Obili Bandit Lyrics – Kocee

Obili Bandit Lyrics Meaning

[Opening energy and confidence]
Right from the start, Kocee sets a bold, playful mood, showing he’s ready to take over the mic. He’s hyped and confident, making it clear he’s here to show his skills and dominate the scene.

[Calling out opponents and self-boosting]
Kocee throws some strong words at his rivals, saying they’re messing up or failing. He compares himself to a big, powerful team (like PSG), while saying others are smaller or weaker, like Toulouse. He’s focused and serious about his game, not doing any tricks or fake stuff. He even mocks his opponents by saying their attempts to fight him are useless and they’ll fail badly. At the same time, he shows respect to another rapper, Krotal, who’s better than those making nonsense. Kocee is calling the shots and expects others to listen to him because his style is tight and smooth.

[Comparing himself to calm strength]
Kocee uses N’Golo Kanté, a famous calm and skilled football player, as a symbol for his own calm power. He says he’s like a resting lion — quiet but dangerous — warning others not to mess with him. He also says many popular rappers are changing into influencers and losing their real impact, like a bad disease spreading. But Kocee stays strong and wild, like a panther ready to strike. He brings in the image of a classic video game punch, showing he’s ready to fight with strength and skill. The “Obili bandit” part suggests someone tricky or dangerous, but Kocee is standing tall like a panther no matter what.

[Showing his roots and personal life]
Kocee talks about being from Cameroon and being fast, comparing his feet to Yagami, a character known for speed and sharp moves. He warns others not to mess with his girlfriend, showing he’s protective. He also brags about his success with women, referencing popular singers like Locko. Kocee mentions traveling between places like Brussels and Kribi, living a high life with fancy drinks and gifts, like Arman de Brignac champagne. He talks about mixing kindness and luxury in his life. He says not everything around him is bad, but some people are just rotten. It’s a way to say he knows who’s real and who’s fake.

[Repeating calm power and fight readiness]
He repeats the idea of being calm like N’Golo Kanté and a resting lion, warning again not to provoke him. Kocee insists he’s still standing strong like a panther, ready to fight like in a video game. The song finishes by repeating the call to catch the “bandit,” but also letting it go because Kocee remains unshaken and proud. His image is clear: he’s powerful, calm, and ready for anything, standing firm like a fierce panther in his territory.