Pose
Yemi Alade Lyrics

Ra ta ta ta ta De de de Denge pose (Yes you know) E yooo R2Bees
The song begins with a catchy rhythm and the phrase 'Denge pose', indicating that the song is about posing and striking a stylish figure.

You too like to demo You sabi demo, Oya pose Ayakata
The singer is addressing someone who loves to show off and encouraging them to strike a pose. The phrase 'Ayakata' emphasizes the singer's enthusiasm for posing.

You too like to demo You sabi demo, Strike a pose Oya pose Change your style, denge pose Oya na, denge pose Change your style, make you pose Aayyyy Ayakata
The singer continues encouraging the listener to change their style and strike different poses to keep things interesting. The repeated phrase 'Denge pose' reinforces the song's theme and energizes the song.

Chai, Sister Nene demo She too demo, she dey pose Chai, Sister Giwa demo She too demo, she dey pose Aayyyy, oya pose
The singer references two people named Nene and Giwa who also love to pose and show off. The phrase 'Chai' is an expression of amazement or disbelief, showing the singer's admiration for their style.

If you sabi demo, make you pose Oya oya Denge pose
The singer repeats the idea that if someone knows how to show off, they should strike a pose. The phrase 'Denge pose' is once again repeated to emphasize the song's central theme.

Hey You too demo, see the things you do too demo E dey make I dey want more Nee awun yenu nee amamu a damo
The singer comments on how the listener's demonstrations are making her want more. The phrase 'Nee awun yenu nee amamu a damo' appears to be a Yoruba phrase that is difficult to translate, but it may convey the idea of wanting to be with someone.

Say you want if I get that much Oh baby kick me like say so line I still go carry money for bank Remember say you dey talk to the don I dey give champagne cos I'm already drunk Yeah, I go give you dollar Giving you my ganlala
The lyrics are somewhat nonsensical, but they suggest that the singer is willing to be generous with the listener and give them money and champagne. The phrase 'Giving you my ganlala' is unclear, but it may refer to a gift or offering.

Give it to me one time, rock me the baddest wen come from Ghana Girl I no go tire, Shocking you in the wire Make you feel alright, even if you no like okada Oya pose… Oya make you go down, hold your toes Yeah. Nobody knows… Wetin you giving to me shey you be bose (eehhh Ayakata)
The singer uses several expressions and references that are difficult to interpret, but they seem to be urging the listener to move and dance in a way that shows off their skills. The phrase 'Wetin you giving to me shey you be bose' might mean 'what are you giving me, are you a boss?'

Ay Ay Ay Oya pose
The song repeats the phrase 'Oya pose' multiple times throughout, emphasizing the importance of striking a pose and showing off one's style.

You too ringingri runiny You love to dey winginy waniny You like to dey blingily daniny dingily danily you loving it I nini Ohhh, minininini ninana Eh where me dollar Don't shake the dollar, make you no wahala Minimini nana Oya Where the dollar Make you shake the dollar Ohhh I go pose, Oya pose Oya pose If you sabi demo make you pose Oya oya Denge pose Change your style, make you pose Aannhhh Ayakata Ay Ay Ay Ay
The final verses are difficult to interpret, but they continue the song's themes of posing, showing off, and enjoying life. The singer encourages the listener to keep posing and changing their style, and repeats the phrases 'Denge pose' and 'Ayakata' to energize the song's rhythm and emphasize its focus on fun and style.