Google Abeg Na finds humour in the everyday Nigerian habit of turning to the internet whenever an answer is needed. Mathew keeps the approach conversational, giving the record a playful character that feels close to ordinary street conversations.

The idea is easy to relate to: when you don’t know something, you simply ask Google and hope it settles the matter. That everyday situation gives the song its comic edge, while Mathew’s delivery keeps the performance direct and conversational. The record leans towards a light Nigerian pop sound, with a steady rhythmic feel and production that leaves enough space for the vocal and central idea to remain clear.

There is limited verified information available about the song’s wider project context, label, collaborators or release history, so those details are best left out rather than presented as facts. Still, the subject itself reflects how deeply smartphones and online searches have entered normal Nigerian life, from settling arguments to finding quick answers and sharing jokes with friends.

What makes the record interesting is how an ordinary digital habit becomes material for music. It suits casual listening, especially when friends want something humorous and easy to discuss. Mathew keeps the concept simple, and that simplicity gives the song a familiar quality that many listeners can recognise.