The Rapper goes by the name of Lesh T, Government name; Kagiso Clement Moeng.
Lesh T is a Rapper from Rustenburg (Moruleng)
“I'm a Rapper who strictly does (Motswako), but I can still work on other Genres coming My way.
I started writing Music in 2009 but started recording In 2012.
I've recorded many singles (More than 30)
but currently focusing on My new hit song "O Tlala Ka Mang"
The song was written by (Lesh T), produced by (Bigg Fyf Beatz) and Itu (manager) who came with the concept.
The song is all about honouring all Hip Hop legends and all upcoming artists who have been putting Hip Hop on the map and continuing Inspiring the Youth.
This is a motivational song that also gives People a chance to tell us who their Inspirations are in the Hip Hop game Or Motswako In Northwest.
You’ve mentioned some of the great Mzansi Hip hop legends on your song. Have you approached them to listen to this song? If yes, how was their response?
- I Did Approach Them On Social Media But Never Got Any Reply From Most Since We All Know that Social Media Is Too Busy For A Celebrity To Get Back To You in Time, But I Will Keep Pushing The Song Until They All Hear About It.
How is the response from audience or fans towards “O Tlala ka Mang”?
- They Are Showing So Much Love And So Excited At The Same Time, I Have Been Receiving Positive Energy Only Ever Since I Released The Song... Especially Because They've Heard It On One Of The Big Radio Station In S.A And It Has Been Playlisted On Channel O.
Would the music video been different from your point of view if you would have displayed these legend’s images on your background?
- Not Really Because On My Side; The Way The Music Video Was Done Is How It Was Planned And Supposed To Be.
What great moves are you doing in the hip hop industry that might make someone to write a song about you one day?
- I Think I’m An Inspiration To Young People Because I Managed To Get An Endorsement Deal With (K_Word Rolling Paper & Branding* *Clothes), Since We All Know That Is So Difficult For Upcoming Artists To Reach That Level. Most Impotantly, The Impact That I Have In People and How I Touch Their Souls Through My Music.
The song was Released Under "Flip Flap Production
Follow Lesh T On:
Facebook : Lesh T
Twitter: @Lesh_T12
Instagram: @lesh_mane
Liso Wata is an artist born in King Williams town, E.C Sound Africa and currently based in Cape Town . “My Single “Frankenstein” is the lead single to my upcoming Project “The Wata Project” and is also My first release since my return to Music thus the title “Frankenstein”.
The song is a message to those who have fallen and risen countless times, to inspire them not to give up and that their heart’s true desires will soon come to realization . This hits close to home for me after not releasing much music, after parting ways with My crew Greek godz back in 2015.
After doing Sound Engineering and Recording for two years at City Varsity, six years producing, recording,rapping, constantly performing, dealing with a lot of personal issues, gate keepers and the general cost of living made it a bit hard to go on.
The pulsating bass line and alternative hip hop sound gives the listener an idea of what to expect on the upcoming Project “The Wata Project”.Its a roller coaster, it draws you in and creates a moment. The beat consumes you, allowing you to lose yourself in it and forget all your stresses. If you are in the mood and attentive and you listen to them you'll catch a deep message of confidence, ambition, persistence and a bit of humor.
It is hip hop after all, and I'm a student of the game, from Msawawa, Mapapusi, Eminem, Kanye, Phonte, Floetry, Lauryn Hill, Biggie Smalls, BB King, James Brown, Al Green, T pain, Lil Wayne, Kendrick, Ab Soul, Saint John the list is endless. These influences give me an unpredictable limitless range thus I have no formula or a “certain sound”, I just take it as it comes and try to put it in song as best as I can. ~Liso Wata
LIiso Wata’s music is mainly hip-hop and R&B with a very distinctive sound. It’s a mix of
beats from the ’90s generation and a combination of the music he grew up with.
Stream Frankenstein on the links below:
https://music.apple.com/us/album/frankenstein-single/1633699360
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David Cetyiwe who has adopted the stage name “Only David” is a Vosloorus born and raised Hip Hop artist who has a deep passion for music and permanence. Growing up in 'Ekasi', Only David was inspired by the likes of Big Zulu, Nasty C, and Maglera Doe Boy among many others. Driven by hard work and a keen musical talent, Only David was able to release his debut single titled ''One Day'' which he describes as his life story and hopes of being a great artist who will be loved by all.
