Shenseea, Skillibeng and Moliy Deliver in ‘Shake It to the Max’ Remix Music Video

The much-anticipated music video for Skillibeng and Shenseea’s remix of Moliy and Silent Addy’s single Shake It to the Max (Fly) was released on Saturday, with the video featuring some unexpected cameos.

Before its official audio was released, Moliy and Silent Addy’s Shake It to the Max began garnering interest online with its viral dance move on TikTok. As the song’s popularity massively grew over the past few months, several artistes have released verses on the single’s Dancehall fusion beat, but Shenseea and Skillibeng were tapped for an official remix.

Like the original song, Shenseea and Skillibeng’s verses quickly went viral, and the Dancehall entertainers wasted no time shooting the music video. Moliy, a Ghanaian by birth, travelled to Jamaica to film the video, which was directed by Fernando Hevia.

The music video features retro 90s aesthetics, with its sets and costumes reminiscent of Dancehall’s golden age and the influence it had on streetwear and street parties. Several popular Dancehall personalities make appearances, such as dancer Energy and veteran deejay Elephant Man, who released a solo single on the Shake It to the Max beat last month.

Following Moliy’s intro, the remix opens with Skillibeng’s verse, which has become its own viral sound on social media.

“Bad man shi love. Bad man shi love. Yuh P**sy fat in a yuh shorts. Meck yuh come fuss coulda neva teck a last. Like a ball pump up di p**ssy fast,” Skillibeng deejays in his verse.

Shenseea takes the second verse on the single, with the artiste flaunting her sex appeal and her dominance.

“Classy, real bad gyal mi get nasty. I do whatever mi want just because mi bossy. Yes, I’m the one in charge. Never get mi pums and him still fall in a love. A nuh any anybody can touch this,” Shenseea sings on the single.

The music video racked up over 7,000 views in the first two hours of its release.

Watch the music video below.