Artist : Chezman
Title : Danger Zone (Lyrics) ft Wizi Beats
(Chorus)
Afamba xitarateni
ivi akumatindlela timbirhi
Ivi ateka ya left
afamba ka Danger Road
Afika ka DangerZone vona ufike ka DangerZone
U fike ka DangerZone x4
(Verse 1) Wizi beatz
It's crazy how people gone talk about you when yu winning
I never pay no mind I just keep winning
You In your feelings
Wasup with you nikkas beefing?
You nikkas just talk to much
But you nikkas ain't saying that much
Most of you nikkas ain't solid
I'm the guy driving in the cockpit
Djot nikkas of my list
Cause nikkas die of my hits
Nikkas wana get in my shoes
I never get in my shoes
Tell em I never loose kool
Go against me you loose
(Chorus)
Afamba xitarateni
ivi akumatindlela timbirhi
Ivi ateka ya left
afamba ka Danger Road
Afika ka DangerZone vona ufike ka DangerZone
U fike ka DangerZone x4
(Verse2) Chezman
Ulahlile side vafana
Utekile ndlela ya wrong
Ufike Na'ngeni ya Rap
La hileka papakohoo
Loko ungatshembi vafana
Vutisa mhani wakohoo
Kumbe ka vana vakoho
La hileka DangerZone ehh!
Watch me im Killing the Crewz
Kumbe hinga pfula Cycle nho
How can you look for a Push?
Kumbe ufile starter naa?
Ka Rap himina kokwani
Nwina vana vananga
Ulava kuti endla Domu
Hileka Danger zone laa!
(Chorus)
Afamba xitarateni
ivi akumatindlela timbirhi
Ivi ateka ya left
afamba ka Danger Road
Afika ka DangerZone vona ufike ka DangerZone
U fike ka Danger Zone x4
Spotify is excited to announce that South African rapper Willy Cardiac is the second artist to join RADAR – Spotify’s global emerging artists program featuring artists from over 50 markets worldwide. RADAR is Spotify’s commitment to emerging artists across all stages of their career development.
This announcement comes with the release of his latest single “Fan of Me” that is now available for streaming on Spotify. ‘Fan of Me’ serves a high energy iteration of Trap&B, with equal parts thump and rhythm, the track marries both worlds perfectly. Flexing on production by KindlyNxsh, the irresistible melodic trap that Willy Cardiac delivers features a suave verse by Los Angeles crooner Eric Bellinger. Bellinger is renowned for working with artists including Justin Bieber, Usher and Chris Brown. ‘Fan of Me’ is bound to gain Willy Cardiac even more fans.
Back in 2017 Willy Cardiac dropped his debut track “Sippy Dippy”, which saw him go viral and earn a league of fans dubbed the Willy Gang and it is this growing fan base that fuels Willy Cardiac’s performances. The 19-year-old rising star, who has been described as ‘authentic’ and ‘forward thinking’, has a raw energy that captured the eye of popular rapper Ricky Rick and earned him an invitation to perform at the inaugural Cotton Fest.
After years of online success, Willy Cardiac has finally broken into the mainstream and bagged himself a spot on MTVs ‘Hottest MC List 2020 New Wave.’ Now, his inclusion in Spotify’s RADAR program will further accelerate his career by helping him deepen his connection to his existing audience as well as extend his reach globally.
Phiona Okumu, Spotify’s Artist and Label Partnerships Manager for South Africa, said: “Now more than ever, emerging artists need as much platform support as possible to showcase their music to local and international audiences. Spotify has always been committed to artist development, and to connecting fans with the music they will love. We believe that RADAR will help set up Willy Cardiac for long term success with a worldwide Hip-hop listenership.”
Together with the RADAR program, Spotify also recently introduced the On Our RADAR: Africa playlist, which will highlight music from new African artists and their latest releases. The playlist will also serve as a content hub for all the must-know tracks and hot new artists across a full spectrum of genres from the continent and the African diaspora. The playlist will continue to solidify Spotify as the ultimate destination for artist discovery and a powerful partner for rising artists.
Under the RADAR program, Willy Cardiac will be supported across different verticals. From first-hand editorial and on-platform support, to bespoke Spotify social media content to broaden his fan base and more.
