The term "Ki lo de, Kilofe?" employed at the very beginning of the song is a Yoruba expression originating from West African culture, translating to "What is wrong, what do you need?" Crafted to serve as a bridge between deep house and amapiano in a mix, "Mummie" is a song that introduces a progressive energy. The song was created in a room studio with an image of a bed in the corner. As the beat kicks in with the Amapiano/Deep house vibes, a unique melody is born, mimicking a sense of two worlds apart. This soulful tempo is crafted in the hearts of Johannesburg, and lyrics is rooted in West African heritage. Each section of "Mummie Wicked" transitions into another and was created to be different, ensuring a unique flow throughout the progression.