This song was in my top 10 most listened to last year, and I think I researched it last year but it was even better to hear you explain it, and in such a clear manner. I'm a Brit living in Austria and thanks to videos like yours I'm able to deeply connect to music in Yoruba and complicated West African slang. What an amazing world - thank you.
Jibola you are high and you are being proud, too sturbbon like you are trying to complete with tout that’s the meaning the sturbbon means those tout or street boys in Nigeria but I love your translation tho ❤nice keep it up watching all your videos now
Your foreign accent gives a wrong impression of how knowledgeable you are about Yoruba Language. Don't tell me your mom or a someone else helped you with it. If I may ask, where are you from in Nigeria ?
This song was in my top 10 most listened to last year, and I think I researched it last year but it was even better to hear you explain it, and in such a clear manner. I'm a Brit living in Austria and thanks to videos like yours I'm able to deeply connect to music in Yoruba and complicated West African slang. What an amazing world - thank you.
Nice ☺️ I am glad to be helpful
Asake's music is very deep sha. I'm Yoruba and i used to listen on a surface level but now I really appreciate your deep dives
Yes I agree. Thanks for watching ☺️
I love this entire album.
Me too! He really did his thing
Nzaza translation
😍😍😍😍😍 my favorite song
Niceee yes this song has such a deep meaning 🙂
Wow, I knew I liked this song for a reason. Thank you
Girl yes! When I first heard the album I truly overlooked this song. Then one day I really sat down and listened and was amazed. You are welcome 🙂
Best song on the album
I didn’t realize how good it was until months later!
My favorite album!
Lol this album was definitely unique!
Thank youuuuu I’m obsessed w this song and love it more now
You’re welcome ☺️
Another interpretation of "lai lai" and arguably a more literal translation is "never ever". Eku'she o! Well done! Great work by you!
Oo yes correct! Thank you 🙂
Thank you for your hard work, I truly appreciate it.
I appreciate that 🙂
This is very great breakdown
Thanks for u work. I grow up in Germany and I’m itsekiri but some words are so different. U amazing well done 👍🏾✨♥️
Aww Germany how nice! I know a few people that are itsekiri/ishekiri from Delta state. It’s nice to have you☺️. Thanks so much, I’m glad to help!
Yes! There is some overlap or common vocabulary between the Yoruba and Itsekiri languages.
😂time to do the new asake album mentally,skating,suru and start
More love for Uganda
Uganda that’s so cool! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Nice one, please can you do "Ototo" by Asake
Thanks. This has been on my song request list for a while and was my favorite song but I haven’t had time to get to it
Jibola you are high and you are being proud, too sturbbon like you are trying to complete with tout that’s the meaning the sturbbon means those tout or street boys in Nigeria but I love your translation tho ❤nice keep it up watching all your videos now
Keep up the good work girl❤
Well done sister.
Thanks for listening 🤎
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you!
Thank you
You’re welcome! 🤎🙂
Do If E happen for lagos by runtown🙏
Thank you for the song suggestion! Will look into this ☺️
Hey! The translation video for this song is below:
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Enjoy 🙂
Jibola was him advicing people
Do you know why he says the name Jibola?
Wetin mama go chop???
I swear I no go dull!!! 😭
Asake is very cryptic so very hard to translate
Yeah a lot of these artists use so many personal experiences, slangs, codes etc. I can never expect to get it all lol
Jogor means .. you're high either on alcohol or weed😂😂....you missed it
Never knew lol okay would you happen to know who Jibola is?
Your foreign accent gives a wrong impression of how knowledgeable you are about Yoruba Language. Don't tell me your mom or a someone else helped you with it. If I may ask, where are you from in Nigeria ?
I’m from Abeokuta and yes I do research like asking people, internet, my mom, etc.
Keep up the good work girl❤