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Nayma Rias Releases ‘Boy Toy’ Music Video From Red Reloaded

Nayma Rias has released a music video for 'Boy Toy,' the third track on her eight-track project Red Reloaded.

Nayma Rias Brings “Boy Toy” to Life in New Music Video

Nayma Rias has released a music video for ‘Boy Toy,’ now available on YouTube. The visual adds a new chapter to the rollout of Red Reloaded, her eight-track project released on August 7, 2026.

The release continues a catalogue that spans R&B, Afropop, Afrobeats and contemporary African sounds.

Red Reloaded and ‘Boy Toy’#

‘Boy Toy’ is the third track on Red Reloaded, which is classified as Afro-Pop on Apple Music. The project runs for approximately 26 minutes and was released through N.Z.R Records.

The full tracklist includes:

  • ‘Soso’
  • ‘Amor Fica’
  • ‘Da Vibe’
  • ‘BestFriend’
  • ‘Folding’
  • ‘Hats Off 89’
  • ‘Outro-Conversations with Cee’
  • ‘Boy Toy’

The music video gives ‘Boy Toy’ its own visual presentation as Rias continues the project’s rollout. The songs on Red Reloaded draw from R&B, amapiano, Afrobeats, pop and Portuguese-inspired sounds. The project follows a period of musical development for the artist and expands on the musical direction established by her previous projects while introducing a new collection of songs.

Earlier projects#

Before Red Reloaded, Rias released Get to Know Me, a six-track project, in November 2020. That EP included ‘Hey it’s me (Intro),’ ‘I died too/the15th,’ ‘In my head,’ ‘Blackwolf,’ ‘Whitewolf’ and ‘Got it bad.’ The project established the foundation for her subsequent releases and introduced themes and sounds that continued through her catalogue.

She followed with RED, a three-track project released on November 25, 2022. It featured ‘Come Get It,’ ‘Let Me Down’ and ‘Let Go,’ with BALI_ credited on ‘Let Me Down’ and ‘Let Go.’

The ‘Boy Toy’ music video is now available on YouTube.

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