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Kom Kom
Timaya ft. King Perryy, Patoranking
English
Nigerian Pidgin
Intro
OriginalTranslationNotes
Love meLove meEnglish
It's Orbeat on the beatIt's Orbeat on the beatEnglish - Producer tag
The girl dem love me (Gaga)The girls love meNigerian Pidgin - 'dem' is pidgin for 'them/the'
WhayasayWhat do you sayPidgin/Patois expression
BombaBombaExclamation/hype word
Hook (Timaya)
OriginalTranslationNotes
Girl your body kom kom, ehGirl your body is amazing/stunning'Kom kom' is an onomatopoeia expressing something impressive or shocking
Way you whine am for me oThe way you dance/move it for meNigerian Pidgin - 'whine' is a dance move; 'way' = how; 'am' = it; 'o' is emphasis
I swear your body kom kom, o oI swear your body is incredibleEnglish/Pidgin mix
Love the way you bend it for me oI love the way you move/dance for meEnglish with Pidgin emphasis 'o'
Girl you know I'm a GGirl you know I'm a gangster/real oneEnglish - 'G' means gangster or authentic person
Say my baby no one like youI say my baby, there's no one like youPidgin structure
Say my baby like murder she rollI say my baby is like 'Murder She Wrote'Reference to Chaka Demus & Pliers' classic dancehall song - means she's a classic/legendary
Verse 1 (Timaya)
OriginalTranslationNotes
Call me the paper boyCall me the money manEnglish - 'paper' is slang for money
PapichuloLadies' man/attractive manSpanish borrowed term popular in Afrobeats
Yes! me a paper boyYes! I'm a money manJamaican Patois influence - 'me a' = I am
Everybody know me not a bugga boyEverybody knows I'm not a fake/pretenderNigerian slang - 'bugga/buga boy' means someone who shows off falsely
Check around town, me a bigger boyCheck around town, I'm a big dealPidgin/Patois - 'bigger boy' means important person
Whine it jo mi jo mi (Ijomi jomi)Dance/move it, come to me, come to mePidgin - 'jo mi' or 'ijomi' means 'come to me' in broken English/Pidgin
Step inna the place, everybody dem jami jamiStep into the place, everybody is jamming/partyingPatois/Pidgin - 'inna' = in the; 'jami jami' = jamming/having fun
Kom komAmazing/impressiveOnomatopoeia for impact
Verse 2 (King Perryy)
OriginalTranslationNotes
Call me the continental boyCall me the international/sophisticated guyEnglish - suggesting worldliness
Million box, say mi not talk muchMillion in the safe, I say I don't talk muchPatois/Pidgin - 'box' = safe/stash; 'mi' = I
If you do galala to the beat, dance allIf you dance galala style to the beat, dance it all'Galala' is a Nigerian street dance style
Girl ah, twist and bend inna the dance floorGirl, twist and bend on the dance floorPatois/English - describing dance moves
The girl butt bigger than kimaniThe girl's backside is bigger than Kimani'sEnglish - 'Kimani' likely a reference/comparison
She like the way me step inna me givenchyShe likes the way I step in my GivenchyPatois - fashion brand name; 'me' = my
The girl not regular, She VIPThe girl is not ordinary, she's VIP/specialEnglish/Pidgin - high status woman
She call me king when she see meShe calls me king when she sees mePidgin structure
Everything you want, me getti for you babeEverything you want, I have for you babyPidgin - 'getti' = have/got
You'a pretty girl, come give it to me babyYou're a pretty girl, come give it to me babyEnglish/Pidgin contraction
Verse 3 (Patoranking)
OriginalTranslationNotes
A pretty girl say you bad bad bad bad bad badA pretty girl, I say you're hot/amazing (repeatedly)Patois/Pidgin - 'bad' means good/attractive in this context
Up inna the dance, you know you whine am wellUp in the dance, you know you dance it wellPatois - 'inna' = in; 'am' = it
Oh what a calamity, what a bomb blastOh what a disaster/what an explosionEnglish - used positively to describe her overwhelming impact
The man dem love it, girl you line am wellThe men love it, girl you move it wellPidgin - 'dem' = plural; 'line am' = do it properly
Mi love the body and me come back againI love the body and I come back againPatois - 'mi/me' = I
Like a dog, yes me come back againLike a dog, yes I come back againPatois - simile showing loyalty/persistence
The general never come slack againThe general will never slack off againPatois - 'the general' refers to himself; 'slack' = be lazy
Tell the DJ, pull up and bring it back againTell the DJ to rewind and play it againDancehall culture - 'pull up' means to rewind/replay a song
(Kom kom) Girl your body bad like disease(Amazing) Girl your body is so good it's like a diseasePatois - 'bad like disease' means extremely attractive/infectious
(Kom kom) You make the man dem say 'What is this?'(Amazing) You make the men say 'What is this?'Pidgin - expression of shock/amazement
(Kom kom) When me pull up in a brand new Mercedes(Amazing) When I pull up in a brand new MercedesPatois/English - 'pull up' = arrive
Papichulo, King Perryy and Patoranking up in thisPapichulo, King Perryy and Patoranking are in thisEnglish - artist roll call
WhayasayWhat do you sayPidgin/Patois expression
Hook (Timaya - Outro)
OriginalTranslationNotes
Girl your body kom kom, ehGirl your body is amazingRepeats the main hook
Way you whine am for me oThe way you dance it for meNigerian Pidgin
I swear your body kom kom, o oI swear your body is incredibleEnglish/Pidgin mix
Girl you make me wanna call the police oGirl you make me want to call the policeHyperbolic expression - she's so attractive it should be illegal