Thandaza

Expressing the desire to gain wealth and popularity while emphasizing the importance of prayer.

Reiterating the pursuit of material success and acknowledgment of the role of prayer in achieving it.

Discouraging the act of not praying.

Reiterating the importance of prayer and discouraging neglecting it.

Expressing the act of praying for success and achievement, with a focus on personal and collective aspirations.

'Nqenelela yonk'impumelel'

Amajita ndiyawa thandazela mina

'Nqwenela yonk'impumelel'

Addressing the speaker's perception of being treated differently after achieving success, including increased attention from the media.

They already treat me like I blew up

They used to never wanna book us

Now they wanna interview, son

Highlighting the speaker's familiarity with success and minimal competition, emphasizing their accustomedness to winning.

All my people are already used to this

Competition is very few to me

Man, my people are already used to wins

Reflecting on the speaker's humble background and the superficial nature of romantic relationships.

And my hands are full of mud

Alotta women falling for a jita

But it's nothing realler than lust

Describing how the speaker is treated as a valuable connection and alluding to previous achievements in the music industry.

You would swear I'm doing drugs

Cause I done bodied someone's favorite rapper and let the whole club go nuts

Emphasizing the speaker's rise to success, overcoming obstacles, and addressing those who doubted them.

Ain't nobody ever wanna see us winning

Ain't nobody wanna see us get it

Now we get it, get it, get it, get it, get it

Ain't nobody ever wanna see us great

Ain't nobody ever wanna see us getting paid

Ain't nobody wanna see us doing good

But we doing good

Man, we doing great

Repeating the theme of pursuing material success and the importance of prayer.

Get the bag, get the clout (pray)

Ungalibal'uThandaza (nah)

Ungalibal'uThandaza (nah)

Reiterating the act of praying for success, with a focus on personal and collective achievements.

'Nqwenelela yonk'impumelel'

Amajita ndiyawa thandazela mina

'Nqwenelela yonk'impumelelo

Expressing a close relationship with God, highlighting divine guidance and the need for discretion in certain matters.

He told me not to worry because he got me and I'm chosen

Alotta shxt we spoke about but he told me to keep it low-key

So Imma keep it low-key till the OG says "it's okay"

Playful lines about relationships and enjoying life, incorporating humor and casual language.

Don't let me put you in your place

Before I eat I do the grace

Don't let that booty go to waste

Put that booty on my plate

Then I put that booty in my taste (buds)

Acknowledging the desire to avoid negative influences and focus on positive experiences, including aspirations for international success.

She wanna hit on my phone

Ndamringa "yo, uyayazi ndihleli nebros"

I don't fux with the losses

I wanna chill with the bosses

All I do is too godly

Ungalibali ndingum'Postil'

Never catch me with the broads

I'mma take this shxt abroad

Final repetitions of the themes of pursuing success, emphasizing prayer, and expressing gratitude, concluding with "Amen."

Get the bag, get the clout (pray)

Ungalibal'uThandaza (nah)

Ungalibal'uThandaza (nah)

Amajita ndiyawa thandazela

'Nqwenelela yonk'impumelel'

Amajita ndiyawathandazela mina

'Nqwenelela yonk'impumelel'

Amen... Amen... Amen