“I am thrilled to be chosen by Spotify to be a part of their RADAR program,” says Willy Cardiac. All the hard work I have put into my music continues to be recognised and having Spotify support me on my journey will make my music accessible to millions of users around the world, from South Africa all the way to America. There’s no limit to where your music can go.”
Willy Cardiac joins Spotify’s emerging artist program, following the footsteps of international superstars such as Lil Baby, Rex Orange County, and Lauv who not so long ago were just starting out. Each one was assisted in this journey by Spotify’s dedication to bringing up-and-coming artists to music fans’ radar.
Earlier in March, Spotify announced Elaine as their first South African RADAR artist and continue to support Elaine’s music to date with forthcoming fan-driven events and editorial support from all around the world.
This weekend Willy Cardiac will kick off an IG Live series where he will be joined by some of his popular industry friends to trade ‘fan encounter’ stories. The IG Live series will start on Monday 1 June from 8pm (SAST) and run as per below -
● 1 June - DJ Speedsta (8pm – 8:20pm) and Kea (8:30pm – 8:50pm)
● 2 June - AudioMarc (8pm – 8:20pm) and Uncle Vinny (8:30pm – 8:50pm)
● 3 June - Riky Rick (8pm – 8:20pm)
● 4 June Eric Bellinger (8pm – 8:20pm)
Multi – award winning recording artist, heavy weight beat maker, producer, pH Raw X released his much-anticipated album.
KUXOTAWENA (feat. Berita) is the second official single off his much-anticipated solo project SENSE EXPERIENCE & EKEYOTO. This single comes after the release of his first single IBEBALLINHO (feat. Sho Madjozi). KUXOTAWENA is a beautiful blend of the artists respective sounds into a modern, Afrocentric, hip-hop ballad.
The art of collaboration is at the heart of Sense Experience & Ekyoto. pH Raw X seamlessly binds musical genres from a vast spectrum ranging from hip hop to Afro Soul and phunk. With Executive Production by pH Raw X and collaborators include Sho Madjozi, Riky Rick, Berita, Ootz Tha Afronout, Una Rams, J Molley and Ricco.
With his recent success as co-producer on Sho Madjozi’s 2x SAMA & BET award winning album, Limpopo Champions League, the time has never been better for pH Raw X to embark on a new chapter, as a recording artist. With an array of new music set to release over the next few months, with hints of more exciting collaborations to come, 2019 shaped up to be pH Raw X’s most iconic year to date.
SENSE EXPERIENCE & EKYOTO track listing:
1. SEE (INTRO)
2. AURIKWIHITOLO
3. FIVESTAR (IWASATTHEBOTTOM) ft. Ootz Tha Afronaut
4. IBEBALLINHO ft. Sho Madjozi
5. SAKANOWBABY ft. Una Rams
6. KUXOTAWENA ft. Berita
7. JUSTFORFUN ft. J Molley & Ricco
8. PARTYHOUSE
9. KNOWNBETTER
10. CANTLOVE
11. CAUGHTUP ft. Riky Rick
12. DANCEAPPETITE
13. THESCRIPT
Connect with pH Raw X:
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Twitter: @pH_rawX
Facebook: PH Raw X
Instagram: @pH_rawX
Chester Vuma A.K.A Chezman who was born at Bungeni (Limpopo) is a Vocalist/Rapper who Dances, Acts, Composes and Writes Lyrics. His Career was Noticed since he was at Primary School Level, A lot at His High school and the whole of Giyani and Malamulele
Chezman perfomed and Shared Stage with the Likes of Fifi Cooper, Sjava, Chad da don, Benny Mayingani, Makhadzi, Mlindo the Vocalist and the list goes on.
He worked with WiziBeatz, Maseven, Mthimbani, DMS za, Kay Murdur, Socha e.t.c
His Music got AirPlay on Channel 0, MTV Base,TRACE, Mzansi Magic, Munghanalonene FM, YFM e.t.c
Chezman's love for Music made him Multi-task on Composing, Mixing, Recording ans Writing lyrics. Chezman does Different Genres like House, Hip hop, Afro pop & Kwaito
What Got You into Rap?
I used to listen to Old School Rap back in a days wen I was still young, I used to memorise songs of American Rappers, the Likes of 50Cent, Eminem, 2Pac e.t.c. I used to Rap those songs on the streets and at school until the teachers Discover that I got talent, they used to call me to perfom whenever there were Functions, My peers were amazed & started following my foot steps as things went on and on. High School level, I tried to write my Own lyrics, it was difficult but with practice and consistence, I was slowly improving.
