Mayorkun – Lowkey! Lyrics
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Of Lagos!
Another one na scam all other men are scum
You know that time has come
Moya tete pase fun jalo
Thandi male baba thandi male
Werey gbowo mi japa and sa to
Malay O je mi m`aye, gbemi l`handicap eyy
Wato wale, Oga where my money?
What Ido is not your business (business)
You better focus on your fitness (fitness)
Even if it take me time to reach e
Mosa ma debe when I debe Ah ahn
Kin latest
Kinlo d`owo making money plus interest
Many explanation no evidence
Kpe padi mi jeka invest
Ahn ahn ahn ahn
Lowkey lowkey lowkey
I`ve been steady taking shit
from people that dont deserve me Mo para
Moya tete pase fun jalo
Koma lo pami bi alo K`emi le rigo beer kan
Lowkey lowkey lowkey
I`ve been steady chopping with people wey ready to chopme
Mo para
Moya tete pase fun jalo Koma lo pami bi also
K`emi le rigo beer kan
If you too sweet dem go lick you finish
If you want peace dem go break you pieces
The matter pass my hand
E scatter all my plans
That`s why I dey para o para o Kilode ti mo fin para o
Many more plenty jara o
No be sprint na marathon gan Make I carry you go go
Wetin dey make me dey loco Yebariba samboribobo
Naso I learn to say No No ah ah (ah)
E choke o
The truth is bitter like jogbo
But you prefer choco-milolo
Wetin dey kill-ing you slow low-ly
Thandi male baba thandi male
Werey gbowo mi japa and sa to
Malay O je mi m`aye, gbemi l`handicap eyy
Wato wale, Oga where my money?
Lowkey lowkey lowkey
I`ve been steady taking shit
from people that dontdeserve me Mo para
Moya tete pase fun jalo Koma lo pami bi also
K`emi le rigo beer kan
Lowkey lowkey lowkey
I`ve been steady chopping with people
With people wey ready to chop me
Mo para
Moya tete pase fun jalo
Koma lo pami bi also
K`emi le rigo beer kan
“Lowkey” by Mayorkun Lyrics Decoded
When an artist takes a long hiatus from the music scene, their comeback is always one filled with anticipation. Not only that, but the expectations for them to make a resounding statement with their next release are really high. This is the case for the former DMW wunderkind, Mayorkun, who had taken a months-long hiatus from what he does best. While several fans waited and questions swirled in the air regarding the Mayor Of Lagos’s whereabouts, the Holy Father hitmaker was away, taking a recess and cooking on a ‘Lowkey.’
The singer finally made his big return to music this week, teasing a brand-new fiery record titled Lowkey to the amazement and excitement of fans. His former label head and mentor, Davido, was one of those excited for the Mayor’s return, taking to his social media handle to share the caption He’s back. The singer, whose last single, For Daddy, was released in April of this year, didn’t fail to make a resounding statement, as has been expected from him, having been known to be a serial hitmaker. Mayorkun’s new tune, Lowkey, is a fascinating Amapiano number that is bound to have you grooving in your seat.
According to him, the song comes straight from the depth of his heart, and from all indications, this tends to be true, considering the lyrics which mainly revolve around heartbreak and lost love. But regardless of the song’s theme, one would be forced to forget that it is even a heartbreak song because of its infectious instrumental and melodies.
Relatability
Without a doubt, we’ve all experienced moments in our lives where we’ve felt used. Friends or partners have, at one point or another, taken us for granted, and sometimes even mistreated us, thinking our kindness equates to weakness. This is precisely the theme that Mayor’s song Lowkey explores. It delves into a relatable phenomenon that has unfolded in the lives of almost every adult, regardless of gender, age, or individual circumstances.
Mayorkun introduces Lowkey with the iconic line Thandimale, made famous by the South African duo Mafikizolo. He seamlessly blends it with his mother tongue, Yoruba, before transitioning to Nigerian Pidgin and occasionally using English at certain points in the song. This multilingual approach not only adds depth to the song but also underscores the universality of its message that feelings of being taken for granted and the desire to maintain one’s self-worth transcend language and cultural boundaries
Throughout the track, Mayorkun’s heartfelt lyrics capture the pain and vulnerability that often accompany the end of a romantic relationship. Lines like insert specific lyrics here resonate with anyone who has experienced the tumultuous rollercoaster of love and its inevitable ups and downs.
Delivery
Mayor’s effortless switch from Yoruba to English and Pidgin is one of his most unique styles as an artist, and, like the seasoned hitmaker that he is with 7 years in the industry, his delivery gets smoother with every single song. For Lowkey, it’s no different.
Mayorkun’s delivery in Lowkey is nothing short of masterful. If there’s one thing he’s known for, it’s his ability to create a bop that gets you grooving from the very first beat. From the moment the track begins, his bounce and flow on the beat are executed with precision, showcasing his prowess as a versatile artist.
One cannot help but notice how Mayorkun has evolved vocally since his earlier works. Listening to his journey from past releases to Lowkey, it’s evident that his voice has matured and grown musically. He now effortlessly navigates the intricacies of the song, effortlessly transitioning between various languages and vocal styles. This growth is a testament to his dedication to his craft and his commitment to delivering top-notch music.
What truly sets Lowkey apart is its lyrical delivery. Mayorkun effectively conveys the intended message of the song, addressing feelings of being undervalued and mistreated, all while infusing the track with an irresistible party-sound factor. The balance he strikes between heartfelt lyrics and an upbeat, danceable rhythm is what makes Lowkey the bop that it is. It’s a testament to Mayorkun’s ability to connect with his audience on an emotional level while ensuring they have a good time on the dance floor.
Replay Value
Lowkey possesses an undeniable replay value that positions it as a strong contender in the current musical landscape. With the Amapiano sound at the centre of attraction in today’s music scene, this song has the potential to creep its way to the top of the charts. One of the key factors contributing to its replay value is the chorus, which is incredibly easy to memorize. This catchiness adds a significant plus to its potential replayability, as listeners are likely to find themselves humming or singing along even after just a few listens. It’s the kind of chorus that sticks in your mind, making you want to hear it again and again.
Moreover, DJs around the continent and beyond are currently obsessed with showing off a collage of Amapiano songs, Lowkey stands out as a track that’s easily catchy right from the start. It’s infectious rhythm and memorable lyrics make it a DJ’s favourite choice to get the crowd dancing. It has that magnetic quality that draws people to the dance floor, and DJs across the continent and beyond are sure to be fascinated by its potential to ignite the party atmosphere.
As we look ahead, there’s a high chance that Lowkey could garner the DJ love and make its way up the charts. If that happens in the coming weeks or months, we could very well have another classic hit from the talented Mama hitmaker, Mayorkun, on our hands.
Rating
- Delivery: 1.8/2
- Lyricism: 1.8/2
- Relatability: 1.8/2
- Mixing and Production: 1.9/2
- Replay Value: 1.8/2
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