Don't Stop
Olamide Lyrics

Pheelz Mr producer
The song was produced by Pheelz.

Oya shake it
The artist is asking the subject to start dancing.

Baby don't break it
The artist is telling the subject to dance tactfully without hurting themselves.

It took your mama nine months to make it
The artist is reminding the subject that it took nine months of pregnancy for them to be brought into the world, therefore they should dance with pride.

Oya don't stop take it low now
The artist is urging the subject to continue dancing and to lower their dance moves.

Don't stop take it low now
The artist repeats the same message as above with emphasis.

Sexy malato
The artist is complementing the subject and referring to them as attractive.

Owo plenty plenty wa lapo
The artist is suggesting that the subject has a lot of money, and is likely to be successful.

Biko bros is getting alert oh
The artist suggests that the subject is making a lot of money, and that they should be cautious.

Keep it low key low key no loud oh
The artist is advising the subject to keep their success quiet and not flaunt it.

Agbani Darego
The artist is referencing Agbani Darego, a Nigerian beauty queen, and stating that the subject is equally beautiful.

How you think a man go one leg o
The artist is saying that the subject's beauty is so exceptional that a man would want to marry them and even amputate a leg to please them.

This your beauty loud e don echo
The artist is saying that the subject's beauty is so noticeable that it echoes to everyone around them.

O tun lo se idi bi fedeco
The line is suggesting that the subject's beauty is comparable to a national ID card.

Paparazzi dem wan snap am
The artist is warning the subject that paparazzi want to take their picture because they are famous.

All the boys dem say them wan tap am
The artist is suggesting that all the boys want to be with the subject for romantic reasons.

When you wiggle chai you gone clap am
The artist is saying that when the subject dances, the audience will applaud them.

Me I want to bet I wan nap am
The artist wants to bet on the subject's beauty, and is willing to take a nap in order to do so.

She na gooro
The artist is complementing the subject by saying that they are beautiful and radiant.

Wa gba ponron
The artist is telling the subject to start dancing.

Malo ma fi mi we ogooro
The artist is saying that he doesn't want the subject to stop him from enjoying their beauty.

Come to koro
The artist is asking the subject to approach him so that they can communicate.

Jeka soro
The artist is asking the subject to speak up so that he can hear them.

Pesepese bi ti man o war
The artist is comparing the subject's moves to those of a soldier marching.

Bo je iro ati buba lo wo
The artist is emphasizing that he is unconcerned about outward appearance, touching on the idea of inner beauty.

I don't give a damn nah nah nah
The artist is uninterested in others' opinion of him.

I just wanna eat it now now now
The artist is using a metaphor to express pleasure in his surroundings and wants to enjoy it immediately.

Oga o sin gbanle o sin gbanle
The artist is saying that the boss is spending money recklessly, and is proud of his spending habits.

O ni body o ni body
The artist is saying that the subject has an attractive body.

Emi irumole irumole
The artist is describing himself as a godlike figure with great power and influence.

Je kin wo be je kin wo be
The artist is asking the subject to keep dancing.

Hey ti ti ti oun mi ti ti ti
The artist is using a playful repetition of sounds to get the subject's attention.

Shake it ti ti don't break it ti ti
The artist is encouraging the subject to continue dancing without hurting themselves.

I like it ti ti don't stop it ti ti
The artist enjoys the subject's moves and doesn't want them to stop.

Just keep it on the bicycle mi ti ti
The artist is asking the subject to continue dancing, using a metaphor of riding a bicycle.

Oba nia dawojo oba nia faa gun
The artist is describing himself as powerful, suggesting that others should fear him.

Tori tie mo se mura magun
The artist suggests that he possesses magical powers that others should be afraid of.

Eko ati ogi ni mo ma mu
The artist is saying that he only consumes beans and cornmeal porridge from Lagos, Nigeria.

Awon boys yi Olorun dem go harm you
The artist is warning the subject about potential danger from other men who may be interested in them.

It took your mama nine months to make you
The artist is reminding the subject that they have worth and were lovingly made by their mother.

Oun tami oun ro mi alara go know
The artist is using a Yoruba phrase to suggest that their moves are impressive and unlike that of others.