''I have been doing music for as long as I can remember, I am extremely passionate about it. I will not rest nor give up on making it in this business even though it comes with many challenges'' David said as he gracefully unpacked his journey in the music business. ''My music is different because I do not talk about general issues, but I am sharing my story with the listener in hopes that it can inspire them and show them that there is joy after the struggles and pain''.
Only David hopes to collaborate with many artists in the near future such as Priddy Ugly, Nasty C and so many others.
Having a conversation with Ony David was refreshing as it shows that there is hope for the young creatives in South Africa. He is a rare example of a young focused and hard-working individual who has hopes for the future. In a day and time when young people have given up and have no dreams or aspirations. ~ Innocent Shezi (Shezi Entertainment)
His single One Day is now available on all streaming platforms:
https://share.amuse.io/track/onlydavid-one-day
Smaddy Wend is a South African Rapper and Songwriter. Muhlanga Nel is Smaddy's government name and was born in Limpopo, Chavani Village. He is well know as Smaddy Wend for contributing in the Hip Hop music industry as a rapper.
What is the good and the Bad thing about Hip hop around your hood?
The good thing about Hip Hop in my hood is that it is violence free from gangster lifestyles and drive by’s. Unlike in the United States. Basically doing Hip Hop music is a peaceful way for me to share my experiences throughout the hood lyrically to those willing to listen.
The bad thing about Hip Hop in the hood is that, I make my music using English. This becomes a challenge because not all folks in the hood are willing to listen to a Tsonga boy rap in English. As such, this doesn't give me the recognition that I need to upgrade my numbering status, which means that I am left at disadvantage not to be heard both out here and out there.
What achievements have you had so far through Hip hop?
My achievements so far would be the fact that I've met a lot of passionate people who are very found in the Hip Hop music or music in general who have thought me a lot of ways to keep my talent above the water and breathing. So that was the only achievement I had, I'd say I am fortunate to have met Rap Type Mag to give me this opportunity to put my identity out there. I believe through such, I can finally put my music out there and for that I am grateful to Jay.
What makes a good Rapper according to your opinion and experiences?
A good rapper must be influential. I believe that music in general has a great impact on the environment in ears of all who listen to it. So I believe that a rapper who makes music which is motivational and not deceiving to the ears of listeners does belong in the category of a good rapper. Because out here you hear a lot of rappers rap about money, fame, power, girls & all that life. That life is just for the media, it is never a solution to a depressed person out there. Instead such talk is discouraging to people who been working hard all their lives only to hear you talk about how you make a R100k and blow it on chains and drugs. Instead I believe a good rapper has to be a great role model to his/her friends.
What is the Motive behind most of your writing?(especially your latest EP "Hi"
Most of my writings are motivated by situations I find myself in. That's the only way I know how to express my feelings, I write. And I possibly write lyrics everyday, three or more lyrics a day. And I do that without a beat.
About my last "Hi” EP project, I only had handouts beats which I had to write upon. Most of the beats were Trap, I myself am a rapper, not a trapper. I found this really challenging, but I tried to keep out writing a few inspirational songs in there. And I wrote them looking at the behaviour of mankind in these times.
Smaddy Wend... what is the story behind this stage name?
Oh? Damn! That's crazy! I never hoped to get to this. Basically Smaddy Wend came from my nickname "Smattie" so I had this nickname cause of my brains at the young age and my love of cartoons. When I got old and started playing basketball in Makhado, I had fellas change that name from "Smattie" into "Smaddy" because they believed that was more manly. At that time I had this other girl I was dating, her name is Wendy, so we were madly in love back then and she suggested the name "Smaddy Wend" as a combination of Smaddy & Wendy, but she didn't use Wendy cause it is a girls name. I liked the name, so I pushed it. And even though the girl and I went our separate ways, I decided not to change it. That was just a sign of peace between us.
How is the response from your family and friends towards your music craft?
Well, everybody has no reason to contradict my passion for music. Both my parents are okay with it, they supportive. And as far as the rest of the family is concerned, I am not quite sure where they stand. They never been against me making music. I believe I have all the freedom I have to making music. And that is great because this the only way how I know how to express my emotions.
Who do you wish to work with around your hood that you've never worked with before and why?
