Timaya Charger lyrics
Here are the lyrics to charger by Timaya
Charger lyrics Timaya
Timaya Charger lyrics
Wende
Pomping
Me I feel like pomping
I’m Pomping
Everyday I’m pomping
Got the mark on my feet
You dey mad
They don chop
They don yellow
They don Mellow
Me no get time for for no fellow
Charger Charger Charger,
Something feeling like Charger,
E don dey make me charger
Everyday the boy get Charger
I say Charger Charger charger
E don dey make me charger
E make the boy turn charger
Charger go well ooo
Anything I put my hands on must go well oh
Anywhere wen I dey, I swear I must dey well oh
Make nobody, no bad man follow body Ooh
Ohh I go well oh
Charger go well oh
Anything I put my hands on must go well oh
Anywhere wen I dey, I swear I must dey well oh
Make nobody, no bad man follow body Ooh
Ohh I go well oh
Pomping
Me I feel like pomping
I’m Pomping
Everyday I’m pomping
Got the mark on my feet
You dey mad
They don chop
They don yellow
They don Mellow
Me no get time for for no fellow
Pomping
Me I feel like pomping
I’m Pomping
Everyday I’m pomping
Got the mark on my feet
You dey mad
They don chop
They don yellow
They don Mellow
Me no get time for for no fellow
Charger Charger Charger,
Something feeling like Charger,
E don dey make me charger
Everyday the boy get Charger
I say Charger Charger charger
E dey make me like Charger
E make the boy them Charger
All the girl dem…
Charger go well oh
Pomping
Me I feel like pomping
I’m Pomping
Everyday I’m pomping
Got the mark on my feet
You dey mad
They don chop
They don yellow
They don Mellow
Me no get time for for no fellow
Those are the lyrics to Charger by Timaya
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On Charger, Timaya establishes that his hands “Charge” whatever he puts his hands on.
Lyricism
Timaya does well to continually repeat the word Charger to remind us of the Charger theme that he uses in his song.
This is because the idea of Charger itself is actually totally out of the box.
However, Charger does not have enough lyrics to support the song.
In fact, it gets to a point that Timaya’s frequent repetition of the word Charger is almost too much.
Then, the beats take over most part of the song.
The not-so-satisfactory thing is that you can literally count the number of words spoken on Charger.
The beats almost take take two minutes of the song, while the remaining one minute expresses lyrics about charger– most of which are repetitions.
The lyrics on Charger are not enough at all.
If anything, Timaya should have used more lyrics to support his idea of how he charges things with his hands and make them well.
Delivery
Timaya’s delivery on Charger was not there yet. It does not sound convincing enough at all.
More efforts should have been put in to deliver Charger, as this would have made it a more interesting listen.
Relatability
Because Charger has fewer lyrics, it is less relatable because even the song theme is out of the box, which is not a bad thing.
But this reduces the relatability and replay value.
Flaws
The flaws with Timaya’s Charger are that there are too many lyric-repetition, the glibs are too unrelated with the song, the delivery does not make the song sound sizzling, and the song is not very lyric-embedded.
Rating
Delivery: 1/2
Lyricism: 0.7/2
Mixing and Production: 1/2
Replay Value: 1/2
Relatability: 0.5/2
☆Total: 4.2/10
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