Wizkid & Asake – Turbulence Lyrics

Asake ft Wizkid

When Wizkid and Asake come together, expectations naturally skyrocket—and “Turbulence” delivers exactly that. This track is more than just a collaboration; it is a cultural statement wrapped in rhythm, street wisdom, and soulful reflection. We hear confidence, caution, gratitude, and self-awareness all layered over smooth Afrobeats production.

Wizkid & Asake – Turbulence Lyrics

Verse 1: Asake
Too many lies
Too many people wey no nice
Many many dey over-wise
L’eyin ale owuro loku ah ah
T’alo mola, gbogbo wa try, ao mo time
Owo olorun lowa mi o se mind
Mo kan jaiye mi bi ajebo, oblee (Ehen)
Kinni mi ma duro tan ni onlee (Onlee)
Kosomo ti mogbe ti o ki n ke (Ki n ke)
Me I no dey cap, ọmọ ṣ’oye (Ọmọ ṣ’oye, ṣ’oye)
Heavyweight no be lightweight (Ehen)
No be lie, mo duro kan pe
Fun mi jeje, funmi jeje (Fun mi jeje, fun mi jeje)

Chorus: Asake
I no dey find wetin no concern me (Eko)
Omo ti n ba lapa s’ayu kan mi
Won le ye ko be, ko be, easy
Put body, baby, no dey whine me
Turbulence, oh, turbulence, yeah
I dey drop oh, turbulence
Do me gentle, selense, pelu, get nice too, pelenge

Verse 2: Wizkid & Asake
Happy life with my family (Mmm)
Where I dey now, see that they can’t believe
Party sef low
I be minding my business, I no send none, yeah
T’alo mola, gbogbo wa try, aomo time (Mo time)
Owo olohun lowa mi o se mind
Mo kan jaiye mi bi ajebo, oblee
Oblee, see my lifestyle, baby, loye
Ṣ’oye, ṣ’oye
We’re the talk of the town, na us only (Hmm, yeah)
Never got too much to say, I no dey hear word
We dey grind am, grind am, grind am, we dey elevate
Baby Oluwa s’alu sola, oh yeah, yeah

Chorus: Asake
I no dey find wetin no concern me
Omo ti n ba lapa s’ayu kan mi
Won le ye ko be, ko be, easy
Put body, baby, no dey whine me
Turbulence, oh, turbulence, yeah
I dey drop oh, turbulence
Do me gentle, selense, pelu, get nice too, pelenge

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