“Tshwala Bam” Remix lyrics ft Burna Boy

Tshwala Bam Remix lyrics

Here are the lyrics of Tshwala Bam Remix by Yuppe and Toto M featuring Burna Boy

Tshwala Bam Remix lyrics ft Burna Boy

[Intro: Burna Boy]
(Uza lebaby)
(Sho, fetsa bjang reso thome chommie?)
Ma jo jo
Ma jo
Ma jo jo
Ma jo jo
Ma jo
Ma jo jo

[Verse 1: Burna Boy, S.N.E]
Since 1947, the matter never settle
You be pot, I be kettle
My sability lo ya won l’enu
Better recognise
Greatest of all time
No other name them go call mine
As I dey shine teeth l’m not nice
Monday ita la wa (Lele)
Tuesday ita la wa
Wednesday ita la wa (Yeh)
As long as Naija la wa (Yeh yeh yeh)
Them they call me the Godfather (Dlala ngami)
Move like an Italian (Dlala eh)
Ti ara ba n’ta yin (Dlala yoh, wetshwala bami)

Have you ever seen a nigga like moi (Mali yoh)
Each and every lady wanna gimme me mwah
We dey smoke weed, we no dey smoke cigar (Dlala ngami)
Na we ite Achorom nwa
I no do pass king Solomon
I get high adrenalin (Mali yeh)
If you no like me iwo lo mo
My advice is run along (Dlala ngami)
Cause my guys ti won bo l’ona (Dlala ngami)
Make the sky start falling down
Ti ori ba n’ta yin (Dlala eh)
I’m still your daddy (Tshwala bami)

[Chorus: S.N.E]
Ngixolele tshwala
Ngaqeda imali yami
Wang’sinda umthwalo wami
Wal’thetha icala
Wetshwala udlala ngami
Endlini bakhala ngami
Wadlala ngami, wetshwala bami

[Verse 2: S.N.E]
Ngalithetha icala lami
Kufik’umongameli bakhala ngam
Manje nezitha sezizwana nami (Eh)
Ngathi bebangakholwa ngabanik’utshwala bam
Tito bangazodlala laba (Yoh Yoh Yoh)
Yuppe ayi utshwala bami
Jikijiki bangthwalel’ umthwalo wami
Eish weh tshwala bami
Ayi mongameli uyis’dakwa (Is’dakwa)
Vele ngoba ngena macala (Macala)Amacase nama court Savanna
S’vele sikhwele kulolodaba
Shibidim shibidam shibidibishamshe
Ivel’igubude siphuz intwengapheli, pheli
Uzobadelel umongameli (Iyoh, Yoh)

[Bridge: Burna Boy, S.N.E]
Monday ita la wa (Lele)
Tuesday ita la wa
Wednesday ita la wa (Yeh)
As long as Naija la wa (Yeh yeh yeh)
Them they call me the Godfather (Dlala ngami)
Move like an Italian (Dlala eh)
Ti ara ba n’ta yin (Dlala yoh, wetshwala bami)

[Chorus: S.N.E]
Ngixolele tshwala (Lele)
Ngaqeda imali yami (Mali yeah)
Wang’sinda umthwalo wami
Wal’thetha icala
Wetshwala udlala ngami (Dlala ngam)
Endlini bakhala ngami (Khala)
Wadlala ngami (Dlala yoh)
Wetshwala bami (Tshwala bami)

[Outro: S.N.E, Burna Boy]
Tshwala bami (Ma jo jo)
Tshwala bami yeah (Ma jo)
Tshwala bami (Ma jo jo)
Tshwala bami yeah (Ma jo)
Tshwala bami (Ma jo jo)
Tshwala bami yeah (Ma jo)
Tshwala bami (Ma jo jo)
Tshwala bami yeah (Ma jo, Ma jo jo)

 

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About Tshwala Bam Remix lyrics

“Tshwala Bam” is a song by Titom & Yuppe featuring EeQue and S.N.E (ZA) that explores the themes of personal hardships, social norms, and the temptation of alcohol as a way of avoiding reality. The lyrics tell a story of facing difficulties, coping with society’s demands, and finding comfort in drinking (“utshwala bam’ abupheli maan’”).

Tshwala Bam remix Lyrics also addresses various problems such as money troubles, peer influence, and the desire to escape their pain in alcohol. The chorus repeats the request for pardon and empathy (“Ngixolele mzala”) mixed with references to overcoming financial challenges and the outcomes of drinking too much.

Tshwala Bam Remix lyrics like “Bathe Icala lami, kufike uMongameli, bakhala ngami” imply a feeling of insecurity and being crushed by external forces. The word “Mongameli” could possibly refer to a person of power or a leader, representing the burden of duty or expectations imposed on the individual.

The phrase “Tshwala bami” is repeated throughout the song as a constant reminder of the attraction and maybe the harm of alcohol as a way of dealing with stress. The metaphors like “Endlini bakhala ngami” (they cry in my house) and “Wadlala ngami, wetshwala bami” (they toy with me, with my alcohol) further stress the emotional toll and consequences of their actions.

The verses also mention themes of family ties and the effect of friends, with lines such as “Maybe le Majita akanglata” (maybe the guys are not doing well) showing the impact of social groups on personal decisions and behaviors.

In summary, Tshwala Bam Remix lyrics presents a candid and reflective examination of individual struggles, social influences, and the intricacies of seeking solace in temporary escapes like alcohol. The song’s main message seems to warn against the dangers of resorting to substances as an answer to life’s problems and stresses the importance of facing issues directly rather than seeking short-term relief in unhealthy habits.

About

Yuppe and TitoM are two of the rising stars of the Amapiano genre, a style of electronic music that blends house, jazz, and kwaito elements. The duo has collaborated on several hit songs, such as “Tshwala Bam” and “Akulaleki”, that showcase their vocal and production skills.

Yuppe is a singer and songwriter who started his musical career in 2020. He is known for his ethereal vocals that effortlessly flow over the beats, creating an enthralling audio experience. He has worked with other Amapiano artists, such as SjavasDaDeejay, Lington, and EeQue, to deliver captivating melodies and lyrics.

TitoM is a producer and DJ who has been making waves in the Amapiano scene since 2019. He is known for his versatile and innovative sound, blending classical and modern influences. He has produced tracks for some of the biggest names in the genre, such as Major League DJz, Dlala Thukzin, and Drega.

Together, Yuppe and TitoM have formed a formidable partnership that has earned them recognition and praise from fans and critics alike. Their songs are characterized by catchy hooks, groovy basslines, and soulful harmonies. They have also performed at various events and festivals, such as the Amapiano Balcony Mix and the World Cup 2024.

Yuppe and TitoM are two of the most promising talents in the South African music industry. They have proven their ability to create original and quality music that appeals to a wide audience. They are also constantly evolving and experimenting with new sounds and styles, making them exciting and unpredictable. They are definitely worth listening to and following