Around my hood I already have worked with Manotry, Lester Mathews, JuicyKiller and Young OG Xvi. As far as working with people in my hood is concerned I have achieved that and I'm very proud that I worked that hard for people to actually be open to work with me.
What mistakes would you say most upcoming artists do that makes them not to have breakthrough in the music world?
I think making irrelevant music. This comes as making music that is popping at a certain time. That makes people question if you really know yourself. You'll find upcoming artists making music faking their lyrics and this is bad because once people see you they take you for a faker. Thus this messes up your dignity. I'd advise that if you're a musician, focus on your side of passion of the music you make. Do not get under pressure because of the wave of music people are making. Never change your passion to impress.
Follow Smaddy Wend On:
Facebook - Smaddy Wend
Instagram - @wendsmaddy
Twitter - @Smaddy_Wend
Shout Outs
I'd like to send my shout outs to my parents, tell them they'll always see me putting my work out there. I am grateful for their support. And I'd also like to send a shout out to my fans, thank you for believing in me. I am to you, what you are to me.
The motivation behind the song was inspired by our personal experiences within our personal lives and the music industry. You will be amazed how many are snakes and backstabbers planning or wishing upon your downfall.
We completed the song in 30 min but took 3 days to shoot the video due to different venues and their availability.
At the moment we dont have a remix version planned.
UrbanRaww will be the most successful Hiphop outfit in Africa and a serious competitor in the world.
Stream/Download Undercover Mp3 by UrbanRaww on the Link Below:
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Follow UrbanRaww On:
Facebook - UrbanRaww
Instagram - @UrbanRaww
Twitter - @UrbanRaww
Tiktok - http://www.instagram.com/urbanraww
LE2 is a Rapper, Songwriter and Record producer from Kanana, One of the townships in Klerksdorp also known as Maglera.
LE2's Love for Hip hop Music started from a young age in his primary school days when he joined a local Rap crew named Hustle Top Niggas(HTN). The crew later decomposed after two of it's members were wrongfully accused and charged. Due to the high level of gangsterism, drug abuse & lack of supporting facilities in the township, the rest of the HTN group fell off.
LE2 kept making music to stay off the streets. "As young as i was i've always wanted to make a difference and considering that i was an introvert kid.. music became my voice and kept me off the notorious streets of Kanana, growing up in the township taught me so much about surviving, remaining persistent & inspiring the people around Me, this is where My lyricism comes from", He said.
LE2 speaks for the streets & most people who have being introduced to his sound have labelled him an activist and a great inspiration.
LE2 recently dropped his smash hit titled Umsebenzi which features 012's @life_as_kaygreat and @thee_anoun_g1jero_7. The song speaks to every person out there trying to get their hustle right, everyone who works hard has hopes that their grind will pay of someday and we all need that one thing to keep us hoping for our big breakthrough, Umsebenzi is that inspiration.
LE2 is currently in studio working on his upcoming E.p with Mac loud, @Awol_Fifteen8 and a couple of other amazing artists, the rapper announced the extended play after Mac loud released Gang sh#t
from his warm up E.p featuring LE2.
Being from a hood where there's too much gangsterism, drug abuse and more; How did Hip hop save You from the streets?
I have always listened to conscious Hip hop artists because of my uncle being a die hard hip hop fan, so i knew what was happening in my hood is not only happening in my space but also artists like 2pac and Biggie have experienced and witnessed it. I studied what they were all about and what really made them authentic and respected pioneers of the hip hop culture and i figured out that they were not just people from the hood but they were extra ordinary,they've always wanted to facilitate growth and change the world, they have somehow managed to do that through Hip hop so their stories kept me going with hope that one day i'll also do the same. The only thing we need to survive is hope and that is what hip hop gave me and that way i'd say hip hop saved me.
What is the Good and the Bad thing about Hip hop around Your Hood?
The hip hop culture is very influencial and can be very dangerous if missunderstood sometimes. The bad thing about Hip hop in my hood is the concepts being missunderstood most of the times, i have seen youngstars abusing substance because they see their favourite hip hop stars showing it on music videos,lack of understanding got em hooked on the lifestyle. The good thing about Hip hop in my hood is it gets the youth to learn about things happening around to world, it keeps some kids on the streets but for a good purpose, many have discovered their unique talents through the Hip hop culture.
LE2... what is the story behind this stage name?
