Released: August 13, 2013

Featuring: Wizkid PHENOM

Producer: Maleek Berry

[Intro: unknown, Maleek Berry]
Bounce… Bounce… Bounce… Bounce…
(Berry 'pon dis!)
Bounce… Bounce…

[Chorus: Wizkid]
Them dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Shout out to my mummy, she dey say a prayer for me
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Where my ladies o, my ladies
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Baby oya sun mo mi
Je a se ere o, ka se ere
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Ka jaiye o, ka jaiye

[Chorus: Wizkid]
Them dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Shout out to my mummy, she dey say a prayer for me
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Where my ladies o, my ladies
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Baby oya sun mo mi
Je a se ere o, ka se ere
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Ka jaiye o, ka jaiye

[Verse 1: Wizkid]
Why you dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
It’s Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody dey see
Say big up here to my mummy and all the guys in the zanga
Say money on our mind
We working all the time, yeah…
What you see can be deceiving, baba lo se yi o, yeah
Twenty man shall fall if you dare to cross my lane… oii oii

[Chorus: Wizkid]
Them dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Shout out to my mummy, she dey say a prayer for me
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Where my ladies o, my ladies
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Baby oya sun mo mi
Je a se ere o, ka se ere
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Ka jaiye o, ka jaiye

[Verse 2: Wizkid]
Me and you no dey the same category
Big up all the people wey dey hustle, oh yeah
No matter the occupation nobody holy-o
My brother leave story…abegi leave story
If dem give you gun dem give you plenty bomb
Shey you fit carry one, ahn-ahn
If dem show you chicken and dem give you gun shey you fit fire one, ahn-ahn
Abegi leave the matter and face reality no dey form, ahn-ahn
Me and you know say no be you bad pass, ah

[Chorus: Wizkid]
Them dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Shout out to my mummy, she dey say a prayer for me
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Where my ladies o, my ladies
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Baby oya sun mo mi
Je a se ere o, ka se ere
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Ka jaiye o, ka jaiye

[Verse 3: Phenom]
Phenom
Sitting on my millions
I’m killing them, I’m billing them
I’m so so Nigerian
My girl’s ass Brazilian
Ronaldo…ball hard
No agro…scrotum
Only here for you blows
Yeah my time don' come
Yeah I’m better than them, badder than them
Sky-high-scraper, higher than them
This one na National Anthem
Egberi one Bayelsa, mighty, higher than them
Wait till you motherfuckers that’s dissing
You be a R-Kelly
While you pissed at my sixteen

[Chorus: Wizkid]
Them dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Shout out to my mummy, she dey say a prayer for me
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Where my ladies o, my ladies
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Baby oya sun mo mi
Je a se ere o, ka se ere
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Ka jaiye o, ka jaiye

[Chorus: Wizkid]
Them dey help me count my money
How many you dey see
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Shout out to my mummy, she dey say a prayer for me
Wizzy baby mo n jaiye mi o
Everybody you see
Where my ladies o, my ladies
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Baby oya sun mo mi
Je a se ere o, ka se ere
Starboy don come
Oya je a se aiye o, ka se aiye
Ka jaiye o, ka jaiye

Maleek Berry

Born in the heart of South London, Maleek Berry – real name Maleek Shoyebi – grew up listening to some of the biggest names in R&B from Tevin Campbell, Boyz II Men, Jodeci and of course the one and only King of Pop, Michael Jackson. It was at this time, at just the tender age of 14 that he saw young stars break into the American music industry. Although worlds apart from the shores of London this did not deter him, but rather spark his ever growing love of the music industry.

Like most, Berry started off his career in the church, forming a group with two close friends. Managing to get his hands on a little pre-production setup – Fruity Loops – the group began writing, producing and performing their own songs at the ages of 14 and 15, only to disband at 16. However, the experience didn’t leave Berry disillusioned, as he was the brains behind a lot of the group’s records and they all remain very close till this day.

Fast Forward to 2009, Berry spent years working on his craft in between formal education – attaining a Bachelors degree in Computer Science – learning to play the piano by ear, which has played a major part in the maturity of his sound. Even with this big achievement he knew deep down what his true calling was – music.