Ole
Unveiling the Dance of Deceit: Ole, Money, and Power
Lyrics
Ole ole, ole ole, ole ole, ole ole
Repetition of "Ole ole" suggesting a repetitive chant or accusation of theft.
Ole ole, aji’bole, ole ole, ole ole
-Ole ole, ole ole, ole ole, ole ole
-Ole ole, aji’bole, ole ole
-Ole ole, ole ole, ole ole, ole ole
-Ole ole, aji’bole, ole ole, ole ole
-Ole ole, ole ole, ole ole, ole ole
-Ole ole, aji’bole, ole ole
-Gimme my money wetin you owe me
Request for owed money.
Don't go funny oh you don't know me
Warning not to underestimate or take lightly.
You see my goons they be rolling
Reference to intimidating friends or associates.
No wan tori oh oga share the money
Urging to share money and avoid gossip.
Ah ya ya ya e
Expressive sounds adding emphasis.
Because say I quiet no mean say I be fool ah
Quiet demeanor doesn't imply foolishness; others misjudging.
Lori titi awon temi ti kanaku hmmm
-Because say I quiet no mean say I be fool ah
-Lori titi awon temi ti kanaku
-E ba mi kigbe ole (ole, ole, ole, ole)
Call for attention to witness theft (ole) with repetition.
Come and see ole (ole, ole, ole)
-Somebody shout ole
-(ole, ole, aji’bole) , ouuu ah
-Kigbe ole (ole, ole, ole, ole)
-Come and see ole (ole, ole, ole)
-Somebody shout ole (ole, ole, aji’bole) , ole
-San wo mi, wan kin jemi lowo
Desire for financial improvement, condemning theft.
E wo ole, ewo bo nshe nowo
-Ko ni se lowo but o lowo, toba ra nkan wale
-E bere bo nshe lowo
-Although ole ni l’everybody
Noting widespread involvement in theft.
By all means you must get the money
Emphasis on obtaining money by any means necessary.
O je gbese wo 2020, ma jale
Caution against reckless spending in 2020.
Ole lo ba omo je, can you hear me
Questioning if money is the driving force for attraction.
(hello) wan bi ki lon wa kiri na
-Shey o mo kpe owo lon turn me on?
-Gbe di awe yi wo si ohun
-O fe fi obo san gbese koni iberu Olorun
Warning against accumulating debts.
Sho mo kpe tinwa tinwa
Recognition of success and advising against negative actions.
Sho mo kpe won ti gba funwa
-Advice ni ma lo ba won wa
-To ba pano inu okunkun gan amorawa
-E ba mi kigbe ole (ole, ole, ole, ole)
Repetition of the call for attention to witness theft (ole).
Come and see ole (ole, ole, ole)
-Somebody shout ole
-(ole, ole, aji’bole) , ouuu ah
-Kigbe ole (ole, ole, ole, ole)
-Come and see ole (ole, ole, ole)
-Somebody shout ole (ole, ole, aji’bole) , ole
-Ole
Reiteration of the term "Ole" (thief).
-inister he's okay
Unrelated dialogues, possibly for dramatic effect or political satire.
No, he's okay, he's okay no, no, no, no
-Honourable minister, he's okay, he's okay
-No, no, no, no, no, no chai, chai
-Members of the a-, he's okay, he's okay
-Honourable Minister
-Honoura- Honourable Minister, he's okay
-He's okay he's okay, he's okay
-Off the mic, Off the mic
-We are all
Final statement suggesting a collective identity or equality.
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