Do it now
ZeusBaby Lyrics

Zeusbaby yeah mhmm mmm
The artist's name is ZeusBaby, and they start the song by making a sound that expresses affirmation or agreement.

Oloumi
This is likely an exclamation of surprise or excitement, but it is not clear what it means in this context.

I call you my lover
The singer refers to their romantic partner as their 'lover', a term of endearment that implies a deep emotional connection.

Koselomi
This might be another term of endearment, but its meaning is unclear.

Be my Casanova
The artist is asking their partner to be their Casanova, a seductive and charming romantic figure. This could imply a desire for more passion or romance in the relationship.

And girl you do me something nice you know
The singer seems to be appreciating something their partner has done for them, although it is not clear what that is specifically.

I swear I'll never break your heart you know
The singer is making a promise to their partner that they will not hurt or disappoint them romantically. This suggests a desire to build trust and loyalty in the relationship.

Something nice you know
The artist is repeating their appreciation for something their partner has done, but the specific details are still unclear.

I swear I'll never
The artist is continuing their promise to their partner that they will not harm them in any way.

Break your heart you know
The artist is specifying that they will not break their partner's heart or cause them emotional pain, once again emphasizing their commitment to the relationship.

The way you moving that body say you bad I know
The singer is complimenting their partner's dancing or physical movements, indicating that it is impressive or attractive.

And when you moving that waist line baby sho fe pa mi
The artist is describing their partner's dance movements, suggesting that they are sensual and enticing. The phrase 'sho fe pa mi' seems to be in Yoruba, a Nigerian language, and is not clear in meaning.

Do it do it do it do it now now
The singer is urging their partner to do something, but it is not clear what that is specifically.

Let me see you go down
The singer is requesting that their partner perform a specific dance move, possibly a twerk or hip thrust.

Oh ye aii
This is another expression of affirmation or agreement, indicating that the singer is pleased with their partner's actions or movements.

She wanna come boogie down
The artist is describing their partner's desire to dance and have fun at a party or club.

She don't wanna go now
The previous line suggests that the artist's partner wants to dance, but this line contradicts it by saying that they do not want to leave. It is unclear what the artist means exactly.

And whenever you call me
The singer is referring to their partner contacting them, suggesting that they are eager to communicate with them and respond promptly.

You mess with the don yeah
This line is vague, but seems to suggest that the singer is confident and powerful in some way, and their partner is associating with them for that reason.

She say she coming to party
The artist is reiterating their partner's desire to attend a social event or dance party.

Coming to roll
This phrase is not clear in meaning, but it could suggest that the partner wants to have a good time or enjoy themselves.

Baby get natty gimme some more
The artist is asking their partner to do something, although it is not clear what 'natty' refers to. The phrase 'gimme some more' implies a desire for more of their partner's attention or affection.

And whenever you ready you know
The singer is emphasizing their willingness to be available and responsive to their partner's needs, indicating a desire to maintain the relationship.

Imma pull up
The artist is suggesting that they will take some action, but it is not clear what that will be specifically.

And baby we rocking now gimme some mo
The singer is expressing their enthusiasm for the moment, suggesting that they and their partner are having a good time. The phrase 'gimme some mo' implies a desire for more of the same experience.

Ah shake am
The singer is requesting that their partner do a specific dance movement, likely involving shaking their hips or other physical gestures.

Go down
This phrase is likely part of the dance routine or movement they are doing, indicating a particular action or posture.

Shake am
The artist is repeating their request for their partner to do the dance move that involves shaking their body.

Oya whine am
The phrase 'oya whine' is a term used in African dance cultures to refer to a specific type of hip-shaking or gyrating movement. The artist is asking their partner to do this movement as part of the dance routine.

Ah komarol komarol
This phrase is likely a nonsense phrase used as part of the dance routine, without any inherent meaning.

Do am, baby do am
The singer is encouraging their partner to continue doing the dance move or to put more effort into it.

Oya break your back
The phrase 'break your back' can refer to a specific dance move that involves bending the spine or twisting in a certain position.

Do am, shake am
The artist is again repeating their request for their partner to do a particular dance move, suggesting that they are enjoying the experience of dancing with them.

Baby bend am
The artist is requesting that their partner do another dance move involving bending their body in some way.

Oya Komarol komarol oya oya giddem
This phrase is likely another nonsense phrase used in the dance routine, without a specific meaning.

Do it do it do it do it now now
The artist is repeating their request for their partner to do something, but it is not clear what that is specifically.

Let me see you go down
The singer is once again asking their partner to do a specific dance move, likely involving some kind of downward motion with their body.

Do it do it do it do it now now
The singer is repeating their request, emphasizing the urgency or excitement of the moment.

Oh ye aii
This is another expression of pleasure or approval, indicating that the singer is enjoying the moment of dancing with their partner.