Before i went by the stage name LE2, i had a couple of other cool rap names like LEXTRY,C.ROLL and Coax fanta, this was the time when i didn't really find my archetype. The name LE2 came after i realized that most people were having difficulties with pronouncing my birth name(Lethukuthula) especially at school, it made me feel uncool so i shortened my name by using the first part of it which is Lethu but used thu as number 2.
Who is that One Rapper that You look up to that You wish you could hook up with one day and why?
I am mostly inspired by Cassper Nyovest and i hope one day i get to meet him. I think he's a great example of staying true to self and still succeed and whatever style he tries out he never feels like a different artist, he perfectly blends in without loosing his form
Would You say that the Song "Umsebenzi" is the one that gave you a huge breakthrough or there's another hit? How?
Umsebenzi is a really big song. I think it's going to be the song that gives me my huge breakthrough. I am saying this because i haven't worked so much on pushing it but already it's bringing me some good reception and this shows that it has the right potential to put me on top if i go all out interms of pushing it.
How is the response from Family and Friends towards your Music Journey?
I have been getting a great amount of love from my family and friends, the more i grow the more everybody believes in me. The was a time where i felt underpressure thinking about my peers who are earning great salaries and i on the other hand still hustling for recognition in the music industry but the everyday motivation i get from my people keeps the going.
What is one thing that Many of the Upcoming Rappers do that delays their breakthrough in the Rap game?
There's a point where we get chances & opportunities as upcoming rappers, this is the part where a rapper needs to work harder than they have ever worked but what delays us as rappers is we turn to relax and loose the work mode when we get to this stage and this is a very big mistake
Few years to come, where will LE2 be?
I have always been dedicated and willing to learn everything i should know as an artist, i am trying to get out as far i can from my comfort zone so that in the next few years i become an established independent artists.
Who is your Celebrity crush and why?
My celebrity crush is La sauce. She's pretty,simple and she is very talented
Follow LE2 On;
Facebook - Musician LE2
Instagram - @musicianle2
Twitter - @LE2_Shongwe
Shout Outs
I would like to send my shout outs to Everybody who's been behind me since this journey started. my team @KidStizz @Awolfifteen8 @lifeasKaygreat @Macloud, Mardy matin and Uirokster.
Overdose is a Cape Town based Rapper, producer and songwriter that worked with the likes of the legendary wordsmith Isaac Mutant, The Gatecrashers (one of Hout Bay’s best music group), K.A.K, and a long list of other well-known musicians and beatmakers around his hometown in the Mother City. He worked on his solo album with the genius producer Ralph Munashe also known as DJ Universe where so many activities took place on that project.
When did you realize that you can Rap?
Ever since primary school, i was placed in school plays and asked to perform, hip hop being the central theme.
If you were not a Rapper, What would you be?
Same as now, a mxfckin hustler ??.
What is the Difference between Cape Town Hip hop compared to other SA Provinces?
Cape town is the birth place of S.A. hip hop, and still very much connected to that under ground sound, unlike jozi whos sound is very much commercial.
How is the response from Friends and Family towards your Music Career?
You get day ones and get non believers, i really dont give a fxck who thinks what tho, i just keep pushing.
Overdose... What is the Story behind this Stage name?
Drugs...
What is one thing that people think you are which you are actually not?
Unapproachable ?
If You were to Change one thing about Hip hop around yourhood, what would it be and why?
Nothing! Everyone needs to forge their own way, i aint about that heal the world shxt.
In Few years to come, where will Overdose be?
Continuing stacking that paper.
What makes the Best Rapper in Your Opinion?
There is no such thing, different folks, different strokes, i do how ever appreciate solidly layered multi syllabaic rhymes, coupled with metaphors, and hard hitting punch lines.
Follow Overdose On:
Facebook - Marcel Immortal Phoenix Delcarme
Instagram - @Ovadose2627
Shout Outs
To everyone that truly has my back, albeit a hand full... pagamieza en $aloot ????
Thamsanqa “Stax Masiza” is a Rapper and Songwriter from Dobsonville, Soweto. He was born in Florida just outside Roodepoort in Johannesburg. As a teen Stax Masiza used to have Big Dreams to make it as a house music DJ one day, until He met one of his best Friends Mbali “M6Beats” Sixishe, back in 2010. They shared many years together at their boarding school in Krugersdorp, where M6Beats eventually inspired Stax to start rapping.They then started making Music together and never stopped until this day. Now Stax is looking to be that breath of fresh air that the South African music industry needs, by sharing his musical gifts and knowledge with the rest of the world!