Then I wrote a song called Murapper wamutsonga & others.
If you were not into Rap, What would you be?
I would be Acting! I love Being on TV, Its my perfect mirror.
What is the Good and the Bad thing about Tsonga Rap according to Your Experiences
The Good thing is that; I dont struggle when I'm writting lyrics because I'm using my mother tongue. I'm different and the competition is less due to the type of music that I Create, fusing Tsonga traditional music with western hardcore Rap, Trap and of course Kwaito has played a major role in me finding my own style...
The Challenging part is that whenever I release a song, I'll have to make sure that I translate my lyrics into other languages so that all of my fans can relate, although tsonga is popular but we are still facing language barriers.
What do you mostly write about in Your Music?
About life in general, My struggles, future, My background and My purpose in this world.
You are One of the Few Tsonga Rappers who appeared on TV through Rap, What would you say it's a Challenge to other Tsonga Rappers?
No it's not really challenging, its all about hustling information, Connecting with other folks, exchange information because knowledge is power & it can transform any Rapper's current situation for Better
The Track "Danger Zone" ft Wizi Beats, Would you say this is the song that got you on a Spotlight or there are other tracks that got you to the level you are currently at?
Nope I've been Making Hits ever since I've mastered my craft, I've produced hits like Vataxikuma, Head Vosho, Mucato wa Mahala ft Mthimbani, & Mawaza ft Maseven.
Chezman... What is the story behind this Stage name?
I got this name when I was still young doing miracles with the Mic at my primary school level, I dont know who gave me the name, I just heard people calling me Chezman and I liked it, with the fact that my first name is "Chester" so the combination kinda made sense.
How is the Response from Your Family and Friends towards Your Music Journey?
I used to share My Vision with friends and family sometimes, they used to say im crazy, "that I should get a proper job", when I told them I wanna be on TV, I wanna be on Radio, they thought I wasn't serious, they would sometimes criticise and Oppose. Some of my Friends became enemies because they never believed or understood my passion for music.
But today! here they are... proud of me, and first time they saw me on TV, some of My family phoned and Cried because they know My Struggle...
Few Years to come, Where will Chezman be?
Chezman will be The most Powerful, famous and business minded rapper to ever come out of Limpopo, South Africa & Africa as whole, Putting my clan (tsonga) on the map & empower my people. Work with with Big Artists, brands & build my family a legacy.
Shout Outs
Kay Mudur
Flipper smokerz
Black Dawg
Brian Mafifi
Magbouy
Socha
Micheal Hlungwani
I grew up in Mapetla, Soweto. Never really had many friends. All that time I spent alone, I learnt to tune into my inner voice which developed a deep fulfillment in me. Now, my mission is to make music that encourages people to follow their intuition.
If you were to change One thing about Hip hop in South Africa, what would it be?
I would change the need for theatrics. SA artists are super talented and do not need PR stunts to get their message across. I would also change the trend of releasing 1 song and milking it for a year or more
Mayhem KS... what is the story behind this stage name?
When I was younger trying to decide my rap name, I went with "King Spitta" (KS). I then decided to add "Mayhem" because I wanted to make raps that cause the whole place to erupt in chaos. It used to be Mayhem King Spitta but I shortened it to Mayhem KS because it's easier to remember
Most of your graphics have a purple color on them, does this have anything to do with your music or you as an artist?
Yes it does. I actually intended for everything to be Indigo which is a variation of purple. Indigo is a colour representing INTUITION. I try to make music that awakens one's Intuition. That inner voice, you know
If you were not into Rap, What would you be doing?
Definitely just travelling and immersing myself in cultures all over the world. Dancing till the sun sets and rises again. Anything still in the creative sphere that has me connecting with other human beings
How has the Covid-19 Lockdown-SA affected your music, and what can we expect from Mayhem KS after this period?
Covid has actually helped my career, believe it or not. I was forced to sit down and reflect on what my actual message and purpose is and how I want to package that to the world creatively. It helped me think about how I want to differentiate myself from other artists while adding value to the listener. You can definitely expect a lot more music, visuals & shows from Mayhem KS after the lockdown
What is the good and the bad thing about hip hop in your hood according to your experiences?
