You are doing such a nice job. I'm from Kenya and Asake is such a big artist here despite people not knowing the meaning of the Lyrics😂 I always feel like his music is so deep that's why I try understanding his words. Kenyans really love Naija music since Psquare days and we are arguably their biggest supporters outside home
Thanks so much! Lol I love this. I am able to see where my viewers are located and I have always been very surprised on how high Kenya is! Now seeing this your comment makes so much sense 😂
That's why I love you babe, because you're really promoting Yoruba language and make it more proud of. You this lady is a good Ambassador of my tribe Yoruba, because despite you leaving overseas, you still speak your father's language fluently.
This is amazing, as someone who has Puerto Rican in my family, our culture is influenced by Yoruba ancestors. I felt a calling to this song and just saw it live at Afro Nation because the sound sounds much like our sacred percussion music in the Caribbean. I’ve wanted to understand Yoruba language more and this is the best channel on TH-cam I’ve seen for this! 🙏🏼
That's great of you running through Asake's Fuji vibes. You really did a good job explaining every bid of Asake's often exuberant Yoruba street slangs to the world. I'm truly impressed. Please, keep it going.
Hey, sis. You did so so well. I stumbled on your channel today, and I subscribed on the spot. I completely understand yoruba, and guess what, you nailed the interpretations. YANRIYA means an unmarried female in Hausa language. That was the only thing left. Weldone sis. So very proud of you. With love from Toronto CA
Heyy thanks so much sis. I truly feel the love and your support from reading this and I appreciate the kind words a lot. Thank you and God bless you ❤️
I am a Fuji lover & it is evident in this ASAKE latest music that he is a lyricist & knows music. Also like to thank the creator of this video. ASAKE need to add you to his production team. You nailed it & added value to his music. #Yarinya means beautiful girl in Hausa another Nigerian language. ❤ Proudly Yoruba
"this your booty fit to ja wire" could also be a double entendre, especially since he followed up with him asking her to send her account details. Awesome breakdown.
I commend your video because you did a great job on it.😍😍😍 AKATA is a Yoruba word for feline mammals such as the black panther, the melanistic color variant of the leopard and the jaguar. It was coined by the Yoruba Nigerian students in the US in the 1960s and 1970s in honor of the Black Panther movement (Black Americans). We describe them as AKATA. If you look at the logo of the Black Panther movement, you will agree with me that it is not derogatory, except in the way people misinterpret it today, especially on social media platforms.
Nice job you are doing , you broke down the lyric ...i find it hard to understand even with the fact that I'm yoruba , but you've got to be deep in order to understand these guys
You tried with the translation 👍🏾 meanwhile "Yarinya" is an Hausa language for "a young lady" the terminology "Gaza" this Asake has to define what he meant with it. What l only noticed is that Olamide also used it in one of his songs as a title if I'm right with that.
Where are the people that call "Yoruba Fuji" rachet. They have sore throat all of a sudden. They call Yoruba Nollywood rachet forgetting that Hubert Ogunde is the pioneer. The Yoruba movies on Netflix are the best, argue with your ancestors. Criticizing other people's culture to feel important is envious degrading, and hypocritical. The world is watching!
Thanks!!! Very very helpful. In the beginning of his song Worldwide he also makes a reference to this name and I didn’t understand the connection (o ti pe ti mo ti n je Medo). You helped me to understand now
yarinya means girl or young house girl in hausa
Thank you!
Just young girl.
Yarinya has nothing to do with house girl, it’s just young girl, simple
It just means young girl. Simple.
I was born in America but I know that I'm a Yoruba man every time I hear the music I can feel it spiritually in my heart.
Absolutely since childhood. It feels so second nature. I wanna go HOME.
You are doing such a nice job. I'm from Kenya and Asake is such a big artist here despite people not knowing the meaning of the Lyrics😂 I always feel like his music is so deep that's why I try understanding his words. Kenyans really love Naija music since Psquare days and we are arguably their biggest supporters outside home
Thanks so much! Lol I love this. I am able to see where my viewers are located and I have always been very surprised on how high Kenya is! Now seeing this your comment makes so much sense 😂
I'm a Ghanaian who loves yoruba sounds especially fuji and apala so in glad to have you explain more of that on here . Much love baby.❤
That's why I love you babe, because you're really promoting Yoruba language and make it more proud of.
