MARCH AM Lyrics – Rema

MARCH AM Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Rema starts by asserting his identity and success (“Ọmọ ologo”), emphasizing that he’s no beginner (“Baba Remy, no bobo”). He mentions his past struggles (“Normally, I dey kolo”) but now boasts of wealth (“Money full for my bank, oh”). Rema confidently challenges others to test him (“Try me, make I sample, I’m in battle”), likening himself to an animal in battle (“Animal, oshey, Nat Geo”). He reflects on his journey from a young age (“17, I dey dagbo, I dey crack code”) to becoming a respected figure in Afrobeat (“Now the prince of Afro”).

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, Rema talks about his daily confidence and sharpness in his words (“Every day this my mouth, I dey sharp am”). He recalls his roots (“Knew I was H-I-M from the zanga”) and describes the overwhelming reaction he gets when performing (“Step on the stage and the girls dem pass out”). Rema acknowledges his influence on the opposite gender (“Opposite gender, na me dey pack am”) and insists that success hasn’t dulled his drive (“Success no fi make me lose my hunger”). He references his affiliation (“PSG gang, exhaust dey burn out”) and his aspiration for greater heights, symbolized by the Lamborghini Urus (“Raise am, raise am, raise am”).

[Chorus]
The chorus serves as a repeated declaration of his continuous journey towards success (“I dey march am”). Rema emphasizes his relentless determination and progress (“I dey march am”), reinforcing his commitment to achieving his goals despite any challenges.

[Bridge]
This section features ad-libs and affirmations of his confidence and determination (“Hehe-hehe-hehe-hehe-he, huh”). Rema repeats affirmations of his rise and success (“Raise am, raise am, raise am”), highlighting his continuous march towards greatness.

[Verse 2]
Rema continues with his assertive tone, stating how his presence raises excitement (“Every day I dey raise una BP, raise am to the ceiling”). He’s unapologetic about his explicit expression (“Talking my s*it and I don’t keep it PG”) and challenges anyone to match his level (“No dey hold me na make una leave me”). He dismisses those who underestimate him (“Dem be novice”) and asserts his status as a top performer (“Only one Remy dey make girls dance am”). Rema mentions his financial success (“One million dollar (Ayy, yeba)”) and warns against provoking him (“Anybody test my temper, make e prepare for the karma”).

[Pre-Chorus (Reprise)]
The pre-chorus is repeated, reinforcing Rema’s consistency in his sharpness (“Every day this my mouth, I dey sharp am”), reaffirming his origins (“Knew I was H-I-M from the zanga”), and his ability to captivate his audience (“Step on the stage and the girls dem pass out”). He maintains his influence over others (“Opposite gender, na me dey pack am”) and his unwavering ambition (“Success no fi make me lose my hunger”).

[Chorus (Reprise)]
The final chorus repeats the theme of his relentless pursuit of success (“I dey march am”), emphasizing his continuous movement forward and determination to achieve his goals (“I dey march am, I dey march am”). Rema uses repetition to drive home his commitment to his path, symbolized by his march forward in life and career.