The good thing is that my good is filled with fierce, masterful rappers who can go toe-to-toe with the world's best. Ask anyone in my hood about a rapper named Sabelo Blacc and they'll tell you!
The bad thing is that we still believe that it's just about skill and the music when in actuality there's other dimensions such as branding, marketing etc. But that's a problem that's in many hoods not just mine
Is Rapping a Skill or Talent?
Both. Its definitely a talent because you are born with it. There's a certain feel you have for it that others may not. It's also a skill because you need to put in time to hone it and take it to your fullest capability
How is the Response from Family and friends towards your Music Journey?
It's tricky lol. The thing with most black families is that they frown upon any career that is not conventional. I understand where they are coming from though. They only get on board when it starts paying dividends I guess.
What do you mostly write about in your music and why?
My life, love, my craft, my emotions, my intuition, stories of other people etc.
I don't have a solid "why". These are things that flow from within me when the mic is on, you cav.
I believe I am a vessel that delivers messages from the universe so I rap about whatever comes to me
Shout Outs
Whoah the list is long..
I wanna send a shout out to everyone who believes in me and those who believed from day 1.
I wanna send a shout out to my cousins Phila & Hloks who would freestyle & write with me when we were younger helping me sharpen my skills; Sabelo Blacc who stays ready to spit bars, which keeps me on my toes and makes me a better rapper; The homies Ice and Matla who would roll with me taking footage of me performing my music all over town with a mobile speaker; Everyone from my Litt crew; My best friend Soda, who just became a parent with his partner Fifi; the strong women in my life such as Palesa, Sisipo and Nthaby who always choose to go THROUGH the situations they go through; MY MAMA who loves me beyond all belief; My best friend Scara who stays getting better at his craft (soccer) which inspires me to do better too..
I also wanna shoutout to My production team for growing with me and creating such a crisp & world-class sound; LT, Kamaal Thewan,TheMussicIssue & Marvel Ink
- Inga The Artist for always being a supportive friend and staying loyal to his calling... lol there's way more I wanna mention but Ima leave it here.
Check out my latest single called Let's Vaai:
Mayhem KS - Let's Vaai (Prod. Silas Beats)?
We walked around the streets of Duduza in Tembisa searching for Rappers to Drop Freestyle Bars on a Random Beat.
We found two Rappers; Double Dash and True Lies who went straight to the beat and killed it, something people never seen before.
Below is the Video Clip of what went down on that day.
Hosted by Jabulani Jay
Camera by Chad from Chad Graphics
#RideOnMyBeat
Nhlonipho Trinity Baloyi, Founder of BlueTeeRecords.
Born and raised in Limpopo ka Nwaxinyamani Village under Makhado Municipality, Trinity is a Multi-talented person who fell in Love with music (hip hop)
Born on the 24th of February 2001, Trinity went to public schools just like other people but refused to get stuck with the village mind-set, Trinity is an Hip hop Artist better known by his stage name BlueTee. He is a South African Musician, singer, rapper, songwriter and record producer. His name arose due to his favourate colour “Blue” and his initials being B.T
He discovered His talent during His early age as He loved music more than anything while He was still in Primary School, 2014 He went to Masiza High School and passed His Matric in the year 2018. He then went to study Electrical Engineering at Central Johannesburg College Alexandra Campus.
”I believe life is all about growing and striving to get what you want, though sometimes things do not go the way we expect them to be but I refuse to remain stagnant and work on my music to get where I want to be...”
Who is your Main inspiration in the Hip hop Game?
Zoocci Coke Dope
Your favorite color, Blue... why Blue?
Blue to me I can say is a Beautiful colour and I love the look of it it's more attractive
What do you mostly write about in your music and why?
I Mostly write something that I'm thinking about at the certain time; I love talking about succeeding and winning in life, I've got faith in everything that I do, that can be represented by my song I released in 2017 - "Winning Team" produced by Dj HopeStar... I can also write about parties; bring the vibe in the party, this can be represented also by the songs I've released in 2018; I had an event invitation for a night show that needed some dope vibe tracks to dance and there came two of my songs; "Dance Now" and "Do U Like It" produced by Leon Hlabathi" I can write about anything as long as I can flow and rap on the beat, but I love trap beats.
If you were to choose between Engineering and Music, What would you choose and why?
I would choose music, in music you have all your time to enjoy your life and there's no one who will tell you what to do. Engineering is a lifetime job and it's not 100% guaranteed that you'll get it easy.
