Author Topic: FOR LINGALA SPEAKERS: "DIKWIZ" HAS BECOME A PUNCHLINE  (Read 2916 times)

Matebu on: February 10, 2017, 05:30

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In short in this latest Theatre Congolais, it jokes on how men can become completely powerless to women.

(49:33-)


"Wumela! Wumela!"  ;D - He even gives her $100 for taking up her time
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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #1 on: February 10, 2017, 06:44

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Kiekiekie, are they trying to hit at Koffi for the way Dikwiza Mwana INA has turned him into! Mama na ngai eh!!! Lol
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archos #2 on: February 10, 2017, 15:28

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 HAHA i believe its just something typical of hits or words which catch attention in songs, women who are waiting for a man to marry them after years of relationship also call themselves ikia or are called ikia to piss them offbecause thats what the song is about,just like back in the days at some point people working in the night were called zadio because of  djino's vocal