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Guys, stumbled upon this video on TikTok and mhen! I can't believe this is an 'heartbreak song'

Funny how we loved and danced to it and we didn't even care about the meaning . This music and awilo were played in almost all Birthday parties then.

Watch video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAeSa9rn588

Nice one, OP! I loved this and another one from them called "taper dos".

A little correction, he said "morning, afternoon and evening, it's me singing on the radio" (not TV).

Wow just wow
This song was the real deal back then
Never knew what he was saying only picked a few French out of it
Melodious type shiiiit

Now that I can see the translation it makes more sense.
Thank you.

tillaman

gawu Lepe gawu lepa gawu oo ahhhh!! Elekpa singo mama oooo ahhhh!! Shebi kwaku shey ahhh!!! elekpa Singa yo ahhhh!

Cool song...I remember vividly how we were dancing to this song back in the early 2000's,,,Magic system,,awilo logomba and the rest..we careless about the lyrics though or what it means,,na the beat and rhyme they enter body wotowoto....

Magic Systems were the bomb back then.

Ahahahah.... To think I have been listening to this song for ages and never understood the meaning of a single word from it

Well it was only the beat and sweet sound that made Nigerians loved it then just like the likes of Awilo, Koffi and the rest.

Macsjebs:
Guys, stumbled upon this video on TikTok and mhen! I can't believe this is an 'heartbreak song'

Funny how we loved and danced to it and we didn't even care about the meaning . This music and awilo were played in almost all Birthday parties then.

Disclaimer: I neither claim ownership of the content nor contributed in translating

Watch video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAeSa9rn588

OP, I was just laughing all along. The thing dey funny sha. But I like it though.

If this actually happened, then no be today babes begin fall hand.

Benbisco:
OP, I was just laughing all along. The thing dey funny sha. But I like it though.

If this actually happened, then no be today babes begin fall hand.

As in, not to mention the way he 'fired' the girl
The guy go sabi vawulence o

I still love this song till date. The beat na blast. Even Tope Alabi had to remix it

I swear, I was moved to tears

Macsjebs:
As in, not to mention the way he 'fired' the girl
The guy go sabi vawulence o

Real vawulence o!

Wow...
Nostalgia.
This song birthed so many other things, including many Gospel songs adaptation with the beats also.

Worthy of note.
The word 'lepa' used for slim person(lady/girl) came from this song.

Chaiiii


Nostalgic...


Thank you for this music op


Na this music I take console myself those day on my walk through the desert in search of a better life in Europe.

It's painful to live with the hard truth that issues that forced us into making such a daring and traumatic move are still here with us today in Nigeria and have even gotten worse.

Pathetic indeed...


We've been fooled one too many times by the same set of goats we call leaders and I have decided to stop being a fool by holding forte and defending any of the same miscreants.

I wish Nigerians will listen to this music and stop insulting themselves over the same people who have rendered them all fools much more than twice.

GreatrAnalyst:
Wow...
Nostalgia.
This song birthed so many other things, including many Gospel songs adaptation with the beats also.

Worthy of note.
The word 'lepa' used for slim person (lady/girl) came from this song

Wrong

The word "lepa" is a yoruba word/slang meaning "stick together" to be like one . It's used to describe slim girls cos they are so flat n thin like "1"

wait so, nagrenagrewa
Means na craz dey work u

Vawulezzz

Macsjebs:
Guys, stumbled upon this video on TikTok and mhen! I can't believe this is an 'heartbreak song'

Funny how we loved and danced to it and we didn't even care about the meaning . This music and awilo were played in almost all Birthday parties then.

Disclaimer: I neither claim ownership of the content nor contributed in translating

Watch video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAeSa9rn588

First fool is not a fool....the second fool is the real fool.

More like....
He who laugh last, laugh best

Lmao funniest thing I've watched this year

Oh lord.

I use to represent my school miming this song in "Press Day" usually hosted by different schools.

E don tey o

Can still mine from top to bottom

phemmyfour:
Wrong

The word "lepa" is a yoruba word/slang meaning "stick together" to be like one . It's used to describe slim girls cos they are so flat n thin like "1"

I am too sure you are the one who is wrong.

If you indeed know the language you mentioned, you would know that 'lepa' is a modern day word/slogan, not an old indigenous word. About mid 90s, this word wasn't even known or used, not even for slim person. Go figure.
Opposite of 'lepa' is 'Orobo', do you also know the song/singer who also brought about orobo mainstream usage and adoption to describe someone on the fatty side?
It's true that new words are being coined and added on the daily to lingo and local dialect, but also note that some have been around longer to know the origin and difference in the adapted and original root word.

GreatrAnalyst:
I am too sure you are the one who is wrong.

If you indeed know the language you mentioned, you would know that 'lepa' is a modern day word/slogan, not an old indigenous word. About mid 90s, this word wasn't even known or used, not even for slim person. Go figure.
Opposite of 'lepa' is 'Orobo', do you also know the song/singer who also brought about orobo mainstream usage and adoption to describe someone on the fatty side?
It's true that new words are being coined and added on the daily to lingo and local dialect, but also note that some have been around longer to know the origin and difference in the adapted and original root word.

More reason why you're wrong

Gauo was released in late 99/2000
The movie below was done in the 90s

Na za

Lol

Ok