What is the good and the bad thing about Hip hop in your hood?
The good thing about the people in the hood is that they showcase their talents in different ways and that's awesome I'm saying this because if they use both English and Home language, they benefit in learning, knowing how to speak and to put on the words. Remember, there's no one who'll teach you how to articulate, that's why most people only know how to write English but can't speak it.
The bad thing is people now beef other people to get fans and that makes them not to do dope songs with a message in it, so they end up not going anywhere in the music industry
How is the response from your family and friends towards your Hip hop Journey?
Well my mother loves and supports me, he also attends the events I perform at.. like "Night Before Christmas" hosted by Clemour Ngobeni from TheVoiceSA at Fountain of life chavani, she attended and after the event she asked why didn't you perform only one song? That was 2017, I had no where to record and I had to pay a lot of money for a song, she asked how much was the studio equipment set to show that she cares, I said it was expensive at the time she wasn't working but I promised her that I will buy the studio equipment while i was still at high school. However, there's a lot of family members who don't even know that I'm in a hip hop journey but I guess the last thing they wanna see is me appearing on Channel O which i believe they will soon.
Friends are the best i can say, because they're always supporting me financially and giving me advices on how I can succeed in my music industry
What makes a great Rapper in your opinion?
I mostly use easy English words which everyone can hear and enjoy rapping with me, I don't do mumble rapping and i love rhyming
If you were to change One thing in the Hip hop world, what would it be?
Communication
Follow Blue Tee On:
• Facebook - Trinity Ntiyiso (BlueTee)
• Twitter - @BlueTee4
• Instagram - @BlueTee_sa
Shout Outs
Shout out to all my fans, Dj HopeStar, Leon Hlabathi, TPN, Manotry and Jabulani Jay.
Stream and Download Blue Tee's - Happy Birthday Mom on a link Below
What is one thing that most People think about Pedro Barbosa that He's actually not?
Hmmm interesting question. I’m not always a nice person. I have share of bad decisions. That made me a bad person
What got you into the Music industry in the First place?
Heart break.
What else does Perdro Barbosa do besides Live Entertainment and Musician?
Well till this all covid thing happened that was it I didn’t have time for anything else, now I’m trying to find other stuff to do, I have started studying video editing which is something I always enjoyed.
What do you mostly enjoy when you are performing live?
The interaction when u connect with a crowd. And they feel the message you passing on.
What song do you like performing to the fans and why?
Hehe all of them I guess. It depends on what mood I’m in. That is a tough one. But generally when u have a new song u really want to play it live. The right moment is key though.
What makes a Great Live Performer in your Opinion?
A person who truly feels what they performing and manages to pass that onto the crowd.
What is the Good and the Bad thing about being a Musician according to Your Experiences?
The good mainly the fact that u are able to make people feel and pass a message to make them feel they not alone. The bad well, the attention can be consuming, as well as the lifestyle. U miss a lot of your friends and family time and special moments due to the fact u working.
What keeps you busy during this Lockdown period and what can we expect from Pedro Barbosa after this?
Well I am producing my next EP which is coming out in 6 weeks or so. I’m taking a break from Facebook and proabably all social media to focus on that as well as clear my mind a bit. And I’m filming and editing the videos for the EP. also I’m starting a new business that u get to have a personalized song written for you.
What Motivational words can you share to those who look up to Pedro Barbosa?
Never lose faith. Keep on pushing, you are your worst critic, never let it get to your head. And always follow ur gut feeling.
Follow Pedro Barbosa On:
Facebook - Pedro Barbosa Musician
Twitter - @PedroBMusician
Instagram - @pedrobarbosamusician
Shout Outs
I would like to send a shout out to everyone that has been supporting me and has been helping me through these tough times... so basically all my supporters family and friends... thank you ☺ and thank you for the interview
Featuring Limpopo’s finest rappers, DJ Phatpro is back with a remix of his smash road-trip anthem Gae Limpopo. Keeping it clean and simple, Phatpro who released the original version of the song late last year recruited the legendary Spacemunna who goes in fearlessly in the last verse rapping in a mixture of English, Sepedi and Ndebele. The third verse is taken by Sekhukhune’s very own King Solomon who raps in a new school flow showing his maturity as a fine award winning lyricist. Phatpro owning the song, as usual he doesn’t disappoint as he takes the second verse, still cleverly painting a picture of a road trip of himself heading home to Limpopo from the City of Gold, Johannesburg. “The song was well received in the streets and a remix was requested hence I decided to hook it up” said DJ Phatpro. As the saying goes “ladies first”, the Tsonga Princess, Ms Kulie comes in the first verse and she really proves why she was considered for this remix. With a very smart delivery in English and Tsonga, ending it with a bit lazy matured flow, she got raps indeed. Overall Gae Limpopo is a very well kept simple remix that doesn’t feature a lot of rappers but does really represent the beautiful province of Limpopo. If you are in lockdown and really missing home, this is a track for you. Full of content and melodies.
