DO YOU WANT MORE OR LESS? MOREEEEE

Big Gun opens the first lyrics of “MC Oluomo” with a sample of a fan from an event that happened at Lagos State University. The fan is heard yelling, “Odumodu on your feet run you no go run for were.” The incident took place at Lagos State University(LASU). The well-known Declan Rice singer was at Poco Lee’s event in order to play among other musicians, but he was forced to flee when the audience began to engage in conversation with them after they finished their set.

DO YOU WANT MORE OR LESS? This is a question to his followers and to everyone who is listening to the song, and the response is “more then kilos and bags followed,” this is a message to his fans that indicates that in order for you to obtain more money, you must be willing to put in the hard work, the effort must be there, and even though it may be demanding, you must be willing to take on the job.

The Ekelebe Stunner poses the question, “How many rocks did I trap in the bando?” Rocks are a kind of freebase cocaine that may be smoked and are used as a stimulant. This is designed to encourage you that success isn’t the result of chance, but at face value you may assume it’s drugs, but it’s something more than drugs; he uses drugs as a symbol while referring to music. So, he asks How many drugs did he sell? which means how much effort did he put into being where he is now? This is supposed to convince you that success isn’t accidental.

The Gutter Man also speaks about the interest he had in his music and how it was so deep that he even placed his enemies on his music. He says that nothing could stop him and that they had to see the light. One of the people who can testify to his efforts is Gustavo, who is his manager. He was too invested in his music to care about distractions.

He uses the phrase “we don dodge your RICO,” which is a pidgin way of indicating that they are too intelligent to be caught RICO charge. Rico is an acronym that stands for Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations, and this legislation is meant to destroy organized crime by imposing heavy punishments and forfeiture procedures.

His lyrics are inspiring as he comes strong with the words “me I don flip their script,” which means I have disrupted his opponents’ intentions, and the people who misjudged me or scoffed at me are starting to see the light because he has proven all of them wrong. He tells us that we should be mentors, leaders, and excellent models to the future generation by using MC OLUOMO as an example of how thirsty we should be when it comes to achieving greatness. Since OLUOMO denotes a pioneering spirit, he tells us that we should leave no stone unturned in our pursuit of greatness.

With an authoritative air, he poses a question that is obviously rhetorical. “How many times did they try to come back like Kylian, but I kwacked them down?”

Kylian Mbappe is a highly accomplished football player who has won several awards. He competed for France in the World Cup and attempted to lead his team to victory, but they were ultimately defeated by Argentina. Big Gun compares himself to Messi by saying that Kylian and his team may attempt to come after him, but they won’t be successful. Big Gun feels that Messi is the finest player in the world, and he considers anybody who disagrees with him or tries to compete with him to be a fool.

“Jagaban antics run trap like Lagos so the bando babies here call on us” he makes use of Jagaban to serve as anybody who terrorizes a place or feels because of the power they hold they can abuse the power they wield and cause mayhem place drugs are sold thinking this is Lagos. However, the up-and-coming men who stay in the drug house are loyal to him, so they call him to solve the problem, and they put their trust in him. This also indicates that they are calling him and his friends in an effort to preserve the music industry by providing them with a fresh sound. This is necessary due to the fact that the top places are mostly going to people who are based in Lagos. He claims that people in this field have called upon him and his associates to put an end to the tyranny that is taking place because they are certain that he would deliver.

Vladimirovich takes pleasure in the fact that his friends are pursuing their ambitions and going on tours, which is making them more prosperous as a result of all of the tickets being sold.

Also, the phrase “hide my skunk for my baby Magana” describes how he conceals his cannabis in his baby’s mouth in order to avoid being discovered by drug enforcement agents. This shows that she is his ride or die as she’s ready to do anything to protect him even though she knows his secrets she won’t tell anyone; Magana means to speak in Hausa and there’s a common way in which drug peddlers sell drugs and that is by hiding it in their mouth to prevent being caught by drug operatives.

The term “Container Boku” means that there is too much in the container. Because Apapa is one of the largest ports in Nigeria, one of his reliable pals cleverly conceals the money at the port of Apapa so that no one would look for it there. It’s possible that the term “container boku” refers to the fact that he has a large number of songs that have not yet been published, and that “illy keeps his money for him in Apapa.” He also assures his followers that people on the mainland are aware that he is among the very finest; he expressed this when he remarked, “they no say na me be Agbalagba.” In addition, Eeskay and Odumodublvck performed the song Agbalagba, which translates to he is the boss, their elder, so it’s time for them to pay their respect to him.

Because of the ways in which he has been treated and tested he swears in Hausa saying buro’ubanka which means your father’s dick he tells Burna Boy that he should pass him the ladder of success because he’s the successor of Burna Boy. If you haven’t heard this song, you don’t know what you’re missing it’s truly a hit and very addictive.