Naturally skilled Nigerian rapper and talented songwriter, Ugoccie has officially launched out the lyrics to her lastest single which she tags “Look”.
Check out Ugoccie Look Lyrics
Ugoccie – Look Lyrics
Look me up and down
You go see that I no bitter
Tell me your matter
I no fit doubt you, I no get time
Look me up and down
You go see that I no bitter
Tell me your matter
I no fit doubt you, I no get time
IT was so hard for me, but I didn’t tell
You said you gon ride for me, yet you did me bad
Everybody thought I had all my pieces together
They said I dey wrong for thinking and drinking
Man I Thank God for my life now
Everybody wanna know how
I know it wasn’t easy
Alaye just dey go steady
I Thank God for me life now
Dem a really wanna know how
See it wasn’t easy
BABA God e show mercy
Look me up and down
You go see that I no bitter
Tell me your matter
I no fit doubt you, I no get time
Look me up and down
You go see that I no bitter
Tell me your matter
I no fit doubt you, I no get time
IT was so hard for me, but I didn’t tell
You said you gon ride for me, yet you did me bad
Everybody thought I had all my pieces together
They said I dey wrong for thinking and drinking
Mainland to the island
All man we be one man
Fine boy wey nọ get joy
Your bad vibe e dey kill joy
Nke onye ji ọbụrụ ṅaa
Ọkwa anyị Pasa n’ógbè a
Hard times man e nọ dey last
Hold tight you no go crash
Look me up and down
You go see that I no bitter
If you tell me your matter
I no fit doubt you, I no get time
Look me up and down
You go see that I no bitter
Tell me your matter
I no fit doubt you, I no get time
IT was so hard for me, but I didn’t tell
You said you gon ride for me, yet you did me bad
Everybody thought I had all my pieces together
They said I dey wrong for thinking and drinking
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FAQs:
What is the message or theme of “Look”?
Ugoccie often weaves personal storytelling, cultural pride, and emotional introspection into her music. “Look” likely explores themes of self-awareness, identity, or perspective, encouraging listeners to pause and reflect. Without the actual lyrics it’s speculative, but consistent with her style.
Is the song sung in Igbo, English, or both?
Ugoccie regularly mixes languages—alternating between English and Igbo—to bring cultural depth and authenticity. It’s very probable “Look” features bilingual lyrics that enhance its emotional impact.
What inspired Ugoccie to write “Look”?
Given her artistic inclination toward Afro‑fiction and storytelling nzukobrand.com, it’s likely she drew inspiration from personal experiences, cultural moments, or societal observations—blended with imaginative narrative.
Where can I find the lyrics to “Look”?
At this time, official lyrics aren’t available on mainstream lyric websites or her social profiles. Your best bet is checking her official channels or streaming platforms—where lyrics are sometimes added—on Spotify, YouTube premieres, or her TikTok page.
How does “Look” fit into her artistic journey?
If “Look” follows her other work—like “Do You Really Like Me?”, “Man on Fire”, or tracks from her EP Voice of the East—it’s another storytelling piece that uplifts Igbo culture and emotional introspection. It contributes to her signature blend of R&B/Afrobeats/alté and Igbo‑English lyricism