MayaOfLagos
This video is to help you understand the meaning behind the song Loaded by @TiwaSavageVEVO and @ASAKEMUSIC. Afrobeats and West African music may be easier for some to understand when translated and explained. I hope you enjoy!
Refer to the official music video in the following link:
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Loaded video was completely different from the meaning I envisioned, thanks for the breakdown Simbi! Keep em coming!
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Thank you for doing these videos 🆙🆙🆙
My favorite part is the sex tape part 😂
Wawuuuu, orrrreeeeee mi.❤❤❤❤
Good Job Sim 👏🏾
I think the OPOLOPO that Tiwa Savage is saying in her verse is OPOLO = Brain, PO = Plenty which forms one word “OPOLOPO” which literally means, so much brain, meaning “very smart”
Dope
I'm really impressed with your translation
God bless you ma'am!!
You did great even with that accent of yours 😋
I can tell that you really love this song 😊
Great job! You have a heavy American accent, but yet you are fluent in Yoruba…I guess the credit must go to your parents for instilling in you the need to master your language of origin. Yoruba and Afrobeats go hand in hand…seems like Afrobeats was designed for the Yoruba language. Thanks for sharing.
Good 👍 job, we like it, much love 💕 from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Thanks for clarifying cause I really thought they were talking about drugs. “Lati 1964 lanti mu koko”
Do not prolong your absence, looking forward to your elegant explanation
Mehhhn I love this. For you to even know Abija and Opelope Anointing that sand omo labansin, that's was about 22years ago.🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
MAAD 🔥💯 4RM G🇬🇭H
Kcee IS from Nigeria not SA.
Correction: Kcee is from Nigeria and Limpopo is an area in South Africa
The “Na who never ** hands in the air” is a reference to the song Kwaku The Traveller by Black Sheriff where he says something similar. That’s what I thought when I heard it anyways