Following music released by music artist known as Classic Jester, in July 2020, he titled the song Ko por keh. And since then, it has become a popular phrase in the mouth of Yoruba youths. If you live in South… Continue Reading
Rọra is a Yoruba word. There is a high likelihood you will hear it when commuting in vehicles in South West Nigeria or you probably heard Rọra in Reekado Bank’s song which the artist titled Rọra. So, what’s the meaning… Continue Reading
Kilode is a Yoruba question. It is a question that is asked so frequently in Yoruba land especially in the South west. So, what is the meaning of Kilode? The meaning of Kilode is, “What is happening?” Kilode could also… Continue Reading
O pọ is a complete sentence as short as it is. O pọ is also written as o por. Which is the wrong spelling. The correct spelling of o por is, O pọ. There is no “r” after it. Anyway,… Continue Reading
Gbo temi is a Yoruba statement. It is a complete sentence on its own. It must have gotten more popular when Simi used the sentence in her hit song titled Duduke. So, what’s the meaning of Gbọ tèmi? The meaning… Continue Reading
Pawọ́n is a yoruba phrase. Made popular by Afro-pop singer Olamide. He named one of his tracks Pawọn and since then the phrase has gained more popularity. The meaning of Pawọn is, “Kill them”. Pawọn is also a sort of… Continue Reading
The phrase Ẹkún egbére has been trending on Twitter for sometime now in 2020. And it only makes sense to address what it means right? Not everybody is Yoruba or understands the Yoruba language. So, some people see a Savage… Continue Reading
What does Má pa mí na mean? It’s a slang, and an afro pop catch phrase. Many youths use it nowadays usually to jokingly tease. But, what really is the meaning of Má pa mí na? The meaning of “Má… Continue Reading
Gbàyíí is a Yoruba phrase and slang. Usually, it is said like this, “wá gbàyíí!” So, What’s the meaning of gbàyíí? Gbàyíí means, “take this”. Literally. In context of usage, gbàyíí means, “chop knuckle” or “I affirm / agree with… Continue Reading
Ùyọ̀ méyọ́ is a Yoruba phrase that got popular when Teni, afrika pop Nigerian and Yoruba singer released her track titled, uyo meyo. Lots and lots of people loved it. I personally did! The phrase that stands out most in… Continue Reading