People Remix Lyrics (Libianca, Ayra Starr, Omah Lay).

Here are the complete lyrics to the official remix of the hit song PEOPLE, delivered by Libianca, Ayra Starr & Omah Lay.

LYRICS

Intro
Oh-oh-oh-oh
Mhmm, mhmm
From Bamenda, it’s Libianca
Oh-oh (A-yo, Mage, it’s yo’ beat)

Chorus: Libianca, Omah & Ayra Starr
I’ve been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
(Oh-oh-oh-oh)
Did you check on me?
( Mhmm, mhmm)
Now, did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red and I don’t smoke banga
Did you check on me?
(Did you check on me?)
Now, did you notice me?
(Did you notice me ah?)

Verse 1: Ayra Starr
In bed but my mind stay wondering
Overthinking but I’d rather be sleeping
Grab a drink, I need escape now
Two four seven (24/7), I be in the state now
But I can no longer depend on it
I become my own worst enemy
I don dey question my own sanity
Waiting to be saved
But I’d rather be alone than to have fake friend to check on me
Don’t let them get to me
I’m just tired, not tryna be lazy
‘Cause I’ve got a lot that I’ve been dealing with
I know you understand
I know you understand

Chorus
I’ve been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Now, did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red and I don’t smoke banga
Did you check on me? (Did you check on me?)
Now, did you notice me?

Verse 2: Libianca, Omah Lay
Oh, holy father
Oh, holy father, I dey try to hold myself
I say make you no leave me diko
Oh, don’t let go

Nine to five, nine to five bebe
I’m the one say I’m the one, okay
Time to time, dey check on me bebe
Once a while
‘Cause I’ve been drinking more alcohol
So I don’t give a fuck
‘Cause I’m always by myself
I don’t really need your help
Yes I smoke weed, I can’t find peace
I stay hungry, don’t need much
See this vibe oh, cannot force it
Cannot force it oh

I’ve been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Now, did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red and I don’t smoke banga
Did you check on me? (Did you check on me?)
Now, did you notice me?

Outro
I’ve been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?

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Breakdown of People Remix Lyrics

The popular rising star, Libianca, released the remix of People when the hype was still at a high intensity. She enlisted Nigerian talents Omah Lay and Ayra Starr for vocal support, and they contributed their sounds to make a beautiful and unique tune for the listening pleasure of music lovers out there.

The theme of this song relays the hypocritical issues embedded in friendship and human relationships, with these issues leading to a scene of loneliness and dependency on alcohol and other influences. Notably, the iconic line of the song – “I’ve been drinking more alcohol for the past five days. Did you check on me?” highlights the theme in the most basic way possible.

This is one beautiful and soulful song performed generously by Libiance. Nonetheless, the invited features are well deserving of some accolades as they collaborated to give this record more life and grace. Omah Lay is known to be well suited with soulful-theme sounds that expressed sadness in a somewhat introverted way, this makes this tune so much perfect for his own genre of music. Meanwhile, Arya Starr always loves challenges. The Sabi girl has been known to experiment with different styles of music but this one fits her so well.

Arya Starr came through with the first verse, speaking on needing an escape from the realities of life and she can`t help overthinking. Since no one gets it, she`ll rather be alone with her thoughts and find herself a coping mechanism. Rising star, Omah Lay, also stylishly enters the second verse through the amazing hook by Libianca. He comes through expressing himself with his usual “Boy Alone” aura, like yeah, he smokes and stuff, he can`t find peace, so he has always been perfect alone. You`d think all of this is pathetic but these three amazing artists really projected this in an exquisite and beautiful style.

Relatability

“People Remix” is really relatable for most listeners since the average adult must have experienced some sort of bad relationship with people before. We have all been traumatized at some point by the effects of a bad relationship or friendship. At the end of the day, despite what we do out of pain – be it drinking, smoking, or overthinking- it is really a scream for help deep down.

The two featured artists really took the beauty of this melodious tune beyond alcoholism and random heartbreaks. Ayra Starr picked on a theme that portrays her reality as being nonchalant but this comes from a place being maybe depressed and tired, nonetheless, fake friends can`t help so she will rather stay on her own than have them around.

Omah Lay also comes through with a presence that really doesn`t need people, he functions well on his own. Plus, he is not expecting to find peace of mind so he adjusts himself to conform to his coping mechanisms.

Delivery

The delivery of this hit single is quite remarkable as the original song has been doing numbers and very well on charts. You know, the song just sounds like one of those top-tier Afrobeats tunes we get to enjoy once in a moment. The original song gained popularity on social media as it also debuted at No. 2 on the US Billboard Afrobeats chart.

The remix of “People” has placed the song back in its high popularity and everyone is feeling that viral wave again. Omah Lay with his elite vocals plus explicit content and Ayra Starr coming through with her good sense of lyricism and vocal expertise gave the icing on the cake on this solid track. Kudos to Libianca for the delivery of this song and the brilliance of the featured artists.

Replay Value

The replay value of “People Remix” is pretty good; though the hack may be the short verses from the elite features. The three talented acts had to manage their pieces in the 3 minutes track. This will only enable you to want to replay and listen to their amazing vocals over and over on this beautiful beat. You will also find this song popping up on charts again as music lovers enjoy the delight of this smash hit.