“Undignified (Excuse Me)” is a dynamic track from Dunsin Oyekan’s 14-song album, “The Great Commission,” which was released on 12 April, 2024. This song captures a spirit of unreserved and expressive worship, where the worshipper moves beyond self-consciousness or conventional expectations to fully express their adoration for God. The “undignified” aspect refers to a willingness to abandon societal norms or personal reservations in order to give unrestrained praise, echoing biblical accounts of intense, uninhibited worship.
The phrase “Excuse Me” often serves as a rhetorical apology for such passionate display, emphasizing that the joy and devotion override any perception of impropriety. The track encourages listeners to embrace a similar freedom in their worship, prioritizing divine pleasure over human judgment. “Undignified (Excuse Me)” aligns with “The Great Commission” album’s overarching theme of spiritual abandonment to God’s will, demonstrating that true spiritual engagement often requires a bold and unreserved commitment.