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‘Shey You Day Wine Me Ni’ Lyrics and Meaning in English
Shey You Day Wine Me Ni lyrics in English
Shey You dey whine me ni lyrics by Austine Emmanuel
Shey You dey whine mi ni Lyrics
{Intro}
Ah o Ah o Ah o
Ma le daba dio
Ah o h o Ah o
Ma le daba dio
Ah o Ah o Ah o
Adaba keno me a dum
Ah o Ah o Ah o
{Verse 1}
Ako ale ede onu nede
Li we onu ne ho
Aba le ra
Lera Lera
Aba lera lera lera
Aba lera lera lera
{Chrous}
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
{Hook}
Shey you dey whine me ni-ii?
No oooo ooooo
Shey you dey whine old barrister
{Chrous}
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
{Verse 1}
Loni a kon ma le da bai
Loni a me koswua ana asu ilo
Nobody no come man na ase
Abi you dey whine me ni?
You dey whine me ni?
Na ominipotent God kno kon ma nesi
He is the omniscient God o
Aki a kun ki o ta
Nobody no come man na ase
Abi you dey whine me ni broda?
You dey whine me ni aunty?
{Chrous}
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
Mena kon ma le da badi
Shey you dey whine mi?
{Outro}
Shey you dey whine me ni-ii?
No oooo ooooo
Shey you dey whine old barrister
Shey You Day Wine Me Ni lyrics Meaning
The singer derived the song’s title from the slang used by Nigerians to ask if they are being lied to or flattered in Pidgin. (“Are you kidding me?” or “Are you for real?”). The Port Harcourt-based singer also confirmed that he believes the song is blowing up the airwaves because of the slang.
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He said: “I think, for the most part, there is the popular or street slang ‘you dey whine me ni’. I feel that’s why most people love the song.” As part of Nigerian Pop culture, popular skit-makers Lasisi Elenu and Broda Shaggi use the slang as comic expressions.
Also, Nigerian artist Burna boy used it in his part on the ‘Sungba’ remix-“Agata oya dapada (Pepper Jor).
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