Ayra Starr “Sabilty” Lyrics

Ayra Starr Sabilty Lyrics

Here are the lyrics of Sability by Ayra Starr

Ayra Starr Sability Lyrics

{Intro}
London (London)

{Verse 1}
E n lę oh
Greet everybody for here oh
Padi jo shey shey pęlę oh
Mo ti so funwon tęlę oh
Belle oh
Deliver like I get belle oh
Dem say I dey go cele oh
Dem say I dey go cele oh

{Pre-Chorus}
Espiritu Fortuna
I go make you jo dada
Shey you getty the power
Sweety passy amala ketu
Shinji Kagawa
Jesu kristi loba wa
Got them falling yakata
You know as e sabi girl dey do

{Chorus}
Sabi oh, oh-oh (Come on, come on)
Sabi oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Sabi oh, oh-oh (Come on, come on)
Sabi oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (Oya na)

{Verse 2}
Oni reason
Oni reason why dem dey call me oloyin
While you beefing, I’m still lеading
Kill anything I no fit miss
You no go fit in my shoes
High fashion, Jimmy Choo
Wanna sip some jin and juice
Tomorrow will bе okay

{Pre-Chorus}
Espiritu Fortuna
I go make you jo dada
Shey you getty the power
Sweety passy amala ketu
Shinji Kagawa
Jesu kristi loba wa
Got them falling yakata
You know as e sabi girl dey do

{Chorus}
Sabi oh, oh-oh (Come on, come oh)
Sabi oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Sabi oh, oh-oh (Come on, come on)
Sabi oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (Oya na)

{Outro}
Espiritu Fortuna
I go make you jo dada
Shey you getty the power
Sweety passy amala ketu
Shinji Kagawa
Jesu kristi loba wa
Got them falling yakata
You know as e sabi girl dey do

That’s Sability Lyrics by Ayra Starr.

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Sability Lyrics by Ayra Starr is hinged on the fact that Ayra Starr is now the “IT” girl of the Nigerian Music Industry and she is letting us know that it is her time to shine and take control.

Sability Lyrics is borne out of the concept of being a “Sabi person”, I.e someone that knows. Meanwhile, Sability does not end there.

It accentuates the fact that she knows that she knows she is the next superstar in the Nigerian Music industry and she is making an athem for everyone who agrees with her and everyone who thinks they are as cool and knowledgeable as she is.

Hence, Sability is an anthem for smart people.

The song also samples Awilo Logomba’s hit track where we have “Awilo-oh-oh”. However, in Ayra Starr’s song, the chorus goes:

Sabi oh
Oh Oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Sabi oh

Pretty cool, right?

Ayra Starr Sability Lyrics rests majorly on the fact that while people are obsessed with their own version of her life, she is on her path trying to do what she does best with her life.

Ayra Starr Sability lyrics also talk about how people have dedicated themselves to pulling others down and measuring the amount of their success.

To an extent, Sability lyrics by Ayra Starr presents the well known scenario of people stalking you and keeping tabs on you so they can measure your progress and see if you are making any progress in life whatsoever.

Based on Ayra Starr’s Sability, these people get off on this because they want to know that you are not doing too well so they won’t feel miserable about their own lives.

However, according to Sability by Ayra Starr, when people check her life and try to measure her success and achievements, “It never stops, and they need to know that, accept that fact and move on rather than trying to see when she will fail or when she will stop.

There is also a part where we get that Sability Lyrics by Ayra Starr provides an insight into her recognition of the fact that God has brought her this far and that she is indeed destined for something great. It is indeed something great that people cannot understand or measure, so they should stop trying to and focus on something else.

Meanwhile, Ayra Starr uses Sability Lyrics to imply that if they can’t stop at all, then they can look and measure all they want but they will keep seeing the same thing and getting the same answers anyway- which is that her cup of blessings will always overflow no matter how much they wish it wasn’t overflowing.

Delivery

If there is something about Ayra Starr, it is that she is hungry for stardom and global recognition as well as making hit songs.

The way she delivers songs is with the knowledge that it is hit home or go home. There is no other alternative.

Her delivery on Sability is simply breathtaking. You can hear every word, every lyrics. The dedication she has to her craft is simply mind-blowing and it doesn’t exceed the fact that she knows that her songs are her personal investments. Relatability explains why

Relatability

Sability by Ayra Starr is a pretty relatable song. When people are beginning to make headway in life, there will always be people who are ever willing to measure what amount of success they have achieved or whether or not they have what it takes.

Ayra is saying that her cup of blessings is overflowing and Sabilitying as it should because why people may not seem to understand why, she understands and that’s all they need to know.

Replay Value

You can literally listen to Ayra Starr’s Sability all day. The lyrics are deep. This is deep and good music without the intention of adding adlibs or silly hooks that may make it sound catchy

Profile

Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe (born 14 June 2002), known professionally as Ayra Starr, is a Nigerian singer.

Born in Cotonou, Benin, Ayra Starr began a fashion career at the age of 16 with Quove Model Management before deciding to pursue music.

Having been raised in a music-loving family, her interest in singing comes mostly from her family. At the age of 10, she sang in a high school choir and began writing songs with her brother.

She attended Les Cours Sonou University and received a BA degree in international relations and political science.

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During her college years, she was often bullied by her classmates because of her age and appearance. To counter the feelings she experienced from being taunted, Ayra Starr turned to music. “I would listen to Nicki Minaj on my way to school, and I’d feel like the second Nicki Minaj.

Ayra Starr’s mother was very supportive of her musical ambitions, and always encouraged her to pursue a singing career.

This brought her to the attention of record executive Don Jazzy, and led to her signing to Mavin Records.

In early 2021, Ayra Starr achieved mainstream recognition with her eponymous debut extended play and its hit track “Away” which spent two consecutive weeks at number four on Nigeria’s TurnTable Top 50 and went to number 17 on US Billboard Top Triller Global, paving the way for the release of her first full-length studio album, 19 & Dangerous in August 2021

Categorized mainly as Afropop and R&B, the album has been met with favorable critical reception.

It spawned two top forty hits in Nigeria.

The lead single “Bloody Samaritan” peaked atop the Top 50 chart, becoming the first solo song by a female artist to reach the number-one position. Starr debuted on Pandora Predictions chart, and on 28 August 2021, she ranked number two on Billboard’s Next Big Sound

With the release of her debut eponymous EP, some critics felt that her vocal technique bore a striking resemblance to Tems’ musical style. In an interview with Cool FM, Ayra Starr spoke about comparisons to Tems:

“I’m a young artist and Tems is an amazing musician, for people to compare me to such an amazing musician, it’s a compliment and I’m honoured

Motolani Alake, in his review of the EP for Pulse wrote that “Ayra Starr isn’t exactly a replica of Tems, but when she manipulates her vocals to stress the final syllable on words, sentences and cadences by flexing her octaves, she definitely sounds like Tems.”

Alake also opined that both artists are different and that “Tems can be more alternative while Starr is more Nigerian and more Afropop with more lamba in her soul

Although musically diverse, Ayra Starr‘s sound has predominantly been categorized as Afropop and R&B. Her voice has been described in the media as “silky”, “cozy”, “delicate”, “sturdy”, “arresting” and “soulful”, with music critics noting the dynamic nature of her range and emotional delivery.

Her lyrics are a mixture of English, Pidgin English and Yoruba, often exploring contemporary topics such as love, relationship, empowerment and freedom.