Eminado, eminado (mmm, yeah)
Eminado, eminado (Tiwa Savage)
Eminado, eminado (Don Jazzy)
Eminado, eminado
So I ask her
"What do you want from the bank?
I just dey come from the bank
And I get money to throwaway, throwaway
So everybody oya oway, oway"
Rocking her body, rocking her body
Rocking her body for me
Keep rocking her body, rocking her body for me
Here I go, oh, here I go
It's time to show me your love
Open the, open the door
I'll leave you begging for more
Oh-oh-oh, oh, my baby
Carry me like your baby
I don't know what you did to me
But I'll never leave, I'll be your-
Eminado, eminado
Your one and only, eminado, eminado
I'll be your African barbie, eminado, eminado (eminado, eminado)
You'll be my six-pack bobo, eminado, eminado
(I'll be your-)
One without the other, one without the other is nothing, baby
God has joined together, let no man come put asunder, baby
We will be together, me and you together forever, baby
For now nothing matter (matter), make you just relax and watch me while I'm-
Rocking my body, rocking my body
Rocking my body for you
Rocking my body, rocking my body for you
Here I go, oh, here I go
It's time to show me your love
Open the, open the door
I'll leave you begging for more
Oh-oh-oh, oh, my baby
Carry me like your baby
I don't know what you did to me
But I'll never leave, I'll be your-
Eminado, eminado
Your one and only, eminado, eminado
I'll be your African barbie, eminado, eminado (eminado, eminado)
You'll be my six-pack bobo, eminado, eminado
(I'll be your-)
Oh, I feel brand-new every time I think about you
We can do anything you wan do
Oh boy, I want you to know that I got your back
Oh, I feel brand-new (brand-new) every time I think about you (about you)
We can do anything you wan do (you wan do)
Make we enjoy the moment, watch me while I'm-
Rocking my body, rocking my body
Rocking my body for you
Rocking my body, rocking my body for you
Here I go, oh, here I go
It's time to show me your love
Open the, open the door
I'll leave you begging for more
Oh-oh-oh, oh, my baby
Carry me like your baby
I don't know what you did to me
But I'll never leave, I'll be your-
Eminado, eminado
Your one and only, eminado, eminado
I'll be your African barbie, eminado, eminado (eminado, eminado)
You'll be my six-pack bobo, eminado, eminado
(I'll be your-)
Oh, here I go
It's time to show me your love
Open the, open the door
I'll leave you begging for more
Oh-oh-oh, oh, my baby
Carry me like your baby
I don't know what you did to me
But I'll never leave, I'll be your-
Eminado, eminado
Your one and only, eminado, eminado
I'll be your African barbie, eminado, eminado (eminado, eminado)
You'll be my six-pack bobo, eminado, eminado
But I'll never leave, I'll be your eminado, eminado
Your one and only, eminado, eminado
I'll be your African barbie, eminado, eminado (eminado, eminado)
You'll be my six-pack bobo, eminado, eminado
About This Song
"Eminado" is a sultry, confidence-driven anthem that showcases Tiwa Savage's emergence as Nigeria's premier female R&B voice, blending Afrobeats sensuality with contemporary urban production. The song operates as both a celebration of feminine power and a playful exploration of romantic dynamics, with Tiwa commanding attention and devotion from her love interest while maintaining complete control of the narrative. Beneath its seemingly simple repetitive hook lies a deeper assertion of agency-the title "Eminado" itself becomes an almost hypnotic mantra that reinforces the singer's magnetic presence and unwavering self-assurance. Don Jazzy's guest verse adds a complementary male perspective, discussing financial success and attraction, but notably positions himself as pursuing rather than conquering, which subverts typical gender roles in Afrobeats collaborations. The production, helmed by Don Jazzy, features lush synthesizers, subtle percussion, and a groove that's both laid-back and irresistibly danceable, creating an intimate yet club-ready atmosphere. Musically, the track represents a pivotal moment in Nigerian R&B, demonstrating how local artists could create sophisticated, internationally-appealing sounds without sacrificing their African identity. The song resonated deeply with listeners because it captured Tiwa Savage's unique ability to be both vulnerable and commanding, establishing her as an artist who could express female desire and confidence in ways that felt authentic to contemporary African women. "Eminado" ultimately became a defining track that helped solidify Tiwa Savage's position as the "Queen of Afrobeats" and demonstrated the commercial viability of female-led Afrobeats R&B.
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