Fenula is a slang term, likely derived from Yoruba or a similar West African language, that means 'to open one's mouth' or 'to speak'. It's not a standard French word, which makes it unique and interesting in this context.
In the song, Mr Eazi asks, "Sho ma gbe gbe fun me kin fenula?" which can be interpreted as "Will you carry it for me so I can speak/express myself?" This suggests a desire for intimacy and open communication, or perhaps a more playful, suggestive meaning in the context of a party or romantic encounter.
Get ready to groove with Mr Eazi's "Chop Time, No Friend"! This track is all about enjoying your success and blessings without letting anyone else's opinions or envy get in the way. Mr Eazi makes it clear that when it's "Chop time no friend" [eating time, no friend], he's focused on what's important to him. Whether he's with his woman or enjoying his money, he's not looking at anyone else's face.
He's feeling himself, declaring, "Anything I touch dey enter, I'm continental, Sentimental, I'm monumental" [Anything I touch succeeds, I'm worldly, emotional, I'm monumental]. It's a confident anthem about his Midas touch and how his enemies will just have to deal with it, because "iya mi o bi mode, Awon ota won le grow bear bear" [my mother gave birth to a child, my enemies will grow beards] – basically, his success is undeniable, and his haters will just get older watching him win!