HOW ARE YOU

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The artist is expressing a deep level of commitment and generosity, both emotionally and financially, to a partner. This sets the stage for the ensuing conflict, highlighting the imbalance in the relationship.

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Despite the artist's efforts, the partner remains unsatisfied, suggesting a disconnect between material offerings and emotional fulfillment.

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This line captures the push-and-pull dynamic in the relationship, with the artist contemplating a breakup while the partner seeks reconciliation. The use of Pidgin English adds an authentic, conversational tone.

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In Yoruba, 'Oni mio le lo' translates to 'Today, I can't go.' This phrase conveys a sense of being stuck or unable to move on, reflecting the emotional turmoil in the relationship.

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Elenu razor' is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'sharp-tongued.' The artist describes the partner as someone who is quick to argue, adding tension to their interactions.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line suggests a sense of abundance and indulgence, possibly referring to a lavish lifestyle or frequent celebrations. The repetition of 'wet' could imply being drenched in luxury or enjoyment. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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The artist questions the partner's commitment and reliability, underscoring the uncertainty and instability present in their relationship.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line suggests a sense of abundance and indulgence, possibly referring to a lavish lifestyle or frequent celebrations. The repetition of 'wet' could imply being drenched in luxury or enjoyment. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] In Yoruba, 'Shomo kan timo se' translates to 'Do you know what I did?' This line hints at a sense of mystery or intrigue, inviting the listener to wonder about the speaker's actions. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line is a straightforward compliment, focusing on physical attraction. It reflects a common theme in Afrobeats where admiration for a partner's physical attributes is expressed. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line is suggestive and playful, typical of the flirtatious and bold nature often found in Afrobeats lyrics. It emphasizes a desire for intimacy and closeness. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] Translating to 'I am a prince' in Yoruba, this line asserts a sense of royalty or high status. Repeating it thrice emphasizes confidence and self-assuredness. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line captures the essence of celebration and enjoyment, with 'shine, shine' suggesting a vibrant, lively atmosphere. It's a call to enjoy life to the fullest. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] Requesting Dom Perignon, a luxury champagne, underscores themes of opulence and high-class living. It ties back to the song's overall vibe of indulgence and celebration. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] The repetition of this line underscores the theme of reaching out and maintaining connections, a sentiment that resonates globally, especially in times of social distancing. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] The repetition of this line underscores the theme of reaching out and maintaining connections, a sentiment that resonates globally, especially in times of social distancing. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] The final 'Hello' acts as a closing note, leaving the listener with a sense of warmth and openness. It's a universal word that signifies the beginning of communication. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line suggests a sense of abundance and indulgence, possibly referring to a lavish lifestyle or frequent celebrations. The repetition of 'wet' could imply being drenched in luxury or enjoyment. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] In Yoruba, 'Shomo kan timo se' translates to 'Do you know what I did?' This line hints at a sense of mystery or intrigue, inviting the listener to wonder about the speaker's actions. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line is a straightforward compliment, focusing on physical attraction. It reflects a common theme in Afrobeats where admiration for a partner's physical attributes is expressed. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line is suggestive and playful, typical of the flirtatious and bold nature often found in Afrobeats lyrics. It emphasizes a desire for intimacy and closeness. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] Translating to 'I am a prince' in Yoruba, this line asserts a sense of royalty or high status. Repeating it thrice emphasizes confidence and self-assuredness. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] This line captures the essence of celebration and enjoyment, with 'shine, shine' suggesting a vibrant, lively atmosphere. It's a call to enjoy life to the fullest. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Pre-Chorus] Requesting Dom Perignon, a luxury champagne, underscores themes of opulence and high-class living. It ties back to the song's overall vibe of indulgence and celebration. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.

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[Second Chorus] Ending with these lines brings the focus back to the simplicity of human interaction. The use of 'hello' is universal, making the song relatable to a wide audience. This repetition reinforces the themes and builds emotional intensity.