Emmanuel Odebiyi 
Olamide collaborates with Russ on this new heat called “Hello Habibi”. His collaboration with American rapper Russ really complements his flow. Check out the lyrics of the song below
Artists: Olamide, Russ
Olamide Hello Habibi Lyrics
Hello Habibi
Salam aleikum Habibi
If you ready let’s go Habibi
I told you Habibi when the money enter Habibi
I’ll definitely call you Habibi
We de go to Dubai soon Habibi
Lana marks $400k I go buy you Habibi
Esha ni Habibi
Walahi, I go spoil you Habibi
Oh my bebe
Na which store you want go Habibi
I buy her diamonds ’cause she rock with me
My favorite view is you on top of me
Ohhh
Ohhh
You gotta body like a hour glass so I’m not
Wasting time buy a model Y cause Y not
Yea I’ve sinned but I’m in Saint Tropez now
Skin tone looking like cafe au lait now
I been a millionaire for 8
‘Cause I been on my shit for 30
I like all my liquor straight
I like all my women curvy
Worrying bout nothing that’s what happens when I’m herе
Stamps in your passport
Diamonds in your ear
Hit the jackpot by fucking with me
2 shows in Saudi half a million a piеce
My love my love I would do anything for you
Hello Habibi
Salam aleikum habibi
If you ready let’s go Habibi
I told you Habibi when the money enter Habibi
I’ll definitely call you Habibi
We de go to Dubai soon Habibi
Lana marks $400k I go buy you Habibi
Esha ni Habibi
Walahi I go spoil you Habibi
Oh my bebe
Na which store you want go Habibi
You get it? If you don’t get it, forget it (okay)
Spend anything, buy Gucci n Fendi (okay)
Enjoy the money don’t you worry baby (okay)
The money long like the lotto paid me (okay)
My darling no dey shy to talk I’m begging
If you want a big diamond ring or Birkin
Is because of angel like you that I’m werking
Werk werk werk werk werking
You shouldn’t be stressing if u done know person
Person wey go bless you with benji messy messy
Luxury is sexy oh lord of mercy
This is how we living erryday incase you guessing
Dirty December we blow away like hammatan
Dem de find me for Lagos but I no de naija
To stay one place de make sick – cough n kata
C Ronaldo ball for Saudi and ball for Qatar
Hello habibi Salama lai
Hello habibi Salama lai
Hello habibi Salama lai
Hello habibi Salama lai
Young and I’m fresh
Living on edge
From little cash
A nigga hammer bi ti sledge
From Torino to Milano to Bangladesh
Niggas dash when we pull up won damo marakesch
E lor perch why you in a rush, fire no fi quench
Highest goal scorer lomo koshen player tele bench
Designers flows bi Louis Vuitton on home stretch
Money can’t buy swag it no de for far fetch
Flowing heavy like tsunami, nigga you go drench
Ain’t nobody badder than we no mio sor French
The game in my hands if I clench with a wrench
The lower stretch of the game will be dredged
Let’s re-arrange revelation done emerge
I done pledge to the sketch blow the money mio le wretch
I get stinky money omo shorty it de stench
The game took a lot from me, here comes the revenge
About Hello Habibi Lyrics
“Hello Habibi” is a vibrant and infectious Afrobeat that sees Olamide combining traditional Nigerian rhythms with contemporary pop influences in his “Hello Habibi”. The song is bound to became popular for its catchy melody, its energetic beats with the catchy flare of Olamide. Rhythmic percussion, melodic synths, a danceable groove, and a lively instrumental backdrop to match all make this production a delight to listen to and one that commands listeners to move.
This is something that Olamide’s Hello Habibi lyrics explore — themes of love, of celebration and of cultural fusion. Olamide Hello Habibi lyrics speak to a playful, romantic tone, inviting a loved one to live a good life. In fact, the phrase – Hello Habibi (similar to Hello my beloved in Arabic) – expresses a notion of friendly compassion. Olamide Hello Habibi lyrics aren’t simply about romantic relationships, they’re about living life to the fullest with vibrant juxtapositions of travel, luxury and shared experiences, all sung to the familiar groove of the classic chord progression.
On top of it all, a collaboration with American rapper Russ rounds out the song. Russ gives it a fresh perspective with his specific flare laid up over Olamide’s Afrobeat foundation. The crossover of Afrobeat’s global appeal is highlighted by this partnership as, Afrobeat is beginning to appeal to people of all nationalities.
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About the Artists
Olamide
Olamide Baddo, Olamide Adedeji is a well known name when it comes to Nigerian music. Born on March 15, 1989, at Lagos State Nigeria, Folarin started his career in 2010 when he released his debut album Rapsodi. He’s since gone on to become one of Africa’s most influential musicians for their blend of Yoruba rap and mainstream hip hop.
Olamide’s discography is extensive, featuring numerous hit albums such as YBNL, Baddest Guy Ever Liveth, and Carpe Diem. His ability to innovate within the genre has earned him multiple awards and accolades, including several Headies Awards. Beyond his musical prowess, Olamide is also recognized for his role as a mentor to emerging artists in Nigeria’s music industry.
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Russ
Russ Vitale, known professionally as Russ, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. He gained prominence through his independent approach to music distribution and his prolific output of songs on platforms like SoundCloud. His self-produced tracks often feature catchy hooks and introspective lyrics that resonate with a wide audience.
Russ has collaborated with various artists across genres, showcasing his versatility as an artist. His work often blends elements of hip-hop with R&B influences, creating a sound that appeals to fans globally. His collaboration with Olamide on “Hello Habibi” exemplifies his adaptability and willingness to explore different musical styles while contributing to the growing fusion of global music genres.
Conclusion
“Hello Habibi” stands as a testament to Olamide’s artistic versatility and his ability to create music that resonates with diverse audiences. The song’s infectious beat and catchy hook make it a standout track in his extensive discography. Through this collaboration with Russ, Olamide not only showcases his talent but also highlights the increasing global influence of Afrobeat music.
The success of “Hello Habibi” reflects the broader trend of cultural exchange in music today—where artists from different backgrounds come together to create something fresh and innovative. This track not only entertains but also fosters connections between cultures through its celebration of love and life’s joys. As Olamide continues to push boundaries within the industry, “Hello Habibi” reinforces his status as one of Nigeria’s most influential music artists while paving the way for future collaborations that bridge cultures and genres.
Noble Akhirome 
