Mr Eazi “Patek” Lyrics

Mr Eazi Patek Lyrics

Here is Patek Lyrics by Mr Eazi

Patek Lyrics Mr Eazi

Mr Eazi Patek Lyrics

{Verse 1}
Any money wey I get, I dey flex
I dey ball, you dey vex
I dey shop, Patek
Shey you see flyboy in the jet
My baby my pet
Shey na pussycat
See back, see the yansh
Free pass, me be that

(Go-go, sing it, sing it)
(Cash, cash)
I dey flex
(Let’s go, Yenko, Aba)
(Go-go, sing it, sing it)
(Cash, cash)
I dey flex

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Lyricism

Mr Eazi Patek lyrics majorly revolves around the fact that the singer wants to have fun and enjoy himself as much as he wants no matter what other people say or think about him. Mr Eazi Patek lyrics is a flex based song that says he is so willing to have fun by spending on himself so much and spending on his babe as well.

Patek Lyrics by Mr Eazi offers an insight into how he is able to have fun without associating his life with other people’s standards or how other people think life should be lived. To an extent, Mr Eazi patek lyrics focuses on how he says he wants to travel around the world, f**k as much as he wants and have a free conscience doing it.

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Patek lyrics by Mr Eazi goes against the long old tradition that when Nigerians have money- but not too much of it, they should be extremely careful of how they spend it because they may never know when the next will come or there are just too many expenses.

For Mr Eazi, he doesn’t care about that and this is why he says that “Any money wey I get, I dey ball, I dey flex”

That’s what Patek lyrics by Mr Eazi means.

Relatability

Mr Eazi’s Patek is relatable in the sense that the song offers a kind of escapism for workers or people who are prone to or addicted to saving. You have to take care of yourself for a change.

True, it’s good to save, but that does not mean you shouldn’t treat yourself nicely , travel and flex once in a while. It’s like a song of encouragement for workers.

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Flaw(s)

The major flaw with this song is that there are too many gaps without verses.

The beats are sick, but even if you won’t sing on the song, drop some mad bars that we can vibe too.

We are not here for the drums, we are here to hear you drop some cool stuff we can listen to. We would have really hoped that we could get some “Jaido P “Disturb” Vibes on Patek.

We get that Amapiano does not focus on the lyrics, but this does not mean we have to chunk out the lyricism altogether. No, it doesn’t

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Profile

Oluwatosin Ajibade (born 19 July 1991),better known by his stage name Mr Eazi, is a Nigerian-born, Ghana-based singer.

He is a pioneer of Banku music, a fusion of sound he describes as a mixture of Ghanaian highlife and Nigerian chord progressions and patterns.

Mr Eazi relocated to Kumasi, Ghana in 2008 and enrolled at KNUST, where he began booking artists to perform at college parties.

He showed interest in music after recording a guest verse on “My Life”, a song that gained traction and became a popular record at KNUST.

Mr Eazi released his debut mixtape About to Blow in 2013. He gained an international audience following the release of the Efya-assisted single “Skin Tight”. His second mixtape Life Is Eazi, Vol. 1 – Accra To Lagos was released in 2017.

Mr Eazi released his 13-track debut mixtape About to Blow in July 2013.[7] It produced two singles: “Pipi Dance” and “Bankulize”. The former was released in mid-2012, while the latter was released in 2013.

Mr Eazi recorded the mixtape with producer Klu and released it within a week.

The Fader magazine descrie mixtape as a “heavily dancehall-leaning SoundCloud playlist”. Prior to releasing the mixtape, Mr Eazi worked with producers such as Magnom, Peeweezle, Nshona, Klumonsta, D’Tunes, and E-Kelly. Moreover, he was featured on Stay Jay’s “Baby Lace” and Lousika’s “Knockout”

In 2014, Mr Eazi relocated to Nigeria. He was contacted by UK-based Ghanaian producer Juls, who got a hold of some of his recordings.

Due to not being able to locate the audio files of his old recordings, Mr Eazi’s attempt at working with Juls stalled for a long time.

Mr Eazi eventually retrieved his audio files and sent them to Juls, who made a new beat and created the artwork for the mixtape’s second single “Bankulize”.

The song features vocals from Ghanaian hiplife artist Pappy Kojo and was released in November 2014.

The official remix of “Bankulize” features Burna Boy and was released in September 2016.

Mr Eazi premiered the remix on Ebro Darden’s Beats 1 radio show a month earlier