Listen to DJ Big N - Jowo ft. Mr Eazi and try not to dance

DJ Big N - Jowo ft. Mr Eazi will definitely please you. Pleasant melody and simple lyrics are what many musicians aspire to achieve in their songs, and these performers succeeded. Enjoy it right now!

Add this track to your playlist, and you will not regret it.

DJ Big N - Jowo ft. Mr Eazi description

Released: March 3rd, 2019
Format: mp3, video
Genre: Afro Pop, R&B
Length: 3:05 min
Label: Mavin Records

DJ Big N - Jowo ft. Mr Eazi is what we have been waiting for. This danceable banger will cheer you up even on the saddest day. It is not surprising that it tells a story about love.

DJ Big N - Jowo ft. Mr Eazi reviews and comments

The audience loved this song right away, but what exactly did they say? Below are some comments from Instagram:

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DJ Big N - Jowo ft. Mr Eazi lyrics

[Intro]

DJ Big N

Eazi

Princeton on the beat

[Chorus]

Baby o

Jowo

Oya dance for the bobo o

Zaga dat

Kolombi you for your domot

It’s your boy Eazi

[Verse 1]

Girl you know

You’re all I see

When I look in the mirror

Gat me feeling incomplete

Like paper wey dem cut with scissors

Girl I don tell your mama

And I don tell your papa

Say if them no let me to carry you go

Na my life them wan f*ck up

[Chorus]

Baby o

Jowo o

Oya dance for the bobo o

I go kolombi you for your domot

Girl you hot pass soup for pot

Oya

Baby o

Jowo o

Oya dance for the bobo o

I go kolombi you for your domot

Girl you hot pass soup for pot

[Bridge]

If them no let us to marry

We must cause gbege

Oh yea

If them no let us to marry

We must to cause gbege

Ice water

Zagadat

[Chorus]

Baby o

Jowo o

Oya dance for the bobo o

I go kolombi you for your domot

Girl you hot pass soup for pot

Oya

Baby o

Jowo o

Oya dance for the bobo o

I go kolombi you for your domot

Girl you hot pass soup for pot

[Bridge]

If them no let us to marry

We must cause gbege

Oh yea

If them no let us to marry

We must to cause gbege

Girl you know

You’re all I see

When I look in the mirror

Gat me feeling incomplete

Like paper wey dem cut with scissors

Girl I don tell your mama

And I don tell your papa

Say if them no let me to carry you go

Na my life them wan f*ck up

[Chorus]

Baby o

Jowo o

Oya dance for the bobo o

I go kolombi you for your domot

Girl you hot pass soup for pot

Oya

Baby o

Jowo o

Oya dance for the bobo o

I go kolombi you for your domot

Girl you hot pass soup for pot

[Outro]

Hehehehe

I go by the name DJ Big N

You know I gat EAZI on this one

Heyyy

When you are big you are big abeg

Princeton on the beat

When you are big you are big abeg

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