Yas Island releases another major tune for summer 2022 in Abu Dhabi

Last year’s Bee Gees reinterpretation saw more than seven million views in its first week.

Abu Dhabi’s premier lifestyle destination, Yas Island is back with another musical banger for summer 2022.

Gaining worldwide attention for putting its own touch on a Bee Gees classic, ‘Stayin’ On Yas’, Yas Island’s summer soundtrack will have your head bopping to a reinterpretation of an iconic ‘90’s tune, ‘Yas Yas Baby’.

Replete with the music video, ‘Yas Yas Baby’ sees a new campaign featuring a group of energetic b-boys and b-girls dancing their way across iconic attractions on Yas Island, including Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld, and Warner Bros. World™ Abu Dhabi as well as shopping haven-Yas Mall, the iconic W Abu Dhabi Yas Island, Yas Marina Circuit and Yas Bay Waterfront.

With the 2021 remix of one of the Bee Gees’ mega hits garnering nearly seven million views in its first week, it’s expected Vanilla Ice’s boogie-inducing hit will once again be a huge success.

Speaking on the tune’s release CEO of Experience Hub, Liam Findlay said; “We are very excited to put a Yas Island spin on the iconic 90’s hit and turn it into this year’s snappy summer staycation anthem.

“We believe the power of music has an emotional and intrinsic resonance with people and ‘Yas Yas Baby’ is a continuation of the destination’s musical journey, highlighting Yas Island’s energy through its fun rewritten lyrics.

“We are looking forward to seeing everyone singing and dancing along to this awesome take on a classic tune.”

Check out ‘Yas Yas Baby’ on our YallaTube down below.

 

 

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Matt Cassidy

When he is not hunting for the latest piece of Abu Dhabi news, Matt is ticking off his UAE bucket-list experiences (although he does love to take a break to test out the fine restaurants and bars of the capital). An armchair sports lover, he is on a personal mission to attend every sporting event in the UAE to make out for most likely missing the big one in Doha in November.