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Wizkid ft. Wale Lyrics

Why
The artist starts with a simple question, 'Why', indicating that they want to explore a specific topic.

Oh yeahh
The artist expresses excitement and enthusiasm for what is to come in this song.

Na na na na na na
The artist uses a repetitive chant to create a catchy and memorable tune for the song.

It's what they been hatin' or waitin' for….oh yea
The artist suggests that some people may not like what they are about to hear, but others have been eagerly anticipating it.

If Naira talk y'all will say no more
The artist suggests that their words hold power and influence, as people will listen and not argue.

Who dat? Who dat?
The artist is asking, 'Who is that?' in a playful tone, perhaps having spotted someone they are interested in.

Lemme walk a lookie wa
The artist is asking for permission to walk around and take a closer look at someone or something.

Folarin
The artist is calling out someone named Folarin.

Wizzy storm the place
The artist is announcing that Wizzy has arrived and is ready to make an impact.

YAGA
The artist is using a sound or word to express excitement or hype.

Baba Folarin
The artist is respectfully addressing Folarin as a fatherly figure.

Let your panty drop for me
The artist is requesting that someone removes their underwear, indicating a sexual or flirtatious tone for the song.

All of the girls them come around and roll for me
The artist describes how he is attracting a lot of female attention and they are dancing for him.

Them recognize say them don't go for me
The artist acknowledges that some girls may not be interested in him despite his popularity.

Yet, she call me the number one honey
The artist mentions that even though some girls may not like him, one specific girl still calls him her top choice or sweetie.

She's in love with my life…ahan
The artist suggests that the girl is not just attracted to him, but also his lifestyle and what he represents.

Me wear cheap shit, yeah she no never
The artist claims that he does not wear cheap clothing, and the girl never wears anything cheap either.

When I step on the scene yeah we shut it down
The artist explains how when he arrives, the party or social environment becomes lively and exciting.

All my people them call me Wizzy baba
The artist is cherished and respected by his group of friends, who affectionately call him 'Wizzy baba'.

Omoge jo sun mo mi
The artist is making a request for a girl to dance for him, using a Nigerian phrase.

Jo jo fun mi
The artist repeats their request for the girl to dance for them, using another Nigerian phrase.

All of my people already recognise that
The artist reveals that their group of friends is aware of their popularity and success.

And the earlier you realise that
The artist is suggesting that it's important for one specific person to recognize their success and status as well.

Twenty bottles on me baby drop for me
The artist boasts about how they have a lot of bottles of alcohol to themselves, and requests that a girl drops for them, likely referring to dancing or seduction.

From London to Lag dem dey dance for me
The artist claims that even in other countries, people dance for them, indicating their widespread popularity.

Omoge jo ja fo, wa je banana
The artist is again requesting that a girl dance for them, using Nigerian phrases and making a suggestive reference to bananas.

With the way you put it down baby girl I can't say no
The artist is stating that the girl's moves or behavior are causing them to feel very attracted and unable to refuse them.

Oh baby girl put it down, my girl I love your style
The artist compliments the woman's style and behavior, expressing admiration for them.

I told her bawo ni
The artist is using Nigerian language to ask the girl, 'What's up with you?' or 'How are you doing?'

I told her I'm Wale
The artist introduces themselves as 'Wale', likely referring to their real name.

I told her mtcheww omale
The artist uses another Nigerian phrase to express annoyance or exasperation with someone named 'Omale'.

Lagos hot you see me in a V no top with me
The artist is describing the heat in Lagos and how they are driving a convertible car without a top.

Hands high could you shout for me
The artist is requesting that the audience puts their hands up and cheers for them.

It's prolly where they staying
The artist suggests that where they currently are may be where their success and popularity were built from.

Since I dropped Gifted all the chickens in my stable
The artist is referencing one of their past songs and claims to have a lot of girls or 'chickens' interested in them.

Green and white flags so consistent with the paper
The artist makes a reference to the Nigerian flag and associates it with success or money.

Me and Wiz got a lock like a ras from Jamaica
The artist claims that they and Wizkid have a strong bond or connection, using a Jamaican phrase.

Make it talk to me?
The artist is using suggestive language to request that the girl makes her body talk or move for them.

Then make it park for me?
The artist makes another suggestive request, asking the girl to 'park' or settle down after making her body move.

And you could rock police
The artist is saying that the girl is so attractive, that even the police would be drawn to them.

Take some shots for me
The artist is requesting that the girl takes some pictures with them, likely to show off their connection or relationship.

We livin' comfortably
The artist expresses their satisfaction with their current lifestyle and situation.

Cos they can never ever ever ever fuck with me
The artist suggests that no one can compete with them, and they are unbeatable.

Baby girl say you dey kill me
The artist is saying that the girl is causing them to feel an overwhelming attraction or desire for them.

I'm a Naija boy and I get money
The artist is proud of their Nigerian heritage and expresses confidence in their financial situation.

We are number one every season
The artist suggests that they are consistently successful and at the top of their game.

So baby girl just follow me
The artist is directing the girl to follow them, likely to accompany them on a date or romantic encounter.