Asake “Organise” Song Details
| Artist name: Ahmed Ololade (Nigerian singer and songwriter) |
| Stage name: Asake |
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| Year of release: 2022 |
| Video duration: 2 minutes 04 seconds |
| Video link: Feel free to scroll down |
| No of verse [s]: 1 |
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| Language: Pidgin, Yoruba, Yoruba |
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| Other details:Producer: MagicsticksDirector: Album: “Mr. Money with the vibe.”—-— |
Asake “Organise” Song/Lyrics Breakdown
In the chorus, Asake sings about how he puts himself together or how he plans himself properly. He also says it is good to be smart, but he said when you act or think that you are smarter than you are, you would end up looking foolish.
Asake in verse 1 begs to be separated from a particular clique. He doesn’t want to be tagged with that clique. It is however not clear what clique he is referring to. Moving on, he said he would deal with anyone that messes up. Aake also sings about having fun in the club and living his life without any restriction or control.
What is the meaning of the song “Organise” by Asake?
“Organise” Meaning Asake
Meaning of Organise?
“Organise,” by Asake sees the artist reprimand those who think that they are smarter than they really are. According to him acting in such a way can actually make them look foolish or dumb. He also sings about how he takes out time to plan himself well to achieve his purpose. Lastly, he sings about his excitement to hit the club.
Asake “Organise” Lyrics
Lyrics to “Organise” Asake
[Intro]
Instrumental
Organize, every other day I organize
Eh oh!
[Chorus]
Organize, every other day I organize
Some of us are wise, every other person over wise [Some people are wise while others are over wise.]
O logbon ju, o gbon, o gbon, o gbon [You are too wise; you are wise]
Iwo lo gbon ju [You are the wisest.]
A gbogbon ju ogbon, ama m’ologbon go (Acting like you are wiser than the wisest, can make the wisest look foolish.]
O ti logbon ju [You are too wise/smart.]
[Verse 1]
Based on one or two polopolo [Based on one or two matters.]
Eyan kogbagidi opolopo, hmm [Someone who doesn’t tolerate stubbornness of any type.]
Daku j’en simi, s’emi je’ olohun [Please, let me rest, handle me easily, to God.]
Emi yato s’awon kan, ka mi soto, ka mi soto [I am different from some people; count me differently.]
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Egba loto loto loto to ba fvck up [There are different kinds of canes if you fv-ck up.]
See tonight for the club we go turn up [See tonight at the club, we would turn up]
Everybody ready but, ibi pogan, ibi pogan [Everybody is ready, there is so much here, there is so much here.]
Gbagbe oshi (Eh, eh, eh) [Forget nonsense.]
Awa nikan ni k’ososhi (Eh, eh, eh) [We are the only ones with no nonsense.]
I no go let anyone control me [I won’t let anyone control me.]
Anything wey I wan do, I go do [I will do anything that I want to do.]
Gbagbe oshi (Eh, eh, eh) [Forget nonsense.]
Awa nikan ni k’ososhi (Eh, eh, eh) [We are the only ones with no nonsense.]
I no go let anyone control me [I won’t let anyone control me.]
Anything wey I wan do, I go do [I will do anything that I want to do.]
[Chorus]
Organize, every other day I organize
Some of us are wise, every other person over wise [Some people are wise while others are over wise.]
O logbon ju, o gbon, o gbon, o gbon [You are too wise; you are wise]
Iwo lo gbon ju [You are the wisest.]
A gbogbon ju ogbon, ama m’ologbon go (Acting like you are wiser than the wisest, can make the wisest look foolish.]
O ti logbon ju [You are too wise/smart.]
A gbogbon ju ogbon, ama m’ologbon go (Acting like you are wiser than the wisest, can make the wisest look foolish.]
O ti logbon ju [You are too wise/smart.]