Olamide Hate me lyrics ft Wande Coal

Olamide Hate me lyrics ft Wande Coal

Here are the lyrics to Hate me by Olamide featuring Wande Coal

Olamide Hate me lyrics ft Wande Coal

{Chorus: Wande Coal}
She ain’t worth it
I don’t think that she’s worth it
Tell shawty better work it
Do I need to tell you what my net worth is
He ain’t worth it
Who your nigga trying to fuck it
Tell shawty better work it

Eh-eh, okay
Iskaba

On “Hate me“, Wande Coal enters with an extremely passionate delivery that amounts to shouting.

You actually feel the delivery but the emphasis rests on the fact that if Wande Coal delivered passionately but without shouting, it would have been more pleasant than his entry.

However, Olamide quickly balances “Hate me” with his ever sizzling rap lyrics. Of course “Hate me” is an afrobeat dancehall song about a girl that doesn’t worth it. No matter how hard she tries to sell herself short.

Gradually, we begin to get used to Wande Coal’s delivery on Hate me. But Olamide balances this as usual.

This does not mean Wande Coal does not do well on Hate me. In fact, the lyrics on his verse- even though it’s the chorus of the song, gives us a more deep insight into what the song is really about.

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Hate me is most likely going to be a hit because not only is it sang by two legends, they actually put a lot of effort and delivery into this song.

Hate me is a good enough listen because it has that gbedu feeling. Just imagine when Olamide says:

Wo, awon eleyi won kin shey omo mummy

Mixing and Production

Honestly, Nigerian artists do not get it wrong now when it comes to song production and mixing. It’s like Afrobeats producers have gotten their game on and have every kind of skills needed to master our songs.

The beats on Hate me are sick! They want you to dance no matter how you feel. This is good because it has Olamide vibes. Most times, Olamide thrives with dancehall music and this is what he did with Hate me

Flaws

The only flaws with Hate me is that it may be hard to perform a song like this on stage, although Olamide may have no intention of performing a song like this.

However, this can be turned around if Hate me gets global acclaim, and if people know the lyrics to Hate me word for word. Then, it can get performed and people will vibe to it.

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Another flaw, like we discussed before, is Wande Coal’s delivery on Hate me. A softer but still passionate delivery could have been employed, and Hate me will still be a hit song.

Rating

Delivery: 1.6/10

Songwriting: 1.8/2

Mixing and Production: 1.6/2

Replay value: 1.8/2

Relatability: 1.5/2

☆Total: 8.3/10

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