abule

Patoranking's song "Abule" is a vibrant celebration of life in the ghetto, specifically focusing on a lively party in his neighborhood. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the event, filled with friends, music, and an abundance of beautiful women. The song opens with Patoranking recounting the story of a big party in his 'abule' (a Yoruba word for village or neighborhood). He describes attending the party with his best friend Kunle, who is there with his girlfriend Shile. The atmosphere is electric, with ghetto girls dancing and everyone enjoying the festivities.

The chorus, "Hold am tight, hold am jeje," suggests a sense of holding onto the moment and savoring the joy and excitement of the party. The phrase 'hold am jeje' is a Nigerian Pidgin English expression meaning to hold something gently or carefully, indicating a desire to cherish the experience. Patoranking also mentions the presence of 'AJ boys' who like to 'throw-away,' a slang term for causing trouble or making a scene, adding a layer of authenticity to the depiction of the ghetto party.

Throughout the song, Patoranking emphasizes the carefree and fun nature of the event. He mentions 'crazy gyals like mega thee stallion,' referencing the American rapper Megan Thee Stallion, known for her bold and energetic persona. Despite the chaos and excitement, Patoranking's girlfriend is there, grounding him and turning him on, which adds a personal touch to the narrative. The song's infectious rhythm and catchy lyrics capture the essence of a ghetto party, celebrating community, love, and the simple joys of life.