Entity: GBEWA
GBEWA is a versatile Nigerian slang term with roots in Yoruba language and Lagos street culture. It can mean 'to carry with pride,' 'to hold in high esteem,' 'bring it on,' or 'a large backside.' Popularized by Yung L's 2017 song, it is often used to describe dance moves involving the waist or backside, blending description and action.
GBEWA
Etymology
Derived from the Yoruba language, GBEWA means 'to carry with pride,' 'to hold in high esteem,' or 'bring it on.' It has roots in Lagos street culture.
Definition
GBEWA is a versatile Nigerian slang term used to describe dance moves involving the waist or backside, signify honor, respect, encouragement, or describe a large backside.
Historical Context
Popularized by Yung L's 2017 song, GBEWA has become a common term in Nigerian street culture, particularly in Lagos.
Cultural Significance
GBEWA is deeply rooted in Yoruba language and culture, often used to express pride, respect, and encouragement. It has also gained popularity in describing dance moves and physical attributes.
Related Concepts
- Yoruba language
- Nigerian slang
- Lagos street culture
See Also
A versatile Nigerian slang term with roots in Yoruba language and Lagos street culture, used to signify honor, respect, encouragement, or to describe a large backside.