Yemi Alade's latest track, titled “Fake Friends,” has stormed into the music industry like a force of nature, reigniting her presence with its powerful lyrics and communicable beats. The song serves as a warning against those who only seek personal gain and fake friendships when money and success come knocking. 

The chorus, “Over me, ire ore, iro ooo iro repe tee, If you know how to love me now, make you no love me later,” encapsulates the essence of the track, emphasizing the importance of genuine love and loyalty in the face of materialistic temptations. Yemi Alade urges her listeners not to be deceived by superficial relationships that may fade when fortune arrives. 

With lines like “When the money comes, I go change my face, all of my fake friends, we no go dey relate,” she boldly declares her intention to distance herself from those who only appear when wealth is abundant. Yemi Alade highlights the fickleness of people's loyalties and emphasizes the need to discern genuine connections from opportunistic ones. 

The verses further emphasize the struggles she faced before attaining success, shedding light on the transformation that occurs when money enters the picture. Yemi Alade reveals her disappointment with individuals who neglected her during her low-budget days, but now seek her attention. She refuses to be swayed by their sudden interest, knowing their true intentions. 

“Fake Friends” showcases Yemi Alade's growth as an artist, incorporating her signature Afro-pop sound with captivating melodies and a compelling message.