Abazazi Bafunani Lyrics – Big

Abazazi Bafunani Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Big Zulu, Emtee]
This part feels like a confident entrance. They’re hyping up the energy, calling out someone who’s suddenly in control. It’s like they’re stepping into the spotlight, showing strength, and letting people know it’s game time. There’s also a shout-out to fellow hustlers, signaling they’re ready to take over and move as a unit.

[Pre-Chorus: Emtee]
He’s talking about being questioned and doubted by many people. Some even hate on him, but they can’t stop his progress. He faced struggles alone, and those people were never part of his journey.

[Chorus: Emtee, Big Zulu]
He’s calling out people who are lost and don’t know what they truly want. They’re just chasing money and pretending to care about things, but their intentions aren’t real or deep.

[Verse 1: Big Zulu]
Here, Big Zulu is responding to people who stir up drama and ask unnecessary questions. He makes it clear there’s no real fight, and people are just trying to create one. While others are focused on hate, he’s using his money and hustle to build dreams. He calls out how people enjoy division but don’t support peace. He and his team are out here helping the needy, following ancestral blessings, and putting in real work. The track itself is powerful, and he warns not to take it lightly. He sees himself as wise and sharp, like a hawk. He’s rising above, leading on his own, and knows he might confuse or intimidate others with his style, but he’s standing tall regardless.

[Pre-Chorus: Emtee]
He’s back to saying how people love to throw questions and hate at him, but he’s already been through tough times alone. Since they weren’t there, they’ve got no say in how he moves now.

[Chorus: Emtee, Big Zulu]
Once again, he’s pointing out how people are all over the place — not knowing what they’re chasing. It’s all about money and fake love for them, not real values or purpose.

[Verse 2: Big Zulu]
In this part, Big Zulu talks about how people used to doubt him, especially when money was involved. Now that he’s got success, he wonders why they’re counting his money instead of focusing on their own. He’s dropped many hits, considers himself both powerful and skilled, and doesn’t need validation. People see his success and get jealous but still act like they’re better. He blended rapping and singing, made it his own, and confused the ones trying to copy. Even when he’s present, they try to block him. His voice and presence are becoming a real threat. Even his enemies had to accept his talent. People used to call him dumb, but he knows he’s standing strong and carrying heavy responsibilities. He’s not looking for fake love and isn’t trying to please those who never supported him. As he and other hustlers rise, jealousy kicks in. Some even go as far as using dark tricks to bring him down. But no matter what, he’s committed to grinding hard and not giving up, even when the load gets heavy.

[Pre-Chorus: Emtee]
He’s saying it again — people keep asking too much, showing hate, but they don’t really matter. He got through tough times without them, so they have no right to judge.

[Chorus: Emtee]
He’s still calling them out — they pretend to have direction, but it’s all about money and fake feelings. They don’t have a real purpose or honest drive.

[Outro: Emtee & Big Zulu]
To wrap it up, they keep repeating how these people are just lost and chasing after money and fake love. Nothing deep or real is driving them.