This is the kind of write up that makes people start shouting and yelling "Hater, Hater" after reading,but i don't care. I'm not 100percent fan of yemi Alade but i can't deny the fact that she is talented & and very successful at what she does. The ferrari track was a single dropped off her "MaMa Africa" album before dropping the album,along side with a video after a day or two. Shout out to fioke for what he did on that song. I decided to listen to this track base on the hype have seen online about the song, plus i'm a big fan of Yemi alade's Video,especially for her dance steps. Lols,Who no like better thing?. The hook on this ferrari song is what really draw my attention.when i heard something like this on the hook "if you love me you go buy me ferrari,if you love me you go pay me salary, soup wey sweet na money cook am, if u want it u go pay for am, cus love no be for mouth" What was yemi alade trying to portray on this track? Was she encouraging the runs girls? Was she trying to say "No money no love?" what does she mean by " if u want it u go pay for am?" does she mean we should start paying for sex? I thought she's a feminist and she would encourage other ladies to work hard for there money instead of selling there body for money? Or was she not aware of what she was saying? Or she just want to make hit?. As the album title implies "MaMa Africa" was Yemi trying to sell africa out to the world as a place where you ought to pay for sex or love?. Well i dunno if all this thought came to my mind cus i'm one of the broke guys around who can't pay for love. What's your opinion about this? - By Ibrahim




cc Lalasticlala

but bros..IF U ASK ME


NA HU I GO ASK?

If e like make e be there National Anthem,E no concern me,na una wey dey patronise them go hear am

Ok

Airforce1:
hhmm

You don listen the song?

I think yemi just sang her own song o, olosho s always after d money no matter what. olosho fit do free service?

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ijci:
who dis story don eep? Raise ur hand

who u epp?

dammywapes:
I think yemi just sang her own song o, olosho s always after d money no matter what. olosho fit do free service?

i just felt like her song is encouraging them to do more