Brymo just recently released his latest single "Heya!," the lead track from his sixth album, OṢÓ—and its accompanying music video has really gotten people talking.

The cinematic visual for "Heya!," shot by NVMB3R Production, features Brymo wearing only a loincloth as he steps out of Lagos Lagoon and sits at a piano to play his song.

"I decided to appear how my forbears dressed before the arrival of civilization to Nubian continent," Brymo says to Pulse. "We have all seen the costume in many movies, 'Heya' was my own representation of that age; A bushman in the city, that's my image of most black Africans of today. Although we reside in cities, we are still villagers in our thoughts and actions."

The reactions, needless to say, have been mixed and arguments are definitely getting started.

Some are praising Brymo for his bold choices and pointing out the double standards from those criticizing him (i.e. if Kanye can go naked in "Famous" and have the public call it art, why can't Brymo), while others think the singer's gone completely crazy.

The more pessimistic Nigerians on Twitter are calling the artist out for a blatant attempt at going viral by shedding his clothes. But most are just doing what Twitter usually does: make jokes.

For his part, Brymo adds to Pulse: "The reaction online is mixed, and many BrymO fans think it's exactly what they wanted to see. For those who disagree with the image, I understand that they have forgotten how people dressed across the continent many centuries ago, or they couldn't fit the costume to the story in the song... but what better way is there to tell the story of our disloyalty and disservice to each other, if not by bearing it all, butt and what not... lol."

Check out the music video in question above and some of the best reactions below. What's your take?