Joha — English translation

Asake · nigerian_pidgin → English

What "Joha" means

This vibrant song blends street resilience with high-energy celebration, wealth, and dance culture. The artist reflects on his long-standing journey through the streets, asserting his dominance, financial success, and unmatched musical style. Through a fusion of Yoruba, Pidgin English, and global references, the lyrics urge listeners to let go of trouble, enjoy life, and hit the dance floor while maintaining a confident, unapologetic attitude toward critics and doubters.

(Tune into the king of sounds and blues)
(Tune into the king of sounds and blues)
C'est comme le frères
It is like the brothers
C'est mon le gars du l'argent
He is my money guy
Oya, hola, como estas?
Come on, hello, how are you?

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What does "Joha" by Asake mean?

This vibrant song blends street resilience with high-energy celebration, wealth, and dance culture. The artist reflects on his long-standing journey through the streets, asserting his dominance, financial success, and unmatched musical style. Through a fusion of Yoruba, Pidgin English, and global references, the lyrics urge listeners to let go of trouble, enjoy life, and hit the dance floor while maintaining a confident, unapologetic attitude toward critics and doubters.

What language is "Joha" sung in?

Joha by Asake is sung in Nigerian Pidgin.

Is there an English translation of "Joha"?

Yes. Kemi has a line-by-line English translation of "Joha" by Asake. The first lines are free to read on this page, and a free account unlocks the full translation.

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