From being a House Music DJ to Rapping, what Differences and Similarities have you realized between the two Genres?
I wasn’t officially a House Music DJ but I was headed towards that direction though. They both are different sounds but at the end of the day it’s just music. They both evoke some kind of an emotion since both genres can have depth to them.
What is the Good and the Bad thing about Hip hop around Your Hood?
The good thing is that My Hip hop inspires the people around Me (in My Hood) to do better in their Lives and go for their Dreams. The not so Good thing is that it’s hard to fill up some Hip hop events since we can’t gather crowds as big as other genres would.
Stax Masiza... What is the Story behind this Stage Name?
The name started off as a high school joke by My producer M6Beats. He used to call me “Stax on Stax on Stax” because I told Him I wanted to Rap and he assumed I’d be Rapping like those gents that made that song “Racks on Racks on Racks”. Eventually I became more lyrical with My Raps and they started calling me just “Stax”. When I become more serious about My Music, I had problems uploading it on mainstream streaming services because there were a lot of Stax’s out there. So, I just decided to add my real Surname next to it and that’s how “Stax Masiza” was born.
How did You meet Overdose and how is the experience working with Him?
Overdose is a super talented dude. I met him in 2017 through one of my friends C-Dawg while I was still staying in CPT. They invited C-Dawg to the studio session and He decided to go with Me since I was a musician too.
Working with Overdose is cool. He’s such a dope emcee that he pushes everyone to be at their best when it comes to writing, recording or producing etc. I’d definitely like to work with him more often in the future.
Two Rappers Stax Masiza & Overdose Drop Visuals for a Hit - Cpt 2 Jozi
What is the Motive behind most of Your Writings?
My Motive is to try and tell a Story of something. Even if it’s a turn up track, there has to be some sort of message in the music otherwise you’re wasting people’s time.
How is the Response from Family and Friends towards Your Music Journey?
My friends do Support Me big time. They Share My Content and Rock up to ama gigs awami, even if they are ekasi. My Family wasn’t always down for the music, especially My Parents. But I think they’ll loosen up a bit once they see me going places with it. But My Siblings and Cousins do show Me a lot of Love when it comes to the Music & I appreciate that a lot.
What is One thing that Many of the Upcoming Rappers do that delays their Breakthrough in the Rap Game?
Man, I’d be a hypocrite to answer that question because nami I haven’t figured out the formula yet to breakthrough. I’m still trying to get in the game too. But I’d say if we work together to achieve our mutual goals, then things can be a lot easier yabo. Instead of us moving like crabs in a bucket. There’s strength in numbers & teamwork makes the dreamworld uyangthola?
Few years to come, where will Stax Masiza be?
I can’t predict the future but I’d like to believe that I’d be in a better position than I currently am right now. I’m constantly trying to level up, so only God know where I’ll be in the near future.
Who is Your Celebrity Crush and Why?
I don’t really have a celebrity crush. I just admire them from far and keep it moving, since I am currently together with my actual crush. But I will say there’s quite a lot of nice celebrities here in mzansi. Just can’t give you any names hahaha ?
Follow Stax Masiza On:
Instagram: @stax_masiza
Facebook: StaxMasiza
Shout Outs
I’d like to send Love to all My Friends, Family and Supporters in both Cape Town and Jozi. Y’all have been Rocking with me since day 1 and I appreciate you nonke kakhulu. Shoutouts to all the Producers & Videographers I’ve worked With. Let’s keep making Magic, Danko!! Most importantly, shoutout to God for Blessing Me with this Talent. Without Him, I wouldn’t be answering these questions right now.
Artist: Stax Masiza & Overdose
Title: Cpt 2 Jozi
[Hook]
We’re coming from Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
[Stax Masiza]
Bathi Masiza’s in the house
Smoke an ounce
Make it bounce
Where that kitty? Make it pounce
Make that money, make it count
I’m a dog, I’m a ruler
Bring Mo’Fire like uSbuda
Skathi sami siya dura, bayang’buka
Wena suka endleleni, sukemabozeni
We just going up, njenge langa ekuseni
Flow to sick, ngathi ngi’rappa evuleni
Drilling these beats, asidingi u’mechanic
Masiza…
[Overdose]
Ek se, its one love to mzansi
This trap life imnandi
Aint nobody hlala pantsi
Get ur ass up - slat n panzi
This shit, gon be trending, bigger than John vuli gate
(John vuli gate)
U never heard no Zulu and Afrikaaps
To a drill beat…
This is exactly what happens
When 3 whole different worlds meet
Slick metie bek - sick my vernac
Wie, bring it dieper as ek?
