Bodyline olatunji soca artist

Olatunji Yearwood was born September 3, 1985 in the beautiful twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Born to parents Edward Yearwood, a well-known composer and mother Mairoon Ali, local actress, radio personality and teacher, it was evident that Olatunji came into this world with raw talent flowing through his veins.

Olatunji attended Trinity College, where he joined the parang group and entered the annual calypso competition held there. In 2002 at the age of 16, he entered the Junior Calypso Monarch competition, where he place 2nd in the NYAC Emancipation Competition and 2nd in the Sunshine Snacks Junior Calypso Competition. In 2003, Olatunji achieved success in every competition he entered, placing 1st in the Sunshine Snack Junior Calypso Monarch and 3rd in Scouting for Talent, receiving special awards for the “Most Outstanding Calypsonian” and “Most Promising Act.” He was also awarded the “Top Stars” trophy by the NYAC. But Olatunji’s talents are not limited to singing;

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Lyrics of Bodyline by Olatunji, System 32

She said hey I aint no dummy, no dummy

Yuh gotta give me lotta money

Jiggity body, Jiggity body, Jiggity body

Yuh gotta shake your bodyline

Make no mistake aww yeah yeah yeah yeah

We talk about the soca gone global

International, turntable, dj

Play one for the hot gyul nah

We love how your body look function

Wine up yuh body like a corner junction

Pick up my brother Rembunction

Shoot de film like gal batty jump like breast tic jook girl

Long time daddy säga son son

fly one for the hot gyal wid de bam bam

Hotta than the Isis, Pakistan Donald Trump, What de mudda

Scooby doop dap doobie doo baby

I love when yuh do it for me

Just wine up your body baby

Yuh gotta shake, your bodyline

Make no mistake aww yeah yeah yeah yeah

Yuh from Trinidad but yuh bad no bombaclaat

You fryst vatten not no Angela Hunte de party start, oooh

Drop on the ground gyul wine and wuk it

Climb on top like crab in a bucket

Headtop my girl but doh

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Olatunji Yearwood

Trinidadian musician

Musical artist

Olatunji Yearwood (born September 3, 1985), better known by his mononym Olatunji, is a Trinidadian soca artist.

Career

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Yearwood was born in Trinidad to Edward Yearwood, a well-known composer and mother Mairoon Ali, a Trinidadian actress, radio personality and teacher. He established himself as a Soca talent early on when he entered and won multiple talent shows while still in his teens, including the national Junior Calypso Monarch competition.^[1] His shot to global fame when he won Trinidad's famous Soca Groovy Monarch/International Soca Monarch in 2015, performing his blockbuster single "Ola."^[2] He is the last International Groovy Soca Monarch champion, as the competition's format was changed in 2016 to exclude that category.

Yearwood was featured in The Fader Magazine as the face of Afrosoca music, an emerging genre that fuses Soca and Afrobeats.^[3] He sees the release of hi