Tilapia
Mr Eazi feat. Medikal Lyrics

zaga
Attention-grabbing ad-lib.

see your settle ebi shabba
I see that you have settled down, like Shabba Ranks (a Jamaican reggae musician known for his laid-back style).

shabba ah
Another shout-out to Shabba Ranks.

zaga
Repeating attention-grabbing ad-lib.

see ur settle ebi shabba
Reiterating that the person has settled down like Shabba Ranks.

Awuraba shabba take it
As a tribute to Shabba Ranks, use the catchphrase 'Awuraba' (an Akan word meaning 'young girl') and tell him to take it (i.e. accept the tribute).

night time i waje up in the morning abi jungle ooo, jungle ooo ehe
I have a wild and adventurous spirit, waking up at night as if I am in a jungle, chanting the word 'jungle' twice as an emphasis.

Baby, play me music make we jump oo, jump ooo ehe
Let's get the party started by playing some music and dancing together, adding 'oo' and 'ehe' as an exclamation of joy.

ebe your body bi the place wey a dey won go, won go aha
I want to go where your body is taking me, with 'aha' as an expression of agreement or confirmation.

Ano go keep it on the down low
I won't keep our relationship a secret.

Baby na fire, baby na, baby na
My baby is hot, emphasizing this with 'baby na' (a Ghanaian slang for 'isn't it?').

My baby dey wire, baby na, baby na
My baby is 'wired' (an African English phrase meaning 'doing well') and hot.

Tonight, i be hungry man
I'm hungry tonight, using 'hungry man' as a metaphor for wanting something (in this case, food).

Baby gimme food make a chop oh
Give me food so that I can eat it (using 'make a chop' to express eagerness).

toobo m'ame, saa na wop3
I'm very hungry, please give me some food (using the Akan language to express gratitude and respect).

Baby gimme food make a chop oh
Repeating the request for food.

Ai
Exclamation of approval or agreement (used as an interjection).

Abena m'ame tilapia 3kom de me
Abena, please bring me some tilapia to eat (using the Akan language).

ehe
Expression of agreement or confirmation.

yenk) yenk)
Repetitive phrase used by Medikal (a Ghanaian rapper) as an ad-lib or sound effect.

Abena m'ame tilapia 3kom de me oh
Repeating the request for tilapia, with 'oh' adding emphasis.

(medikal)
Introduction of the featured artist, Medikal.

AMG BABY
Referring to Medikal's music group (AMG Business) and calling him 'baby' as a term of endearment.

b) me din ma me
Support me with your name (using the Akan language to express loyalty and support).

MDK
Medikal's initials (used as a call-out).

swag poof
Phrase used as a sound effect or ad-lib that expresses style or confidence.

zagadat
Exclamation used to show enthusiasm, excitement or approval.

Odo you be one in a pretty mili
My love, you are rare and beautiful like a million dollars (using Nigerian English).

one in a billion
Emphasizing the uniqueness and rarity of the love interest.

whmm whmm
Repetitive phrase used as a sound effect or ad-lib.

something dey smell fishy, Aquarium
Something doesn't seem right, like there's a fishy smell in an aquarium (using a simile to express suspicion).

Ebe like you dey try surprise but a catch you already
It seems like you're trying to surprise me, but I have already caught on (using bilingualism to express the feeling of being clever or aware).

Abeg your tilapia feature me see you for call me
Please include me in your plans to have tilapia and call me when you're ready (using Nigerian English).

Baby meny3 wizkid nanso no tease me
I know you're not Wizkid (a Nigerian musician) but don't tease me (using Ghanaian slang to express that someone is aware of the truth).

On your knees you for beg u must to please me
You must beg on your knees to please me (using Nigerian English and pidgin to express dominance or a demand).

Dem figga say wanna love never go dey last
They think our love won't last (using Nigerian English and pidgin to express perception).

Nanso hw3 yebeko t)))n, Life is eazi
But we will prove them wrong, life is easy (using the Akan language to express resilience and optimism).

baby na fire aaa
My baby is hot and amazing.

My baby dey wire aaa
My baby is doing well and amazing.

Tonight i be hungry man
Repeating the earlier expression of hunger.

toobo mame saa na wop3
Repeating the Akan phrase to express gratitude and hunger.

Baby gimme food make a talk to you
Give me food so we can talk (using 'make' to express causality).

zaga
Repeating the attention-grabbing ad-lib.

Awuraba shabba
Final tribute to Shabba Ranks.