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Liberia’s fast-rising Afropop and Drill sensation, Lil More, has officially released the much-anticipated music video for his latest single, “Kpor Kpor,” further solidifying his place as one of the most dynamic voices shaping the new wave of African music.
The vibrant visual, which dropped on October 15, 2025, captures Lil More’s signature fusion of cultural authenticity and contemporary urban energy.
True to his musical identity, the song and video embody themes of hope, empowerment, and resilience, continuing the narrative that has become central to his artistry.
Since breaking onto the scene in 2021, Lil More has built an impressive track record of consistent hits, including fan favourites like “Ayy Hurting Dem” and “Down Waterside.” His ability to blend rhythm, storytelling, and emotion has earned him recognition both in Liberia and across the West African region.
Speaking about the new release, Lil More described “Kpor Kpor” as “a song of self-belief and positive energy, something that speaks to everyone pushing through challenges to make their dreams real.”
Currently signed under Sound of Greatness Records Empire (SOG Records), Lil More continues to expand his influence with each release, blending Afropop’s infectious melodies with the gritty pulse of Drill music, a sound that reflects his generation’s drive and determination.
The “Kpor Kpor” video is now available on major streaming platforms and YouTube, marking another milestone in Lil More’s evolving career and setting the tone for what promises to be a groundbreaking musical year ahead.
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