E Choke, Who Dey Breet: Meaning in English and Originator of the Slang

Veteran Nigerian singer David Adedeji Adeleke simply known as Davido is the originator of these slogans E Choke and Who Dey Breet but it could have different meaning in English.

Who dey breet?

While it could be hard to get the meanings to this slang, Davido first used it on Sunday, March 14, hours after Wizkid and Burna Boy clinched their Grammy awards. It literally means “who is breathing?”

Who Dey breeeeeeeeeeeet

— Davido (@davido) March 14, 2021

Who Dey Breet means Who is showing himself/herself like to know the person that’s speaking, taking front role for others.

E choke

Popular Nigerian musician, Davido, influenced the words. While they could mean different things, “e choke” could be used when something turns out amazingly well. The singer said he is considering copywriting the slogan.

Gotta get ‘e choke’ copyrighted it’s getting outta hand

— Davido (@davido) March 24, 2021

E Choke some time could means passing through a tough time as this slang doesn’t have one meaning but depends on how you use it. E Choke can also mean not having the ability to do something, or not be able to answer a question throw at you.

Other slangs in 2021

Soro Soke Were

We Move

Lori Iro

E Choke and Who Dey Breet does not have a single meaning in english it depends on how they being used.