OZEBA Lyrics – Rema

[Verse 1] In this section, Rema describes his extravagant lifestyle and social status, emphasizing his ability to attract attention and enjoy luxury. He mentions his popularity and the high regard in which he is held, contrasting his success with the behaviors of others. The verse highlights his self-perception as a prominent and influential figure, confidently addressing his critics and rivals.

[Pre-Chorus] This part of the song expresses Rema's determination to prove his superiority. He addresses the challenges he faces and his readiness to overcome them, emphasizing his ability to reset the game and surpass others. The pre-chorus reinforces his drive and ambition, portraying him as someone who will not be overshadowed or restrained by others.

[Chorus] The chorus repeats the term "Ozeba," a term that seems to signify greatness or dominance in the context of the song. By repeatedly chanting this term, Rema reinforces his claim to superiority and his unchallenged status in the industry. The chorus creates an anthem-like feel, celebrating Rema's success and his position at the top.

[Verse 2] In this verse, Rema continues to assert his dominance and influence, contrasting his success with that of others. He speaks to his capability to deliver hits and maintain his position of power. The verse highlights his resilience and the extent to which he enjoys his success, while also addressing those who might question his status or abilities.

[Pre-Chorus] The second pre-chorus reiterates Rema's intent to demonstrate his superiority and reset the music scene. It emphasizes his self-confidence and readiness to confront challenges, underscoring his determination to maintain his leading position and disregard any detractors.

[Chorus] The repetition of the chorus reinforces the song's central theme of dominance and self-assuredness. By continuously chanting "Ozeba," Rema solidifies his claim to greatness and celebrates his position in the music industry.

[Outro] The outro reflects Rema's awareness of his critics and his unwavering confidence in his success. He acknowledges the challenges and doubts but remains resolute in his belief in his continued rise and influence. The outro also highlights his readiness to face any opposition and his commitment to maintaining his high status.