Ghanaian act Wendy Shay has brought in rapper Sarkodie for 'This & That', a song whose lyrics, as published by NotJustOk, centre on romantic attraction, playful teasing and the complications of intimacy in a relationship.
Wendy Shay sets her terms
According to NotJustOk's summary, Wendy Shay spells out what she expects from her partner and warns against playing games with her feelings. The published lyrics open with her asking a big question about whether her partner understands that she is a grown person.
The hook repeats the idea of someone doing 'this and that', which the lyrics describe as very scary, with a warning that the person should know 'the cost of tatata'. The meaning of that phrase is not explained in the source.
Sarkodie answers with flirtation
Sarkodie responds, per the same summary, with flirtatious lines about mutual affection, satisfying his partner and showing love through generosity. His verse is largely in Twi and includes references to an iPad and to forwarding an account, according to the published lyrics.
A blend of languages and rhythm
NotJustOk says the track blends Ghanaian Pidgin, Twi and catchy rhythms, and celebrates chemistry, desire and the playful tension between two lovers. The source does not give a release date, producer, streaming details or any comment from either artist.
- Based on reporting byNotJustOk: This & That Lyrics by Wendy Shay Feat. Sarkodie
