Spend my Money
The Ettes Lyrics

Africa
The song acknowledges the continent of Africa, perhaps situating the song as an African celebration of joy and spending.

Spend the money
This is the central message of the song - spending money and enjoying oneself. The repetition of this line and similar ones act as a reminder to listeners to live in the moment and enjoy their wealth.

Tonight tonight you must come and celebrate
The urgency in these lines suggests that there is a specific event or celebration happening tonight that listeners are urged to join. There is a sense of community and togetherness in this line that is built upon throughout the lyrics.

You only live ones you must come and participate
This line highlights the importance of participation in life and in wealth. The idea here is to not waste any time and have no regrets; if there is a party to be enjoyed and money to be spent, take hold of that opportunity.

Spend the cash
This line echoes the sentiment of spending money and taking hold of opportunities to enjoy oneself. The repetition of these lines reinforces the central message of the song.

At all at all
This line is a bit unclear, but it could suggest that listeners should not hold back in their enjoyment or in their spending. Again, there is a sense of urgency and enthusiasm here that is built upon throughout the lyrics.

Tinubu, Ena'wo yi o. enawo
These lines reference specific names, perhaps of wealthy individuals, and urge them to spend their money joyfully. The use of these names could be a nod to the role of wealthy people in promoting enjoyable experiences and celebrations.

Oya spend the money dada awa gan gan L'eyan Mayweather
This line references the famous boxer Floyd Mayweather and suggests that he is an example of someone who spends money extravagantly and enjoys himself. The line encourages listeners to do the same.

And there is no need to bother
This line emphasizes the carefree nature of spending and enjoying oneself. Listeners are encouraged to not worry about the consequences or what others may think, but rather to live in the moment and enjoy themselves.

Show me the money
These lines suggest a desire to see others openly and joyfully spend their money. There is a sense that enjoying wealth and experiencing life to the fullest should be a communal activity.

We getti money badbelle wan pull us down na
This line acknowledges that some people may be envious of the wealth and joy of others, but emphasizes that this should not stop anyone from enjoying themselves. The negativity of others should not impact personal enjoyment.

cos am killing the show and am getting my doh
This line references the idea of being a standout at a celebration, and also highlights the financial benefits of that. There is a sense of pride and confidence in this line that is built upon throughout the lyrics.

Ori mi jekin lowo jekin lola
These lines reference a Yoruba phrase that roughly translates to 'my destiny will bring wealth and happiness'. There is a sense of trust in one's own fate here, which can inspire confidence in spending money joyfully and without worry.

lowo lowo, lola lola
This line repeats the phrases 'wealth' and 'happiness', emphasizing their importance and connection. The repetition also reinforces the central message of the song.

Its esky
This line references the artist Esky and provides a hallmark of the song's origins.

GOW
This final line is a sort of signature or call to action for the artist and audience, marking the culmination of the song's message of joyful spending and celebration.