AJEBO HUSTLERS Lyrics – ODUMODUBLVCK

AJEBO HUSTLERS Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist proudly calls himself an “ajebo hustler,” someone who has both a refined background and a street-smart hustle. He feels like he’s become a force to be reckoned with, almost like magic, as people sing his praises. He’s enjoying the success of his hard work, and refers to a woman who admires him, using words like “sweet mammy” and “vitamin,” comparing her to a drink called “pito.”

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the artist talks about his struggles and how he’s making his mark. He refers to challenges with “katakata” (trouble) but still stands firm, like someone defending themselves in a game. He expresses love for his peers and acknowledges the difficulties of life. Despite mistakes, he remains grounded, thanking God and asking for forgiveness, and respecting his mother who carried him for nine months. This verse reflects both his street experiences and his spiritual side.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the artist’s self-affirmation as an “ajebo hustler,” highlighting his success. He feels like he’s doing something extraordinary, almost magical, with people praising him. The repetition of “sheri koko” and “vitamin” emphasizes how he’s become the center of attention and admiration, living a life of enjoyment and recognition, while staying true to his hustle and background.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the artist talks about making moves to be successful. He refers to the biblical story of Mordecai, saying that one has to find the right people to lift them up. He then establishes himself as a “king’s guy,” someone important and influential. He reflects on how they prayed for success and now that it’s happening, he’s thankful. “Enigwe” is a word he repeats, symbolizing blessings from a higher power, and “Potoroboto” reflects the ongoing hustle and journey.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, the artist reflects on the lessons he learned from his parents. His mother taught him about life’s challenges, while his father taught him the realities of the street. He mentions how he comes from humble beginnings (“pako by birth”) but his outward appearance (“ajebo by packaging”) gives off a more refined look. He proudly shares how he’s learned to navigate life, making smart choices, and now he’s living life to the fullest, enjoying every moment.

[Outro]
The outro repeats “Enigwe” and “Potoroboto,” which likely symbolizes blessings and the ongoing hustle. It’s a chant that reflects the artist’s connection to something bigger and his continued journey towards success.