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Tuesday, 18 February 2014

REVIEW: Olamide Feat. Lynxxx & Ajebutter 22 - Jogodo (Song Review) by Minnie Marj. @marjoriefiedler










If you know me personally, you would know that I am totally in fond of indigenous rap or rap songs interpreted in languages I don't understand a word from. 

Strange huh? Well we are all weird in a way. :-)

So you can imagine how positively surprised I was, when I heard Olamide's latest collaboration with Lynxxx and Ajebutter 22: JOGODO I like words that sounds strange and so does Jogodo.

I am still learning Yoruba so of course I didn't really know what it meant but I could feel that it was all about fun.

Even the art representing the track shows 2 funny personalities and the beat also reminds me of instrumentals used at certain moments in films to alert the audience that something funny is about to happen.

I have to confess that with Jogodo I had to do more homework than usual.

I suddenly found out that some of my buddies that pretended to be "Yoruba" were not even able to explain the song to me. #WhatAShame lmao

At least One friend was able to explain to me the meaning of my favourite rhymes and Google Translate also helped to translate the song. S/O to my friend David for the help.

Back to the matter, I couldn't stop laughing when I was done with this task.

Please find below my favourite rhymes from the 3 artists before I knew its meaning. lmao

Olamide:
Gbogbo weekend ni weekend me. Shayo ti wa ninu system me. I don't give a F*. 


Boya Muslim or Christian ni. Nike ni, O wicked me. Wan bi lo bi Kemi. Ti n ba ra e mu. Wa ro bo ya trailer ko lu e ni

Translation: 
Every weekend is my weekend. Alcohol in my System. I don't give a F* if She's a 

Muslim or Christian. Nike You were wicked to me, ask Kemi. If I catch you, you will feel like a Lorry hit you.


Olamide why?? Is this the aftermath of the Valentine's Day celebrations? Calm down and 

leave the Lorry out of this business! I already feel sorry for the lady concerned. :-)

Lynxxx:
Olofofo, awon Boys ti Jogodo. Collect money from Ibadan, Tomorrow na sokoto.

She don see Swagga, she wants Prada. Dey form maga. Omo her Father.


Translation:
Gossipers, These boys collect Money from Ibadan and then Sokoto.

She sees my swag now she wants me to buy her a Prada bag. Her father mehnnn.

Hahahah Lynxxx why/ What has she done? :-D

I guess its because she wanted Prada for Val's day!! At least now she knows that she has 

to ask her father for it. :-) You should hide the swag as well.

Ajebutter 22:
Iwo to ni Experience, To pe ra e ni Virgin. Obo E to ni Bush Ati edges Bi Ore Benson.


Translation:
You have sexual experience but still claim to be a virgin.
Your *Private Part* has bushes and Edges like a friend of BENSON. (ref: to BENSON & EDGES)

Hahahahha, Badman Butter, please in which corner do you look for your girls?

This sounds like a proper diss. I also feel sorry for this girl.

Nevertheless, the outcome of this collaboration is more than successful.

All we need is a video that will showcase the positive and fun vibe present in the song.

As Olamide said: The Egyptian baby is worried because his Daddy is a Mummy.

I will leave the interpretation of that verse to you. Lmao



Cogito Ergo Sum

Minnie Marj

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