You this lady is a good Ambassador of my tribe Yoruba, because despite you leaving overseas, you still speak your father's language fluently.
This is amazing, as someone who has Puerto Rican in my family, our culture is influenced by Yoruba ancestors. I felt a calling to this song and just saw it live at Afro Nation because the sound sounds much like our sacred percussion music in the Caribbean. I’ve wanted to understand Yoruba language more and this is the best channel on TH-cam I’ve seen for this! 🙏🏼
As a yoruba person, take ur 🎉 u doing a great job 👏 👍
Eseee mo dupe🙏🏾
That's great of you running through Asake's Fuji vibes. You really did a good job explaining every bid of Asake's often exuberant Yoruba street slangs to the world. I'm truly impressed. Please, keep it going.
Hey, sis. You did so so well. I stumbled on your channel today, and I subscribed on the spot. I completely understand yoruba, and guess what, you nailed the interpretations. YANRIYA means an unmarried female in Hausa language. That was the only thing left. Weldone sis. So very proud of you.
With love from Toronto CA
Heyy thanks so much sis. I truly feel the love and your support from reading this and I appreciate the kind words a lot. Thank you and God bless you ❤️
I am a Fuji lover & it is evident in this ASAKE latest music that he is a lyricist & knows music.
Also like to thank the creator of this video.
ASAKE need to add you to his production team. You nailed it & added value to his music.
#Yarinya means beautiful girl in Hausa another Nigerian language. ❤ Proudly Yoruba
I’m waiting for the whole lungu boy album
Thanks simbihawt ❤
Lol that would take me so long and other artists will release but I’ll try and do a good number of songs from the album though 🙂
You go girl, thanks for the translation. You rock ❤❤❤😘
"this your booty fit to ja wire" could also be a double entendre, especially since he followed up with him asking her to send her account details. Awesome breakdown.
Oh nice! I get you
I commend your video because you did a great job on it.😍😍😍
AKATA is a Yoruba word for feline mammals such as the black panther, the melanistic color variant of the leopard and the jaguar.
It was coined by the Yoruba Nigerian students in the US in the 1960s and 1970s in honor of the Black Panther movement (Black Americans).
We describe them as AKATA. If you look at the logo of the Black Panther movement, you will agree with me that it is not derogatory, except in the way people misinterpret it today, especially on social media platforms.
Thanks dearly, Akata simply means those who are exposed beyond their locality. It's not a derogatory has its being interpreted today
Kata means wild dog not felines
He's actually right,i saw the video abt his struggle when he was entertaining his colleagues on campus
Higher u bro🎉
I'M PROUD OF YOU. PLEASE KEEP IT UP.
Please i enjoyed your explanation i really like you
You're really doing a very good job, well done.
Thank you so much amazing breakdown, some special requests please for MMS, Suru, Uhh yeah, I swear and Ligali. Godspeed 😂🙏🏾
😂 yes boss!
good job simbi... omo oko nie, true oodua daughter
Splendid interpretation. You did so well. Despite Asake's lyrics are so peotic, you k!lled it
Appreciate it!
Good job,well done. “Yarinya” means small girl in Hausa language. You did very well.❤
Thank you for the explantion, Asake needs his own Yoruba dictionary, I had no idea what he what he was saying. SMFH
Good job, Simbi🎉
I love this Song from 00:00-02:37 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You did a good judgement to the interpretation 🎉.
I've been refreshing my youtube for this
Love this channel so much, thank you so much 🙏🏾
That's true, Ashake really pulled lots of crowd throughout his America shows.
Thank you for uploading. 💖💖😊😊
Great Job
Akata is what Yoruba word for black Americans
Female black Americans
@@silvasthomas9384 both
Great as usual. One and the only Simbihawt
Many thanks!
