Bandana Lyrics Fireboy DML ft Asake
Here are the lyrics of Bandana by Fireboy DML Featuring Asake
Fireboy DML ft Asake Bandana Lyrics
Bandana Lyrics
{Pre-Chorus}
Lowkey
All of them don dey notice
I’m not joking
All my guys dem dem know me
Since ’06
I’ve been writing this story
I no be OG
But if you ask dem, dem know me
I no dey blow trees
Orin lo n yi mi lori
Music chose me
Just know this and know peace
I dey lowkey
But I’m never lonely
Sexy ladies come whine fi me slowly
{Chorus: Fireboy, Asake}
Na the love wey I see
Na im wey give me liver
I be ghetto boy I be sinner
Fear nobody only Jehovah
And I thank the lord I dey go far
Usain Bolt, mo d’aleba
Shoutout si awon temi ninu Shitta
Bandana lori bi ti 2 Pac
Midnight walkers, karashika
Dem never see me coming (joor, joor)
See me coming
Mo gbe wan ni ‘is coming’
Naija boy wey dey go foreign
Wey go foreign
Oshe Mr. Money
{Verse 2}
I’m never weak, I never cease
Till eternity, I’m on fire
My legacy will not die
My family is for life
Where dem dey, Who dem be?
Dem go craze, Dem go tire
Dem go say
Dem go say
Dem no know wetin dey sup
{Pre-Chorus}
But lowkey
All of them don dey notice
I’m not joking
All my guys dem dem know me
Since ’06
I’ve been writing this story
I no be OG
But if you ask dem, dem know me
{Chorus:Fireboy, Asake}
Na the love wey I see
Na im wey give me liver
I be ghetto boy I be sinner
Fear nobody only Jehovah
And I thank the lord I dey go far
Usain Bolt, mo d’aleba
Shoutout si awon temi ninu Shitta
Bandana lori bi ti 2 Pac
Midnight walkers, karashika
Dem never see me coming (joor, joor)
See me coming
Mo gbe wan ni ‘is coming’
Naija boy wey dey go foreign
Wey go foreign
Oshe Mr. Money
Dem never see me coming
See me coming
Mo gbe wan ni ‘is coming’
Naija boy wey dey go foreign
Wey go foreign
Oshe Mr. Money.
That’s Bandana lyrics by Fireboy DML ft Asake
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Lyricism
Bandana Lyrics is about how Fireboy DML has come so far because music has not only brought him far, music chose him.
To an extent, when we examine Bandana lyrics there are so many things that burrow up as a result of Fireboy’s consistency and talent.
Bandana lyrics sees Fireboy DML professing that he has been a songwriter since 2006, finally, he gets a shot at stardom and he is doing everything possible to show people that not only is he a great songwriter, his songs prove that he is great at what he does.
Bandana lyrics does not hold back in showing that Fireboy is not necessarily saying he is the best singer in Nigeria, he is just saying that he is not subpar or mid He is not the greatest, but he is great.
Bandana lyrics emphasize how long Fireboy has come to stay because his stuff is so wonderful. I mean, take this song for example.
It’s just too sweet. Bandana lyrics are so appropriate for the song and we love how simple but memorable and applauding it matches the title of the song. Bandana lyrics is everything.
Also, good call not allowing Asake actually take a verse on Bandana.
Asake is a versatile artist but his lyrics on Bandana might have been more adlibs than actual lyrics.
Therefore, it’s a really good call that he takes the chorus in a choir form.
Delivery
Both Asake and Fireboy DML understood the assignment. The amount of truth their voice presents- especially Fireboy DML on this song, is so amazing.
The delivery on Bandana offers that realistic but still, assertive vibe that registers with us on how great Fireboy DML is.
There is so much we can take away from Bandana through the delivery alone. I mean, the chorus is done in a choir form and this really helps the delivery.
It takes the song on another level.
Relatability
Fireboy DML’s Bandana is actually really relatable.
We have songs like Davido’s Stand Strong, Burna Boy’s Kilometer all profess how great they are.
Fireboy is doing the same with Bandana, and it actually settles because the way he asserts his talent and his position in the music industry through Bandana is nice.
Flaw(s)
There is almost no flaw with this song because Bandana lyrics, as well as the mixing and production covers a lot of things up.
At least if there are any.
Replay Value
The lyrics of Bandana, as well as its delivery and Relatability, increases its replay value in ways that we want to listen to it as many times as we possibly can.
Bandana is really cool, and we want to listen to it because it’s just balanced.
Rating
Delivery: 1.4/2
Lyricism: 1.6/2
Relatability: 1.5/2
Mixing and Production: 1.4/2
Replay Value: 1.6/2
☆Total: 7.5/10
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Profile
Dubbed the ‘future’ of Afrobeats, Fireboy DML burst onto the music scene early 2019 with his debut album Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps.
The critically acclaimed project produced a string of stand-out singles – ‘Jealous’, ‘Scatter’ and ‘King’ which captured the attention of music fans across the globe and seamlessly brought together the artists lyrical prowess, vocal versatility and delivery.
The album maintained the #1 position across the Nigerian charts for over 12 weeks with ‘Jealous’ becoming one of the most played songs on African radio stations that year.
To date, ‘Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps’ has achieved over 250M streams and won him the coveted Listeners Choice award at the 2020 Soundcity Awards in Lagos.
In August 2020, Fireboy DML released his award-winning second studio album Apollo, achieving Top 10 US iTunes on its first week and garnered over 320M streams.
In July 2021, Fireboy DML released hit single “Peru” and has since accumulated over 150M streams hitting #2 on the official chart UK also topping the charts in at least 22 countries including Nigeria, Tanzania, Liberia, Jamaica, France, Kenya, Ireland, and others.
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Most recently, Fireboy DML has tapped Ed Sheeran to remix the smash hit “Peru” ahead of his first-ever Apollo U.S. tour in February 2022.
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