In the captivating track “Nobody Holy” by Wande Coal, the first track in his newly released album, “Legend or No legend” the artist delves into the complexities of human nature and the imperfections that exist within society. With a rhythm and thought-provoking lyrics, the song leaves a lasting impression on its listeners. 

The chorus reverberates with the question, “Na who talk say dem holy, eh eh?” he challenges the notion of holiness and the individuals who claim to be without fault. He questions the credibility of those who proclaim themselves as morally superior and even tackles the topic of marriage, stating, “Na who dem talk say marry, eh?” The underlying message suggests that no one is exempt from flaws and mistakes. 

Asserting his refusal to be swayed by fictional stories, he proclaims, “No come dey tell me, dey tell me a story o.” He dismisses the idea of perfection, emphasizing that nobody is exempt from indulging in vices, singing, “Nobody holy, nobody holy o.” He further expresses his skepticism towards individuals who try to deceive or manipulate him, urging his friend Okoli to pass him the kpoli, a term referring to cannabis, as a means to escape false narratives.

The song takes a brief detour as he incorporates Spanish lyrics, adding an international flair to the track. He highlights the importance of preserving his culture and representing his people, while rejecting any form of mediocrity or nonsense. 

In “Nobody Holy”  Wande Coal's impassioned delivery and thought-provoking lyrics shed light on the fallibility of individuals and the importance of embracing our imperfections. The track serves as a reminder that no one should claim moral superiority over others and that empathy and understanding are essential in navigating the complexities of life.