Won Da Mo (feat. Crayon, Bayanni, Magixx, LadiPoe, Ayra Starr, Johnny Drille, Mavins & Boy Spyce)

REMA's 'Won Da Mo' featuring a star-studded lineup including Crayon, Bayanni, Magixx, LadiPoe, Ayra Starr, Johnny Drille, Mavins, and Boy Spyce, is a vibrant celebration of success, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of dreams. The song opens with a triumphant tone, as the artists express gratitude for waking up each morning and the relentless chase for financial success. The lyrics 'Chasin' the money, Chasin' the bag' reflect a common theme in contemporary music, where financial independence and prosperity are highly valued.

The song is rich with cultural references and metaphors. The mention of luxury brands like Gucci and Louis V, and the mixing of Monster with Hennessy, symbolize a lifestyle of opulence and high energy. The phrase 'The smell of doings shall lead me' suggests that their actions and achievements speak for themselves, guiding them towards greater success. The recurring plea 'Oluwa egba mi' (God help me) underscores a reliance on divine intervention and blessings, a common sentiment in many African cultures where spirituality plays a significant role in daily life.

'Won Da Mo' also addresses the theme of overcoming underestimation and proving doubters wrong. Lines like 'They underrated me, That thing they say to me, Rap no sell till them start to pay money' highlight the journey from being underestimated to achieving recognition and success. The song's chorus, 'Won da mo, The money long,' serves as a powerful affirmation of their achievements and the endless possibilities that lie ahead. The collective energy and unity of the artists, as they declare their victories and future aspirations, make 'Won Da Mo' an anthem of triumph and resilience, resonating with anyone who has faced challenges and emerged victorious.