Tolani - Thinking of You

The Glitch Africa platform provided the setting for Tolani’s performance of her song "Thinking of You" in their Glitch Sessions. This intimate and revealing track centers on the artist's intense focus on personal evolution and ambition, justifying her current emotional distance from a former interest.

Tolani opens the track with a quasi-apology for being cold or distant, immediately stating that her shift is necessary because "m just me and me and I have to evolve yeah". She makes it clear that she is no longer available for past dynamics, declaring, "I'm not the one that you used to play". This transformation is powerfully described through the self-designation "call me supernova carry light all over yeah", signaling a formidable new presence.

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The core message of the song, repeated throughout the Glitch Sessions performance, is the unambiguous rejection of a former romantic entanglement: "i ain't thinking of you". This detachment is presented as a consequence of prioritizing her career and personal goals, as she repeatedly confirms, "i get things we are for" or "I get things I for". Her focus is fixed on her ambitions.

Tolani also addresses the external demands that she consciously ignores, explaining, "we get people on my line", but she has intentionally chosen to disregard emotional pressure, confessing, "I put your feeling to the side". She explicitly tells the former interest that they are "not the reason that I smile". Instead of emotional connection, she requests "so give me peace give me comfort", indicating a need for space to pursue her path without distraction.

Asserting her autonomy, Tolani insists that her journey requires patience and cannot be rushed, stating: "I take my time i'mma make you no rush me". She acknowledges the complexity and scrutiny of her path, noting, "too many things that they won't talk you could look like, but I am my way not far away yeah". Despite the noise and the emotional distance, the artist remains confident that she will "find our way". Ultimately, her performance captured by Glitch Africa is a statement on the fierce self-dedication required in her "supernova" phase.