Kolomental

Victony's song 'Kolomental' delves into the complexities and mental strain of navigating life's challenges. The term 'Kolomental' itself is a colloquial expression in Nigerian Pidgin English, which translates to 'going crazy' or 'losing one's mind.' The artist uses this term to describe the overwhelming nature of life's problems and the mental toll they can take if one dwells on them too much.

In the lyrics, Victony expresses his reluctance to overthink or 'reason' the numerous issues he faces, as doing so would lead to mental exhaustion or even breakdown ('I no fit reason am e go kpai me o'). He acknowledges the abundance of problems ('I no fit calculate the calculus e plenty gan oh') and the many people who have wronged him. Despite these challenges, he seeks divine guidance to stay focused and avoid being used as a 'test run' by malevolent forces ('Make ogbanje no use me test run'). The repeated plea for 'home advantage' signifies his desire for divine favor and protection in all his endeavors.

The song also touches on the importance of staying in one's lane and not getting distracted by others ('Dey my own lane as I run my run'). Victony emphasizes the need to maintain mental clarity and avoid the pitfalls set by others ('Many man calling but I no pick'). The recurring theme of divine intervention ('Cause na only Jah wey dey set my court') underscores his reliance on a higher power to navigate the chaos of life. Ultimately, 'Kolomental' is a powerful anthem about mental resilience, divine faith, and the importance of staying focused amidst life's myriad challenges.