Thank you, my dear friend! As always, I loved the breakdown!
Thank you for your explanation
Can you do apala disco remix for Ghanaian yoruba music lover ? ❤❤❤
Nice job you are doing , you broke down the lyric ...i find it hard to understand even with the fact that I'm yoruba , but you've got to be deep in order to understand these guys
Wa sere 🔥🔥🔥
Lol amen oo 🙏🏾
Thank youuu!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I should have just included a clip of us dancing to this on Saturday 😂
Nice one 💗
That is a good job 🤣🤣🤣 the translation was accurate. welldone.
Great video, that would be cool if you also do video about this song Asake - I Swear.
Wish you the best!!! 💛
Thanks 🙂. I will add it to my song request list
Great Vid. Are you a fan of the Dissect Podcast, consider doing that . I'm a fan🥂
You are amazing 🎉
I’m new here
Weldone ❤
Skating Asake!!
Thanks
ye ma gaza - do not form. no dey shakara 👍🏾
Oooh. Thank you!!
@@simbihawtit’s a Yoruba lagos street slang. That’s why you struggled with it. Overall you did an amazing job
Fantastic❤❤❤
Do Mentally by asake please
Good job
Yesss
❤
Pleeeeease ❤
Ayo Maff - Delear
Yes I remember you have been requesting this. Forgive me it’s very hard to do all🙏🏾
Owolabi di igbolabi 😂
Please do worldwide
Yarinya means ( lady )
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You tried with the translation 👍🏾 meanwhile "Yarinya" is an Hausa language for "a young lady" the terminology "Gaza" this Asake has to define what he meant with it. What l only noticed is that Olamide also used it in one of his songs as a title if I'm right with that.
Omo equals many things, the actual meaning is child but many use it to reference a woman to as babe but it actually means child
Are all your videos uploaded on other social media like Instagram?
No not all. Here and there but not as much as TH-cam
Gaza - no dy buga
Eniba lo le mo
A bo le salaye ni?
Mean: it was only someone that something happens to that can explain it
Can you explain it?
Ire o❤
Album reaction and breakdown please 🙏
Where are the people that call "Yoruba Fuji" rachet. They have sore throat all of a sudden. They call Yoruba Nollywood rachet forgetting that Hubert Ogunde is the pioneer. The Yoruba movies on Netflix are the best, argue with your ancestors. Criticizing other people's culture to feel important is envious degrading, and hypocritical. The world is watching!
Damn, Simbi! Your "American Yoruba" & luscious "Black" lips are distractions to me 😀😃😄
Can u do whine plsss
Please do the whole album aside from "Whine"
Haa, Wetindo whyne
@tojusote4896 I think They use English throughout the song
U reviewed my two fav songs back to back lessgo 🫶
😂 niceee
Why asake love dis Back side so much?
🤔
You no go like yansh ke?😂😂
😂day play 😂
Emi ni Asake Medo. That Medo is a street short form of the name "Ahmed". Offcourse, Asake's first name is Ahmed
Thanks!!! Very very helpful. In the beginning of his song Worldwide he also makes a reference to this name and I didn’t understand the connection (o ti pe ti mo ti n je Medo). You helped me to understand now
Pls do uuh yeah
Hi, this on my song request list
Does anyone know what “Lungo” means
Streets/ghetto
Sinbiyatu. 🤔 mmmm 🤔 mmmm
Johnson Mary Young Michelle Lopez Timothy
Bad belle = haters
Yarinya - lady/girl in Hausa
Oh haters is a good word! Will use from now on. Thanks
Yarinya means young girl in hausa
Thanks 🙂
Yariya is hausa word for women or girl ready to get married.
Remember please
Remember translation: th-cam.com/video/0OkJ1BJA1vc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Z9mRoXfqCCyCcGVc
6.42: "ka ma nawò ya" means "let's be having sex"
Ma sè jè kàn mò: "Don't let 'em know"
haha... he meant "he can't eat with just a meat"' He's not promiscuous
AKATA means black american
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