High-profile Nigerian songster and record producer, Burna Boy has presently let out the official lyrics to his previously discharged single which he tags “TAS” starring the popular Jamaican singer, Popcaan.
Check out Burna Boy TAS ft. Popcaan Lyrics
Burna Boy – TAS ft. Popcaan Lyrics
[Intro: Popcaan]
Weh (Mmm, mhm)
(Woi, yoi) Mhm, hmm, yeah
Whine up your body, you know seh me love you bad
Whine up your body, you know seh me love you bad
[Chorus: Popcaan]
Gyal you pretty like Toni-Ann Singh (Weh)
You me angel without the two wings, yeah
Whine your waist me darling (Yeh)
Let me feel like a love me falling, yeah
Bend over pon the railing
Badman a turn you like a steering wheel
Me love you like me savings, yeah, yeah (Weh)
[Verse 1: Burna Boy]
Me I no like to dey talk
But I can feel my mind filling up on you
Just start whine for me now
I hear your body telling me say you want me
Fly you over the seas, put your body and feet in designer
I know say when you see, you go believe
When you see am e go be like 3D cinema
So clap your body close to me, ehn
Because you’re my angel, no wings
You’re going nowhere, you got something I’m into
Wetin I go do-uh, put my something into you and let it loose
[Chorus: Popcaan]
Gyal you pretty like Toni-Ann Singh (Weh)
You me angel without the two wings, yeah
Whine your waist me darling (Yeh)
Let me feel like a love me falling, yeah
Bend over pon the railing
Badman a turn you like a steering wheel
Me love you like me savings, yeah, yeah
[Verse 2: Popcaan & Burna Boy]
Whine up your body
Whine pon it, whine pon it, girl
Nah left you lonely
You know damn well say me love you always
Whine up your body
Sit down ‘pon me like one of your favorite chairs
Whine up your body, I’m gon’ make you my wife one of these days
I know what you want, my baby, no worry
No go look face, baby, your body be ruthless
Baby, it’s you that I do best
Nothing wey you wan do that I no fit do for you
[Chorus: Popcaan]
Gyal you pretty like Toni-Ann Singh (Weh)
You me angel without the two wings, yeah
Whine your waist me darling (Yeh)
Let me feel like a love me falling, yeah
Bend over ‘pon the railing
Badman a turn you like a steering wheel
Me love you like me savings, yeah, yeah
[Outro: Burna Boy]
Yeah, me I no like to dey talk
But I can feel my mind filling up on you
Just start whine for me now
I hear your body telling me say you want me
Fly you over the seas, put your body and feet in designer
I know say when you see you go believe
When you see am e go be like 3D cinema
(What the fuck? I wasn’t even fucking done, bro)
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FAQs About Burna Boy – “TAS” ft. Popcaan:
What is the meaning of “TAS” in Burna Boy’s song?
“TAS” is an abbreviation often interpreted as “Turn and Suffer”, a slang expression meaning to face the consequences of your actions. In this context, it reflects themes of street survival, trust issues, and resilience. Burna Boy and Popcaan use it to express how they handle betrayal and hardship.
What is the central theme of “TAS” by Burna Boy and Popcaan?
The song centers on loyalty, betrayal, and standing firm in the face of adversity. Both artists reflect on people switching sides, fake friendships, and the pain that comes with fame and street life. The song has a gritty, introspective vibe, with a dancehall influence from Popcaan.
Which album features the song “TAS”?
“TAS” is part of Burna Boy’s “I Told Them…” album, released in 2023. The album blends Afrofusion, reggae, hip-hop, and dancehall influences, showcasing Burna Boy’s versatility and collaborations with global artists.
What is Popcaan’s contribution to the song?
Popcaan brings his signature Jamaican dancehall style, adding melodic flows and patois-infused lyrics. His verse deepens the song’s emotional weight, emphasizing loyalty and distrust, aligning well with Burna Boy’s raw delivery.
Are there any standout lyrics or quotes from “TAS”?
Yes. One notable line from Burna Boy is:
“Some man go sell you out for the money and the fame, TAS!”
This lyric captures the core sentiment—how fame attracts betrayal, and the need to stay vigilant.