(+Meaning) K1 De Ultimate "Ade Ori Okin (Ema yonu simi)" Explained and Lyrics in English

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Music Review: Ade Ori Okin (Ema yonu simi) by K1 De Ultimate

Ade Ori Okin is a song by Nigerian fuji singer and songwriter, Wasiu Omogbolahan Olasunkanmi Adewale Ayinde Marshal aka K1 De Ultimate.

The song was released on Oct 24, 2020, and it currently has over a million Youtube views. This song performed better on the streets and in people’s mouth than it did on Youtube. With the way the song was all over Nigeria, one would think the lovers of the song would get the video to over 100 million, but, they did not. I hope to see the song hit over 100 million views cause, it is indeed, a terrific song.

“Ade Ori Okin,” is a Yoruba word in Nigeria that means the “Crown of a Peacock.” “Ema yonu simi,” in this song means “show me mercy, love, or, be pleased with me.)

What is the song Ade Ori Okin by K1 De Ultimate all about?

In the song “Ade Ori Okin,” by K1 De Ultimate, the artist eulogizes himself as the king of Fuji, as well as applauds the pioneer of Fuji and Wéré music, Alhaji Sikiru Ololade Ayinde Balogun aka Alhaji Ayinde Barrister.

Barrister Ayinde was born on 9th February 1948. He died on 16th December 2010.

K1 De Ultimate in this song also expresses the desire to be loved by people and believes that anyone God loves and is pleased with, would always be loved by people, and be pleasing to them. He says anyone who shows him mercy/love or favor will equally get the same from God.

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Ade Ori Okin (Ema yonu simi) by K1 De Ultimate Lyrics Translation

Intro

Instrumentals

It’s Maestro on the beat baby

Verse 1

Ayinde Ogun, beyan ba nyole eda ohun burúkú a mmá yo’ru won ṣe (Anyone that secretly does bad or betrays someone, bad things will happen to them.)

Mo ti so teletele ninu orin to rẹ k’oja (I have said it/mentioned it in my last song.)

Eni Olohun nfe l’omo eyan nfẹ (It is whoever God loves; that people will also love.)

E ma y’onu simi (Be pleased with me/favor me or show me love.)

Agba ati omode, e ma y’onu simi o (Both old and young ones; show me love)

Okunrin t’obinrin, e y’onu simi (Both male and female; show me love/favor me/be pleased with me)

Chorus

Eni nba y’onu simi (Whoever shows me love/ favors me)

Sure ju (It is so certain)

Iyọnu Olọhun ọba, ìyọnu ọlọhun ọba, ìyọnu ọlọhun ọba, ìyọnu ọlọhun ọba, ìyọnu ọlọhun ọba, oun le o ma rí. (The love of God (5x); you would encounter it)

Post chorus

Moni é má y’onu simi (I said; show me love)

Okunrin e y’onu simi (Males; show me love)

Obìnrin è y’onu simi (Females; show me love)

Gbogbo ẹni ba n’yonu simi (Whoever shows me love)

O sure ju (It is certain)

Iyọnu Olọhun ọba, ìyọnu Olọhun ọba, ìyọnu Olọhun ọba, ìyọnu Olọhun ọba, ìyọnu Olọhun ọba, o’un le o ma ri (The love of God (5x); you would always encounter it)