Over the past few years, musicians have either jumped at popular catch phrases to make songs or either coined their own words and yet not been able to explain what these terms mean but it seems fast rising Ghanaian rapper Kojo Cue has already exposed his BBnZ record label boss Elorm Adablah popularly known as E.L on a new single “You & Me” which features BET Award winning artist Sarkodie.
Already enjoying massive airplay, E.L has since the release of his song “Shelele” refused to explain what the term means and asked people to find out for themselves. I quite remember he asked Jay Foley during a live interview on the Saturday Morning Live Show on Y107.9FM in Accra to find out for himself as well.
Well, in the new single produced by award winning Brooklyn based Ghanaian hip hop producer, Kojo Cue seems to have explained what “Shelele” means as he says in a line “Wo to mpo nie na wo shelele”.
So what could “Shelele” really represent? Well, I’ve been trying to juxtapose the meaning I derive from how Kojo Cue implores it to that of E.L and it seems they have different meanings.
So what does “Shelele” really mean?. I somehow get it from Kojo Cue’s song as a jargon or street term for p*ssy but for that of E.L, I’m yet to get anything substantive.
Download You & Me from below.
Sarkodie & Kojo Cue – You And Me (Prod By Coptic) [Download]