Jy moet respek...
As ek step inie plek
Want ek doen it, korrek (Doen it korrek)
Its Stax Masiza en O.D forchieza
Hulle nou me'n n flow...
Soema gou net virie Madibas. (Net virie Madibas)
[Hook]
We’re coming from Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
[Stax Masiza]
Cape Town 2 Jozi
Niggas sell out like mkhozis
Come to my pozi
Shit ain’t sweet, nothing cosy (Nah)
But I come in peace
Still I beat the beat
Every word I shine
I was born to rhyme
Still ain’t reached my prime
But my mind different dime
Seen her Instagram
Yeah she fine, Yeah she fine
Filter over filter
Yeah she lyin’ yeah she lyin’
Thina s’yabaziba every time, every time.
[Overdose]
This for my cinnamon skins up in eldos
For my ntombanzane’s up in Melrose (Ayy)
Slay queens and the night life
I slay teams, lay the pipe right
I got the bottles on deck (deck)
I got the models on deck (deck)
Everything checked (checked)
Anyone capable takin the cheque
You in the circle of bosses
We ain’t takin no losses
Connected like everywhere
Respected whenever we their
Even tho, we all be coming from hood lives
Everyone still living good lives
This shit been held down.
[Hook]
We’re coming from Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
Where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
Artists: Stax Masiza & Overdose
Title: Cpt 2 Jozi (Lyrics)
[Hook]
We’re coming from Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
[Stax Masiza]
Bathi Masiza’s in the house
Smoke an ounce
Make it bounce
Where that kitty? Make it pounce
Make that money, make it count
I’m a dog, I’m a ruler
Bring Mo’Fire like uSbuda
Skathi sami siya dura, bayang’buka
Wena suka endleleni, sukemabozeni
We just going up, njenge langa ekuseni
Flow to sick, ngathi ngi’rappa evuleni
Drilling these beats, asidingi u’mechanic
Masiza…
[Overdose]
Ek se, its one love to mzansi
This trap life imnandi
Aint nobody hlala pantsi
Get ur ass up - slat n panzi
This shit, gon be trending, bigger than John vuli gate
(John vuli gate)
U never heard no Zulu and Afrikaaps
To a drill beat…
This is exactly what happens
When 3 whole different worlds meet
Slick metie bek - sick my vernac
Wie, bring it dieper as ek?
Jy moet respek...
As ek step inie plek
Want ek doen it, korrek (Doen it korrek)
Its Stax Masiza en O.D forchieza
Hulle nou me'n n flow...
Soema gou net virie Madibas. (Net virie Madibas)
[Hook]
We’re coming from Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
[Stax Masiza]
Cape Town 2 Jozi
Niggas sell out like mkhozis
Come to my pozi
Shit ain’t sweet, nothing cosy (Nah)
But I come in peace
Still I beat the beat
Every word I shine
I was born to rhyme
Still ain’t reached my prime
But my mind different dime
Seen her Instagram
Yeah she fine, Yeah she fine
Filter over filter
Yeah she lyin’ yeah she lyin’
Thina s’yabaziba every time, every time.
[Overdose]
This for my cinnamon skins up in eldos
For my ntombanzane’s up in Melrose (Ayy)
Slay queens and the night life
I slay teams, lay the pipe right
I got the bottles on deck (deck)
I got the models on deck (deck)
Everything checked (checked)
Anyone capable takin the cheque
You in the circle of bosses
We ain’t takin no losses
Connected like everywhere
Respected whenever we their
Even tho, we all be coming from hood lives
Everyone still living good lives
This shit been held down.
[Hook]
We’re coming from Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Cape Town to Jozi
Mina ikas’lam yi Dobsi
Ek is vannie Hout Bay ingozi
Living life njenge nkosi
Where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
Where we at?
Cape Town
Where I’m from?
Jozi, Jozi
Tell me what you rep?
Cape Town
What I rep?
Jozi, Jozi
