Zanku king Zlatan links up with Shoday and Peruzzi on a hustle-minded new record titled “9-5 (Motion Boys).” The title nods to regular office hours, so the song probably contrasts the grind with the street life.

Zlatan has made a career out of turning Lagos street slang into dance moves. Peruzzi adds a smooth melodic edge, while Shoday brings a rougher energy. So the lineup looks like three different ways to talk about work.

Zlatan probably opens in his raspy, commanding voice. He sounds like a man announcing that clocking in isn’t for him. His lines stay short and punchy, so the crowd can echo them.

Shoday then steps in with a hungrier flow, and Peruzzi follows with a smoother, melodic touch. Together they most likely joke about quitting the nine-to-five, chasing money on their own terms and keeping their motion going. A repeated title gives the hook an easy shout.