O.com667 - Omakutipongo ( Junox & Wizzen)

O.com667 - Omakutipongo ( Junox & Wizzen) Omakutipongo ‘doves’ is an Afro-fusion track, a mixture of Namibian rhythms, highlights of amapiano log drum, and bongo flavor melodies. With this track, we aim to lure the audience into a conversation about adopting capitalism to our African culture with the viby rhythms and also familiarise them with one language from Namibia's diverse collection. Chorus: Only doves reap where they don’t sow {Omakutipongo ongalya vala ka kunu}. Only doves build without roofing {Omakutipongo ongatunga vala ka yambele}. Oh, doves! doves! They just swallow without chewing {Oomakutipongo makutipongo anina vala ka tatina}. In this art piece, Junox & Wizzen look at the behavior of birds and use oludhimba metaphorical poetry culture to engage their audience in a thought-provoking conversation about financial discipline. The phrase of the chorus ‘only doves reap where they don’t sow {Omakutipongo ongalya vala ka kunu}’ is not meant to be taken literally but it is a metaphor. What it is essentially to say is that the behavior of benefiting from others’ work only exists among birds, not humans. We start off this conversation with a very controversial statement that we as Africans have lost our way of life, it used to be such that we cared for our keen the way birds care for their flock but we have become innately self-serving beings. So now our situation is similar to how one feeds their puppy separately from the older dogs, so have we also started caring for only our direct siblings, and only doves are allowed to reap what they didn’t sow {ombona i kolelwa potjimbo, owanyoko u pelwa melimba, omakutipongo ongalya vala ka kunu}. Therefore, we advise with this metaphoric statement: dig yourself a little well, so you can drink from it when it rains, save and invest your money {lisera vala okandjombo koye, hi ma i loko u nwemo, nongonoka awamono ungula} because only ‘doves {omakutipongo}’ reap what they didn’t sow. Most importantly we want you to remember that although the harvest is sweet, planting is hard work {ovilya vinyeta, okulima kwihama}. Money comes from body aches and blood spills {tjiza pombindi okutika, noluntu okuyonauka}. And working hard does guarantee success because you can sow and still not get to harvest anything {ombuto auhole o ku i kuna ka i mene}. You should be vigilant and protective of yourself because there are those that want you to waste your own, splurging is done by senseless people, smart people invest {omankuluntu aliwa kombwe yelai omunandunge hatendeke}. Lyrics: {Intro) iyeeeh O.com!! Dada Daka he heee, mbelipula kutya Dai matulinyangele vala ngo {Chorus} x 2 Omakutipongo ngalya vala kakunu, Omakutipongo ngatunga vala kayambele Oomakutipongo Anina vala katatina {VERSE 1 Wizzen} Katjidhi puhi otjiwa tjamahini, onwee elawo lyomahinga ngombe Tjidha pombindi okutika, nolutu okuyonauka Mbandje litela nkeyama haiho, mbandje likondjela mbungu hanyoko Mbalankulu yetumana, vanene vetu Mwetuhangaula Tala napano nkanga ipa omunwayo, ongwali haipu omunwaina lithela lithela lithela vala okandjombo koye himailoko unwemo, nongonoka Awamono ungula Ketela ketela ketela vala okadhila koye akaimo, akaimo keyotha Owanapano mautya Ombona ikolelwa potjimbo, owanyoko upelwa melimba Omakutipongo ngalya vala kaakunu {Chorus} x 2 {VERSE 2 Junox} Tjipembekeni Matjeeta ombuto, tjingaingeni matjiile ohongodhi aaah aaa aaah Ndjikatwitwi Twii twii Hilivilya oooh, ndjimpongo mpongo hilongwa ndunge aah Vendjiluka muningilwa meveluku Katjiliputhwa, mbuto uhole mbuto uhole Mbuto uhole ku ikuna kaimene, vilya vinyeta kulima kwihama Munkulutu Mankulutu Mankulutu Aliwa kombwe yelai , munandunge Hatendeke Mankulutu aliwa kombwe yelai, munandunge hatendeke