MBIFE Lyrics – Tiakola, Genezio

MBIFE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro : tag]
Shiruken Music
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[Pré-refrain : Tiakola & Genezio]
The artist arrives looking flashy with chains like American rappers, showing confidence and success. He reflects on the pain of 400 years of slavery, saying it was unfair. But instead of staying in the past, he encourages dreaming big, quoting “Yes, we can.” He admires the natural beauty of African women, calling their skin color the most beautiful in the world. He reminds them not to let others’ jealousy bring them down and keeps pushing the idea of hope and ambition.

[Refrain : Genezio]
The word “Mbifê” keeps repeating like a chant, with “I kadigné” adding rhythm. The phrase sounds affectionate but also highlights how people around them act strange or jealous. It’s like saying, “They’re weird, don’t mind them,” while staying locked in your own vibe and love.

[Couplet 1 : Tiakola]
He’s calling his woman a “Woman King” — strong, confident, high class. He asks whether she prefers things flashy or simple, but says either way, she’s valuable. Even when he’s offline or busy, he promises to be reliable. He may not have traditional gifts, but he’d build a future for her and her kids. Their bond, whether romantic or friendly, is strong and unbreakable, deeper than famous duos. He’s ready to stand up against past heartbreaks or casual flings and would sing for her like Burna Boy if she ever left. He admits communication is rare these days, just like going to the movies every weekend. He’s done with the past and focused on building a future. His heart and credit card have no limits — he’ll spend whatever it takes to make her shine brighter than a star like Cardi B. But he also asks her to be real, committed, and loyal — wondering if she’ll be more faithful than the gang that always has his back.

[Pré-refrain : Tiakola & Genezio]
Once again, they show up in style, but it’s not just about looks. There’s a deeper message — pain from history still lingers, but they’re choosing to rise above it with a mindset of dreaming big. They admire African beauty, especially in women, and encourage ignoring jealous people. The “Yes, we can” line comes back, pushing hope and self-worth forward.

[Refrain : Genezio]
The chorus repeats with the same catchy vibe. He’s again pointing out how strange and fake some people can be, possibly talking about haters or fake friends. But he stays focused on the love and connection he values more.

[Couplet 2 : Genezio]
He compliments the African woman, calling her beautiful and saying if she’s loyal, he’d take her all over the world. He’s invested in her — money, effort, and emotions — and even though many wanted her, he feels lucky to be the one who got her. He wonders if she really hears him. He drops names like Melyssa Kady, possibly a special woman to him. He admits he gets lost between flashy and natural looks but always stays fly and knows how to dress. With unlimited credit and an independent lifestyle, he wants to upgrade her life and says he’s got the game plan like Wu Tang Clan — smart, strategic, and confident.

[Pré-refrain : Genezio & Tiakola]
The same lines return to keep the focus on pride, ambition, and self-love. They’re highlighting how far they’ve come, despite history and struggle. It’s a repeated message of empowerment, especially for African women — to know their worth and ignore hate.

[Refrain : Genezio & Tiakola]
This version of the chorus keeps the same idea but adds a cheeky twist — they find the chaos and jealousy of others kind of thrilling. It’s like saying, “Yeah, they’re weird, but I like the drama sometimes.” Still, it’s all about holding onto what matters.

[Outro : Genezio]
He closes by admiring the deep love and loyalty of an African woman. Even when the world turns against her, she stays strong and keeps showing love. Her beauty and presence aren’t just local — they echo across the globe. She’s unforgettable, and it leaves him in awe.