Niko hapa nawatch game kwa field alafu next to me is a baddie with a denim skirt,its short on the width than you can imagine(margin)๐๐you gerrit??
Alafu she has a tattoo of a pistol and bullets kwa the same thighs na my Pal ChristOffers is telling me to shoot my shot๐
Texted a friend โwe mzee ulipotelea wapi tokea tukakule chomaโ and while we were eating he just said that he's in the toughest phase of his life and damn....
Check on your people man.
What Breeder LW did is he went mainstream,heโs been at it for 6 years,very few rappers from the 2019 era are still relevant today.He washed all those hip hop heads on Avoid Those People. So when you say had potential I donโt know what you mean,since he got more barz
What interests me the most about Railaโs life is how he peaked late in life. His life peaked at 40s & from there it was just an upward trajectory.
So I parceled a dera to my uncle. I thought hata anataka kupea bibi yake just for me to see ameivaa kwa strike ya lectures๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
The videos zinanimaliza๐๐๐
1. Outside of Bien, Wakadinali, Khaligraph & the other big 3 rappers in this generation, music tastes, consumption and cultural relevance are not really monocultural. We've been having this debate since the mid 2010s and finding different ways of just saying the same thing.
The frustration is because people think that a monoculture is the magic wand that'll fix the structural issues in the industry. "we need one sound we can export" is very reductionist and anti-art.
2. I don't want to disparage gengetone,bit for lack of a letter term at this moment ,I'll use the term "gengetone math" where artists and fans operate on the money making model of having as many songs hit a million views and then doing concerts over playback every weekend , and a beverage or food product brand deal. Sooner or later,this usually leaves them exposed.
Those artists unasema hawajulikani beyond CBD are actually consummate live performers and prioritize quality shows that people keep coming back to and I love it because finally they're going to change the situation of musicians not having long sustainable careers.