier voices

e j: I love Jorjas verse when she says “black girl magic is sometimes blue”

Hakan Atasoy: This is one of the meaningful, coolest and best song I've ever heard. That line ''I was black back when it was even in style.'' !! It means so much.

Cara-Mel: Absolutely love this

Kamata Tv: I've just heard this song. I've totally liked it. AWESOME

Ebony: there voices are everything

Vivian Valarie: Can we just appreciate both versions without the comparison. Even if you like Amia's version better you gotta admit Jorja's version is good. BOTH are good.

Luthando Lumarcho: Jorja be so relaxed. Damn! She's just flowing. Love these two.

Merceigh: Love that they both effortlessly kill their parts

ᗰŘ rⓐмβ𝕆: Awesome

Fl W: This song holds so much emotion, feeling the beautiful sorority through it

ravi: música perfeita, tô viciada

Azariah Cooper: chills. all over. this is too good

Merr A: This need to go viral! It’s too good!! Enny is

Baone Ramakgathi: I love this song because it talks about our colour skin

Kiana N: “I was black back when it wasn’t even in style” Any other dark skinned woman get chills when they hear this? Line of the year

A S: I wish Amia was in this, her voice is just unique!

Ugly Trillions: I don't know why but this beautiful music always giving me some hard to explain feelings....

vanessa: i love this song so much. Jorja's voice is amazing

Otha Bridges: Lovely ladies doing their THANG!!! Much Love, Keep it UP!!!!!

aydin amya: "i dont have a gang with me, but i still walk with a gangster lean" underrated verse.

foxilson: So smooth!!!! congrats sisters!!!

J Johnson: This song is everything when you raising a black girl that was black when it wasn't in style in a multi cultural family...

Cold: The chorus is too incredible

tornado649: Dope, smooth, soulful, heavy words

Tis'ButAScratch: I'm a white girl but still bop this on the daily in my car. Gotta appreciate all women. And yes, black women are definitely peng.

India Bristol: "I was black back when it wasn't even in style."

anissa Lashar: i like this beautiful song

Josh Bautista: The beat the baddies and their curves and the lyrics are fire

Mbeha Munyaza: THIS IS JUST BEAUTIFUL ❤

Haaris: I ain’t black and I ain’t even a girl but this song SLAPS