Here is the official lyrics of You Cheated I Cheated Too by Notable Nigerian songster and talented performer, Ckay.
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Ckay – You Cheated I Cheated Too Lyrics
[Chorus]
You cheated, I cheated too
You’re twisted, I’m twisted too (Yeah)
You think sey you wicked, I wicked too
You dey use my heart dey catch your cruise
Dey catch your cruise (Cruise)
Make I catch my cruise (Cruise)
Make you catch your cruise (Cruise)
Make I catch my cruise (Cruise)
Nobody go lose (Lose)
[Verse]
I thought you were the one
Clearly, I was wrong
Girl, you do me strong ting
Girl, you do me strong, ting
I thought you were on my team
But you show me your true colour
And I no likе wetin I see, oh-oh
[Chorus]
You cheated, I chеated too
You’re twisted, I’m twisted too (Yeah)
You think sey you wicked, I wicked too
You dey use my heart dey catch your cruise
Dey catch your cruise (Cruise)
Make I catch my cruise (Cruise)
Make you catch your cruise (Cruise)
Make I catch my cruise (Cruise)
Nobody go lose (Lose)
[Outro]
This period know wetin you dey do, oh
No go dey do my baby, my baby, my baby
Because the same girl wey you dey carry for mind
Dem dey, tah, tah, tah, tah
Slap her nyash with disrespect
Kpah, kpah, kpah, kpah
(You think sey you wicked, I wicked too)
You you dey there dey do, my baby
(You dey use my heart dey catch your cruise)
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FAQs About “You Cheated, I Cheated Too” by CKay:
What is the main theme of the song?
The song is about two lovers who both betrayed each other. CKay captures the idea that if one partner cheats, the other won’t feel guilty doing the same—both are “twisted,” as he sings.
What does “You dey use my heart dey catch your cruise” mean?
In Nigerian Pidgin English, it translates roughly to: “You’re playing with my heart to get your way.” Essentially, CKay accuses his partner of toying with his emotions for their own benefit.
What’s the meaning behind “Make I catch my cruise… Nobody is going to lose?
This line means “Let me enjoy my life too… nobody should suffer.” Both partners have cheated, but he’s saying he’s also going to live his life—no use in one person paining while the other wins emotionally.
Why does he repeat “You cheated, I cheated too”?
Repetition emphasizes the mutual betrayal—neither has the moral upper hand. It reinforces that if one cheats, the other will respond in kind, hence they’re both “wicked” and twisted.
What does “Slap her nyash with disrespect” refer to?
“Nyash” is Pidgin for buttocks. The phrase depicts him metaphorically humiliating the other person, signifying disrespect or revenge after being wronged.