State of Mind by Wizkid ft DJ Tunez Lyrics and Full Meaning
Everyone is vibing to State of Mind. But are you really hearing what Wizkid and DJ Tunez are saying? There’s something Wizkid and DJ Tunez have mastered over the years. It’s not just making Afrobeats records. It’s creating a mood. The kind of song that feels like soft lights in a Lagos penthouse at 2am, ocean breeze in the background, expensive silence, and zero stress.
“State of Mind” is exactly that kind of record.
Released in 2026, the song leans into smooth Afro fusion melodies, relaxed production, and carefree lyrics that celebrate peace, enjoyment, money, romance, and emotional freedom. DJ Tunez and Wizkid have built a strong chemistry across several collaborations, and this track continues that formula with another laid-back anthem.
DJ Tunez & Wizkid: State Of Mind Lyrics
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Intro
Nwanne
DJ Tunez
Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ
Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ
Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ
Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ, Jọmọ, oh
Mm-mm-mm
Mo dẹ ti penkeleme (L’Èkó)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Verse 1
I’m on a different state of mind
E no get time, I no dey guide
Come fix me up, I’ll fix your life
And the future looking hella bright, mm-mm
Chorus
Ó yá, make we just dey kẹ́nkẹ́lẹ́
Gimme body, make we jẹ́ngẹ́dẹ́
Yeah, your body don dey ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀
Very necess-se, baby, ṣẹ́mpẹ́nlẹ́
Ó yá, baby, make we ṣẹ́mpẹ́nlẹ́
Tell mе why your body don dey ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀?
Ṣé you know the money rẹpẹtẹ?
Ó ti nеcess-se, make we ṣẹ́mpẹ́nlẹ́, ooh
Post-Choru
Olololololo, ah-ah-ah
Ololololo, ah-ah-ah
Bekee, e get penkeleme, oh (Ah, ah, ah)
Oh-oh, mm
Verse 2
Ó yá, baby, tell me what you need (Tell me what you need)
No dey bùgá, facilities choke, kpa? Mm-mm-mm
Mm-mm, baby, tell me what you need (Tell me what you need)
You know for here, we no dey carry wetin no sweet body
Living good life, living sweet, uh
E no go finish, e no go finish, we no fall
It’s a lifestyle, blessings dey me ọ̀pọ̀
Only things wey go last me for long, so give me a little more
I no fit let the money dey control me
That’s why I control the money unruly
The gbedu na reflex, big flex, big sex, ooh
Refrain
Olololololo, ah-ah-ah
Ololololo, ah-ah-ah
Bekee, e get penkeleme, oh (Ah, ah, ah)
Oh-oh, mm
Bridge
Grr, gbosa o, gbosa o, baby don dey shake, oh, my ego
Grr, gbosa o, gbosa o, plenty shake for your ego
Grr, gbosa o, gbosa o, baby don dey shake for my ego
Kí-kí, gbosa o, gbosa o, don dey mess my ego (Oh)
Chorus
Ó yá, make we just dey kẹ́nkẹ́lẹ́
Gimme body, make we jẹ́ngẹ́dẹ́
Yeah, your body don dey ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀
Very necess-se, baby, ṣẹ́mpẹ́nlẹ́
Ó yá, baby, make we ṣẹ́mpẹ́nlẹ́
Tell me why your body don dey ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀?
Ṣé you know the money rẹpẹtẹ?
Ó ti necess-se, make we ṣẹ́mpẹ́nlẹ́, ooh
Outro
Olololololo, ah-ah-ah
Ololololo, ah-ah-ah
What “State of Mind” Really Means
At its core, “State of Mind” is about mental freedom.
Wizkid isn’t rapping about hustle or pressure here. He’s talking about reaching a level where life feels softer. A place where money is flowing, stress is reduced, good energy surrounds you, and nobody can disturb your peace.
The opening line immediately sets the tone:
“I’m on a different state of mind.”
That lyric tells listeners he’s mentally detached from negativity, pressure, and noise. It’s classic Wizkid energy. Calm confidence without trying too hard.
The song also touches on:
- Soft life culture
- Romantic attraction
- Luxury and enjoyment
- Emotional peace
- Living without pressure
- Controlling wealth instead of being controlled by it
The entire record feels intentionally effortless. Nothing sounds forced. Even the lyrics flow like casual conversation during a late-night cruise through Lagos Island.
The Production Creates the Mood
DJ Tunez keeps the production minimal but immersive. The beat does not overpower Wizkid. Instead, it creates space for melodies, vibes, and repetition. That relaxed structure is why the song feels hypnotic.
According to early reactions around the release, listeners immediately connected with the smooth rhythm and replay value of the track.
Unlike loud club records that demand energy, “State of Mind” feels more like a lifestyle soundtrack.
It’s the kind of song that works during the following:
- Late-night drives
- Beach outings
- Rooftop hangs
- Private parties
- Solo listening with headphones
And honestly, Wizkid has built an entire musical identity around this exact atmosphere.
Lyrics Breakdown and Interpretation
“Come fix me up; I’ll fix your life.”
This line introduces the romantic side of the song.
Wizkid presents connection as mutual energy. If his lover brings peace and affection, he can provide comfort, luxury, stability, and a better life experience in return.
It’s flirtatious without sounding overly dramatic.
“Living good life, living sweet”
This lyric reflects the “soft life” philosophy that has become deeply connected to modern Afrobeats culture.
There’s less emphasis on struggle and more focus on enjoyment, peace, travel, luxury, and emotional comfort.
Wizkid basically says life is meant to be enjoyed.
“I no fit let the money dey control me.”
This is one of the deepest lines in the song.
Even though the track celebrates wealth, Wizkid subtly reminds listeners that money should never own you mentally.
Instead of chasing money obsessively, he positions himself as someone who controls his lifestyle and decisions.
That balance between flexing and emotional calm is part of what makes Wizkid’s music connect globally.
Nigerian Slang and Street Language Explained
Like many Afrobeats songs, “State of Mind” mixes English, pidgin, slang, and rhythmic expressions together.
Some phrases are more about groove and feeling than direct dictionary meaning.
“Kenkele”
This usually refers to vibing freely, moving around, or enjoying the moment without worries/stress.
“Shekere”
Originally, a shekere is a traditional African percussion instrument with beads around it. In songs, it’s often used metaphorically to describe body movement or shaking while dancing.
“Gbosa”
Street slang is often used as a sound effect for impact, energy, excitement, or dramatic movement.
These expressions help the song feel culturally rooted instead of overly polished.
Research around Nigerian pidgin and localized music language shows that many Afrobeats expressions carry emotional and cultural meanings beyond direct English translation.
Why Wizkid and DJ Tunez Always Work Together
This collaboration feels natural because both artists understand restraint. A lot of musicians try too hard to create “vibes.” Wizkid and DJ Tunez usually do the opposite. They simplify everything, and that simplicity becomes the magic.
Over the years, both artists have built a recognizable Afro-fusion sound centered around the following:
- Smooth melodies
- Minimal production
- Repetition
- Emotional atmosphere
- Effortless delivery
“State of Mind” fits perfectly into that musical identity.
DJ Tunez and Wizkid created a record that feels luxurious, calm, and emotionally light. The song celebrates freedom, romance, enjoyment, and inner peace without becoming overly complicated. Sometimes the best Afrobeats songs are not built on heavy storytelling. They’re built on feelings, and this track understands that perfectly.
For listeners who enjoy mellow Afro fusion, nighttime vibes, and classic Wizkid calmness, “State of Mind” easily slides into repeat mode. Check out our previous blog on Global Rankings: The Most Demanded African Artists This Year
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