I Saw Her And She Hit Me Like Tadow Lyrics- FKJ | Masego

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When I Saw Her And She Hit Me Like Tadow. The lyrics of the most recent Masego, Fkj song are “I Saw Her And She Hit Me Like Tadow,” with music composed by Unknown. When I Saw Her And She Hit Me Like Tadow. The author of the lyrics is Unknown. This song is released under the Fkj label.

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I Saw Her And She Hit Me Like Tadow Lyrics

Yeeah, ooh, yeh
Ayy, ayy, ayy, oh, ahh
Ayy, ayy, ahh, ahh
Tadow
Ayy, ayy, ay, oh, ahh
Ayy, ayy, ahh, ahh
Tadow

I Saw Her And She Hit Me Like Tadow
Saw that thing so beautiful (Tadow)
She just hit my heart, oh (Tadow)
Full force and she got me like (Tadow)

I be like (Tadow) Baby (Tadow)
Why you so fine? (Tadow, Tadow)
Gotta make you mine (Tadow, Tadow)
So hard to find (Tadow, Tadow)

Baby like oh, how’d you do the thing?
The way that you do it and she ain’t even show, nothing
She be walking round so confident, so heaven-sent

I think she was meant to knock ’em dead like (Tadow, Tadow)
Like (Tadow, Tadow)
Girl you so fine (Tadow) Ooh (Tadow, Tadow)
Girl you acting like oh (Tadow, Tadow)
Baby so fine (Tadow, tadow)
Mrs. Lady (Tadow, Tadow) Girl you knock ’em dead (Tadow, Tadow)
Ohh yeah

She was so sublime, super fine
She was never lying
Strutting in her heels, or her slides, either way
Eyes on her every single day, week, year
Everyone wondering how she does it with no fear
All that confidence was it heaven-sent?

Does it come within?
Does it come run out? I don’t know
She’ll just have ’em runnin’ out and in
Man they want to sin, talking deadly sin
With Mrs. Lady, I don’t understand
Why she hit ’em like (Tadow, Tadow)

Yeah, like (Tadow, Tadow)
Girl you knock ’em dead (Tadow, Tadow) Ooh (Tadow)
How you do it like you do it (Tadow, Tadow)
Yeah yeah (Tadow, Tadow)
Baby you knock ’em dead (Tadow, Tadow)
I love you so Baby (Tadow)
Yeah yeah, Ohh

Tadow
Tadow

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About French Kiwi Juice (Fkj)

Vincent Fenton (born March 26, 1990) is a French multi-instrumentalist, singer, and musician from the city of Tours. He is also professionally known as French Kiwi Juice or by the acronym FKJ (sometimes stylized Fkj). He is well-known for his solo live performances, in which he displays his versatility as a multi-instrumentalist and performs live loops using Ableton Live. French Kiwi Juice, his self-titled debut album, was made available on March 3, 2017.

At music festivals like Coachella, Euphoria, CRSSD, Lollapalooza, and Lightning in a Bottle, FKJ has played.

Career FKJ has been called a “one of the flag bearers” and a “pioneer” of the emerging New French House movement. He received his initial training in sound engineering for motion pictures at a film school.

With the release of the fully improvised song “Tadow” and its studio recording in 2017, FKJ garnered a great deal of public attention. Shortly after they met, the two musicians spent a whole day recording the song, which he improvised with fellow musician Masego.

FKJ Made an announcement in April 2017 that he would be taking the Do Lab Stage at the 2017 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. FKJ and Carlos Santana performed on his new single “Greener” on April 7, 2022.

About Masego

Born on June 8, 1993, Micah Davis, also referred to as Masego (mə-SE-go), is a singer and musician of Jamaican and American descent who is well-known for fusing the saxophone into his songs. In 2016, Masego put out two EPs: Loose Thoughts and The Pink Polo EP featuring Medasin. His 2017 collaborative record “Tadow” with FKJ brought him a lot of attention. He put out his debut album, Lady Lady, in 2018. In the “Best Progressive R&B Album” category, his album “Studying Abroad: Extended Stay” received a 2022 Grammy Award nomination.

Early Life: African-American mother and Jamaican father welcomed Micah Davis into the world. His mother was an entrepreneur, and his father served in the United States Air Force. In addition, he has a brother-in-law and two sisters. While the other of his sisters works in voice acting and media, the other is also a musician. Even though he was raised in a non-denominational Christian home, both of his parents were pastors. His family eventually moved to Virginia as a result of military travels, but he also spent a few years living in Sumter, South Carolina, during this time. In his early years, he picked up drumming without official instruction.

Davis has talked about picking up the piano, the saxophone, and different drum machines. Davis took on the Tswana name Masego in high school, which is a translation of his church name, “blessing.” Before leaving to concentrate entirely on his musical career, Davis attended Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, and Woodside High School in Newport News, Virginia.

career in music: Masego, Los Angeles, 2023
The single “Girls That Dance” was taken from Masego and Medasin’s extended play, The Pink Polo EP, which was released in 2015. He released his EP Loose Thoughts the following year.

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