Kidd Carder and Mavo Lyrics

Big Bum Bum lyrics by Kidd Carder featuring Mavo revolve around attraction, flirtation, and admiration for a woman whose beauty and confidence capture the artists’ attention. The song mixes playful lyrics and Afrobeats vibes as they express desire, romance, and the excitement of pursuing a woman everyone wants because of her striking body and charm.

Kidd Carder & Mavo - Big Bum Bum Lyrics

Intro: Mavo
My trip coming up too expensive
Me I no wan drink tea again
This your body so tea, I dey
Music is my psychic, I know you're a psycho (Kilo)
Baby, where you dey dey?
I dey call your number, where you dey dey? (Champion)
Me, I get your money, where you dey dey?
Kilode?
Kilogbede

Verse 1: Kidd Carder
Your body dey kill me
She dey give signals to my bling-bling
I get stop over for your city
To ba di later, you go see me, oá¹£e
Oh, my one milli'-mi
I dey limited to your biscuit, ah
Ko le á¹£e, ko le á¹£e mi
'Cause na every minute she dey feel me, mogbe

Pre-Chorus: Kidd Carder
Body for ground, she go collect her money
Her phone dey ring, na aza man been calling
You know I fell in love, but I no get your money
But when I need am, you go get down for me
Ọmọ k'ọ́mọ, I go tell your mommy
She wan dey see me every time I'm balling
When I need am, you go get down for me
You know I fell in love, but I no get your money

Chorus: Kidd Carder
I need much more
á¹¢e na because you get big bum-bum? Mogbe
As e dey play
And no be you go tell me, "Do small-small"
Many guys wan connect hotspot, Uju
á¹¢e because you get big bum-bum, Uju?
As you dey do, Uju

Verse 2: Mavo
I wanna connect to your body, baby, put me online
Me, I get your time today
This your body no fit cold, e be hotspot
When my eye dey cold, you dey be my soft spot
Baby, make I kiss you for my sofa
This your body no be local, international
Overseas, I take my baby overseas
Take my baby anywhere she wanna dey, kilo

Pre-Chorus: Kidd Carder & Mavo
Body for ground, she go collect her money (She go collect her money)
And I go chop am, pass am, f'awon ore mi (flown ore mi)
I fell in love, but I no get your money (Get your money)
But when I need am, you go get down for me
Ọmọ k'ọ́mọ, I go tell your mommy (Call your mommy)
She wan dey see me every time I'm balling (Time I'm balling)
When I need am, you go get down for me
'Cause I fell in love, but I no get your money

Chorus: Kidd Carder & Mavo
But I need much more
á¹¢e na because you get big bum-bum? Mogbe
As e dey play
And no be you go tell me, "Do small-small" (Small, small)
Many guys wan connect hotspot, Uju (Wan connect hotspot)
á¹¢e na because you get big bum-bum, Uju?
As you dey do, Uju

Outro: Kidd Carder
Body for ground, she go collect her money
You know I fell in love, but I no get your money (Ó pò; Wana)
But when I need am, you go get down for me
Ọmọ k'ọmọ, I go tell your mommy

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Afrobeats sensation Mavo continues his upward trajectory with the release of Mofe. The song further solidifies his reputation as one of the hottest artists in the country at the moment. Following the success of his previous projects, Mofe, which translates from Yoruba as "I want" is an exploration of desire for a woman.

The track showcases Mavo’s unique ability to blend street-pop energy with a smooth, melodic delivery. His style, heavily influenced by his early days making beats with tables and spoons in secondary school, shines through in the rhythmic complexity of the production. Mofe captures a specific Nigerian sentiment of aspiration, wrapped in a sound that is both contemporary and rooted in the South Gidi vibrations he has championed recently.

Lyrically, Mavo strikes a balance between playfulness and grit. He speaks to the desires of a youth generation, wealth, love, and recognition, without losing the infectious charm that has earned him a growing cult following. The song’s production is crisp, featuring the kind of heavy basslines and airy synths that have become a hallmark of modern Afrobeats, yet Mavo’s distinct vocal character prevents it from sounding like anything else on the airwaves.

As Mofe begins to gain traction on digital platforms, it serves as a testament to Mavo’s consistency. He isn't just releasing music, he is building a world where his personal true life stories meet the dancefloor. For an artist who cites both Playboi Carti and Wizkid as influences, this single represents a perfect middle ground, edgy enough for the underground, but polished enough for mainstream dominance.

Listen to Mofe here.

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