A New Era of Purpose-Driven Pop
Following the global success of Sauti Sol and the bold solo debut Alusa, Why Are You Topless?, Bien returns in 2025 with a spiritually powerful new single, “All My Enemies.” The Afro-Gospel-Afropop fusion dropped hot on the heels of his April collab “Safari” featuring Suldaan Seeraar — and fans are calling it his most profound work yet.
A Battle Cry Wrapped in Melody
From its first thunderous drumbeat to its mantra-like chorus, “All My Enemies” is more than a song — it’s a declaration. With lines like “All my enemies are suffering… their plans have scattered,” Bien transforms pain into poetry, using scripture as both shield and sword. Fans across X and Instagram are quoting his lyrics as modern psalms of vindication.
Biblical Bars and Bold Affirmations
Referencing Psalm 23:5 (“Prepare a table for me right before my enemies”), Bien blends spiritual depth with street-wise resolve. Listeners were quick to highlight standout lyrics like “They Judas me / Trynna kiss me on my cheek,” praising his ability to confront betrayal with grace and artistic flair.
A Sonic Cleansing
The outro — with its haunting chants of “suffering… scatter scatter…” — left fans reeling. Many describe it as a “musical exorcism” and “a soundtrack for spiritual warfare,” cementing Bien’s reputation for fearless innovation.
Social Media Reacts: “Bien Is in His Prophet Era”
On TikTok, fans are pairing the track with everything from Sunday outfit transitions to videos about cutting off toxic energy. One fan wrote:
“Bien didn’t just drop a song. He dropped a spiritual weapon.”
Another commented,
“This one is for anyone who’s been doubted. He’s singing my life.”
Out Now on All Streaming Platforms
Whether you’re fighting your battles or dancing through the fire, “All My Enemies” is your anthem. Bien has once again redefined what African pop can sound — and feel — like.
LISTEN/STREAM: Out now on all major platforms