The song will be out on digital stores soon.
Stay up to date by following DJ Phatpro On:
Facebook: DJ Phatpro
Twitter/IG: @MusicByPhatpro
Youtube: DJ Phatpro
phatpro.blogspot.com
For now just enjoy the Original version of Gae Limpopo right here:
pH RawX, born Gift Nkuna is a heavyweight Beat Maker, Music Producer and Recording Artist. For a decade, he has been on the cutting edge of music making, creating some of the biggest hits for the biggest names in South African music, including Sho Madjozi, Thandiswa Maswai, Khuli Chana, AKA, Mandoza, Riky Rik, HHP, to name a few.
This year, pH RawX is back in the studio, but this time, as a recording artist, the first time in four years. He has signed a global deal with Warner Music South Africa and will be dropping new music in July. The first track IBEBALLINHO, features Sho Madjozi, with an album, as yet untitled, scheduled for later this year.
What Mistakes would you say Upcoming Artists do that make their breakthrough progress Slow in the Music Industry?
When you constantly compare yourself to other artists that might be doing well, leading you to questioning yourself, forgetting that there is no formula to this business but smart and good work. BE ORIGINAL, the consumer is smarter than we think, they can tell the difference.
What is the Good and the Bad thing about Music industry in South Africa according to your experiences?
Being able to create music for a living alone is an amazing honor. The lack of consistent income is the biggest problem in the industry, very few people who actually make the music can live off the music. Personally, being in the forefront of hip hop in SA from the beginning and still find myself very relevant by still moving the culture forward has been the greatest thing in my career so far. Very few artist wish you well... remember that
pH Raw X... What is the story behind this stage name?
My name is Gift, meaning MpHo, SipHo, SimpHiwe, which i spell GIPHT. Pronounced Gift with a PH so i called myself pH. Raw X is taken from my production company, Raw X Productions & Studios. So i call myself pH Raw X
Your Hit "KUXOTAWENA" What is the Motive behind this Song?
LOVE LOVE LOVE
Would you say KUXOTAWENA currently has a huge impact on your Music Journey compared to your other hits?
Kinda, but for me it picks up from my first debut single "Wa Ntiva" feat. Thandiswa Mazwai taken from my debut album "From Giyani With Love" about 4 years ago. Both these songs are one of a kind and cannot be compared to any other records in the whole freakin world. Both these songs show you my versatility as an artist, producer & collaborator.
What does it mean to you Being one of the people who are making it Big in the Hip hop Game from Giyani and representing the Xitsonga tribe?
Means a whole lot... but there are so many more talented artists from limpopo that need their shine. We need more tsonga rappers and urban artist, I will be doing my bit to expose them.
How is the response from Family and Friends towards your music Journey and the fact that you Pursued Music over Interior Design?
It wasn't easy for my parents as you can imagine, they still struggle at times with it but fully support me nonetheless. My siblings have been amazing and supportive from day 1.
The Covid19 Lockdown-SA disturbed a lot of activities in the Music and Entertainment industry, What can we expect from pH Raw Xafter this period?
Ive put a band together to enable me to present my music on stage at a high level, we were meant to begin rehearsing the same week the lockdown began. So i can't wait to pick that up. I will also be pushing new RnB Artist under Raw X, Khan Khalii, with her new EP "Pitsville (Lost In The Trap).
What Motivational words can you share to those who look up to you?
Put God first, spend time with your family, be true to the music and work your ass off.
Follow pH Raw X On:
Facebook - PH Raw X
Twitter - @pH_rawX
Instagram - @pH_rawx
Who do you want to send your Shout Outs to?
My daughter Nkateko Nkuna and my parents. Na mi Rhandza
