“Azaman” by Rema is a song that revolves around the artist’s relentless pursuit of wealth and success. The lyrics are infused with a sense of urgency and determination, as Rema describes his hustle to make money and enjoy the finer things in life. The song features references to various influential figures in Nigeria, illustrating the levels of success he aims to reach. The recurring theme is one of confidence and assertiveness, with Rema positioning himself as a dominant figure in the music and financial worlds. He emphasizes the importance of hard work and the rewards that come with it, while also showcasing a carefree attitude towards spending and enjoying his earnings. The song combines catchy phrases and energetic delivery, making it a motivational anthem for anyone striving for success.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Rema repeatedly calls out to “Azaman,” a term that seems to symbolize someone who is very wealthy or successful. He likens his pursuit of money to the magic of Shazam, a character known for his superpowers. This implies that Rema is relentless and almost magical in his ability to attract wealth. He also mentions that money is always on his mind (“E dey my body”) and that he gets excited or aggressive (“para on”) when he sees money.

[Verse 1]
Rema starts by mentioning different currencies (naira and dollar) to show that he’s making money in various forms. He refers to himself as “Peter Parker,” hinting at his ability to transform and surprise, much like Spider-Man. He acknowledges his mental drive and focus on spending money without worrying about keeping track (“no send ledger”). The verse also pays homage to several Nigerian billionaires and influential figures (Dangote, Elumelu, Otedola, etc.), whom he regards as role models (“baba”).