Watch Down,,,,,,,
Omoge Olosan is a regular street-life video with a fusion of Hip-pop and Cultural Dance drama and great Rhythm.
Abbey Dee is the stage name of that youngster, Abiodun Idowu who grew up on the streets of Lagos, Nigeria; He sang in both English, Hausa and Yoruba Languages.
The theme that excites me throughout the music is the “So Dun; Maa Mu” meaning Is it (Orange) sweet? I will Suck. He lavishly used pictures of busty orange-sellers and Fura de nunu (‘milk-sellers’) in the video.
I tried recalling a part of the lyrics but you can improve the little I could glean from the music:
Orombo, Orombo, Orombo…
Ko ma sohun todun to, todun to, todun to,
Aimu Osann, l’ale mukan tan
To ba dun gann, mole mu meji tan, mu meji tan}2ce
Omoge Olosan, gbe wa, gbe wa, gbe wa, gbe wa…}x4
So dun? Maa mu, So dun? Maa mu, T’obadun, Maa mu, Mo feran Oromboo…}x4
Ai leni ni mosan ka mu kikan
To ba dun gann, mole mu mejila,
To ba dun gann, mole mu mejola,
Mo ngbadun vitamin C,
Mo kudun sisi,
Mo npon enu mi la,
mole mu mejolaaa…
So dun? Maa mu, So dun? Maa mu, T’obadun, Maa mu, Mo feran Oromboo…}x4
Ko ma sohun todun to, todun to, todun to,
Aimu Osann, l’ale mukan tan
To ba dun gann, mole mu meji tan, mu meji tan}2ce
Omoge Olosan, gbe wa, gbe wa, gbe wa, gbe wa…}x4
So dun? Maa mu, So dun? Maa mu, T’obadun, Maa mu, Mo feran Oromboo…}x4
Ai leni ni mosan ka mu kikan
To ba dun gann, mole mu mejila,
To ba dun gann, mole mu mejola,
Mo ngbadun vitamin C,
Mo kudun sisi,
Mo npon enu mi la,
mole mu mejolaaa…
So dun? Maa mu, So dun? Maa mu, T’obadun, Maa mu, Mo feran Oromboo…}x4