“Baba Modupe” — Tkeyz and Gaise Baba Release Thanksgiving Anthem
Nigerian gospel sensation and music producer Tkeyz opens 2026 on a joyful and celebratory note with a brand new thanksgiving anthem titled “Baba Modupe,” featuring viral Afro fusion gospel artiste Gaise Baba. The song arrives as a vibrant expression of gratitude, blending contemporary Afro gospel energy with heartfelt worship to create a sound that resonates across generations. From its first beat, “Baba Modupe” sets a tone of praise, reminding believers that thanksgiving is not seasonal but a daily lifestyle.
Co produced by Tkeyz and Vstix, the song is crafted as a gratitude offering for every season of life. It encourages believers to express the heart of thanksgiving in all situations, whether in moments of joy or in times of trial. The production is rich, rhythmic, and uplifting, giving space for both artists to shine while keeping the focus firmly on God as the source of every blessing. The synergy between Tkeyz and Gaise Baba brings a refreshing balance of soulful reflection and energetic praise that makes the song both spiritually meaningful and musically engaging.
The opening lines immediately establish the song’s all encompassing message of gratitude. As Tkeyz sings, “Every second, Every hour everyday, January to December and again, In the good and in the bad, My song will be, For everything you do, Baba Modupe,” he paints a picture of nonstop thanksgiving that spans every moment and every month of the year. This declaration makes it clear that gratitude is not limited to when things go well, but is a constant response to God’s faithfulness through all seasons.
The lyrics continue with a deeply personal acknowledgment of God’s presence and protection. “You never ever leave me, Always fighting for me, In every season you are there for me,” reflects the assurance of divine companionship and spiritual covering. It is a confession many believers can relate to, recognizing that even when battles are unseen, God is always at work on their behalf. The humility in the line, “Mere words can never be enough, For the things that you’ve done for me, Thank you my father,” underscores the idea that human language falls short when trying to describe the depth of God’s goodness.
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Gaise Baba’s contribution adds a cultural and emotional richness to the song, especially with the Yoruba expressions that deepen the sense of gratitude and dependence on God. “Ogbemi soke, Kojami kule, Otun gbemi debe” communicates a testimony of divine lifting, support, and strength. These lines echo the lived experience of being upheld by God in moments when falling seemed inevitable, turning the song into a shared testimony for listeners who have walked similar paths.
The worshipful intensity grows as the song moves into a more reflective confession. “I’m overwhelmed by the endless love you have for me, A million tongues can never be enough for the things that you’ve done for me, Thank you my father.” Here, the artists emphasize the overwhelming nature of God’s love, portraying gratitude not just as an obligation but as an emotional response to divine affection and mercy. It is a moment in the song that invites listeners to pause, reflect, and join in the thanksgiving personally.
As the chorus returns, the repetition of “Every second, Every hour everyday, January to December and again, In the good and in the bad, My song will be, For everything you do, Baba Modupe” reinforces the central message and makes it easy for worshippers to sing along. The cyclical structure of the song mirrors the unending nature of gratitude itself, creating a loop of praise that feels both comforting and empowering.
Accompanying the new release is a colorful and energetic video that visually conveys the theme of the song. Directed by Director Enman and available on YouTube, the video is filled with vibrant scenes, joyful movements, and expressive performances that mirror the celebratory spirit of the track. The visuals bring the lyrics to life, showing gratitude not just as a spoken confession but as an embodied experience of joy, dance, and heartfelt praise.
With “Baba Modupe,” Tkeyz and Gaise Baba deliver a thanksgiving anthem that encourages believers to maintain an attitude of gratitude regardless of circumstances. The track stands as a reminder that every breath, every victory, and every lesson learned is worthy of thanksgiving. As 2026 begins, this uplifting collaboration provides a fitting soundtrack for a year anchored in praise, faith, and unwavering trust in God’s goodness.
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