Here is the official lyrics of Watawi by Nigerian profound singer and talented songwriter, Ckay featuring Davido, Focalistic & Abidoza.
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Ckay – Watawi Lyrics
[Intro]: CKay
E ye ye ye ye
E ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye o
E ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye o
CKay yo yo yo yo yo
[Verse 1]: CKay
I’ve been on my P’s
I’ve been on my P’s
Me I dey for streets
But I get money
I get kele wey dey give me kiss and other tins
She wants to have my kids
But I don’t want to have kids right now
[Chorus]: Ckay
She tell me watawi
She tell mе watawi
I tell her we arе what we are
I tell her baby no reason am too far
She tell me watawi
She wetter than water b
She whisper things inside my ear
Me tell her things wey she wanna hear oh
[Verse 2]: Davido
I dey my dey
Dey on my jays
To gba gi di
Gbori wo le girl
It’s all fun and games
Until you faint oh no
Then you wanna be my baby
She say watawi
Tossing and loving
Oh to to
Why you wan love
Omo ko mo
Emi gan gan ni Oshomo
Sho mo
She say watawi
Tossing and loving
Oh to to
Why you wan love
Omo ko mo
Emi gan gan ni Oshomo
Sho mo
[Chorus]: CKay
She tell me watawi
She tell me watawi
I tell her we are what we are
I tell her baby no reason am too far
She tell me watawi
She wetter than water b
She whisper things inside my ear
Me tell her things wey she wanna hear oh
[Post-Chorus]: Focalistic
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
[Verse 3]: Focalistic
What are we?
Kare re di chomi
Ko e patela bill?
Ke nale bokhoni
I’m not a window shopper
And I could buy you Balenciaga
Are what are we?
Kare re di chomi
Ko e patela bill?
Ke nale bokhoni
I’m not a window shopper
I’ll buy you Prada when I’m proud of you
All I ever wanted was a big gold chain
And I sip the Hennessy for when I feel the pain
No mjolo
More Choko
No mjolo
More Choko
If you sell, I buy, no promo
Ke ho rata o betha azonto
I’m not a window shopper
I’ll buy you Prada when I’m proud of you
[Chorus]: Ckay
She tell me watawi
She tell me watawi
I tell her we are what we are
I tell her baby no reason am too far
She tell me watawi
She wetter than water b
She whisper things inside my ear
Me tell her things wey she wanna hear oh
She tell me watawi
She tell me watawi
I tell her we are what we are
I tell her baby no reason am too far
She tell me watawi
She wetter than water b
She whisper things inside my ear
Me tell her things wey she wanna hear oh
[Post-Chorus]: Focalistic
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
21 Questions, o nale potso tse baie, potso tse baie
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FAQs About Ckay – Watawi lyrics featuring Davido, Focalistic & Abidoza:
What is the meaning of “Watawi” in Ckay’s song?
Answer: “Watawi” is a stylized pronunciation of the phrase “What are we?” — a question often asked in complicated romantic relationships. The song explores the ambiguity and lack of clear commitment in such situations.
Who are the featured artists in “Watawi” by Ckay?
Answer: “Watawi” features Davido, Focalistic, and Abidoza. Each artist brings a unique style: Davido with Afrobeats flair, Focalistic with Amapiano flavor, and Abidoza as the South African producer.
What genre is “Watawi”?
Answer: “Watawi” blends Afrobeats and Amapiano, a South African genre known for its smooth piano melodies and deep house elements. The song showcases a fusion of Nigerian and South African music styles.
What is the main theme of “Watawi”?
Answer: The main theme revolves around relationship uncertainty, with the recurring question “What are we?” The song captures the confusion and tension when one person wants clarity while the other avoids commitment.
What makes “Watawi” unique in Ckay’s discography?
Answer: “Watawi” stands out due to its cross-continental collaboration and its blend of romantic frustration with danceable Amapiano vibes. It’s both introspective and club-ready, showcasing Ckay’s versatility as an artist.