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#STREAM SCAR’s ‘It Will Be Ok’ feat. Sasa Klaas

Published

5 years ago

May 10, 2020

The machine that is B.I.G S.C.A.R is steady building momentum towards the much anticipated #SongsForAdrian and he’s just gotten the ball rolling with a new single days ahead of the release. Yeah, dude is rapping,..haaaaard and he ain’t taking no prisoners. I’ve got a feeling this new project will present to us as Scar that’s way more honest and way more personal about his life and that should make for plenty stories for the avid hiphop lover. We can’t wait for it, in the meantime stream ‘It’ll be ok here’, lyrics below!

#STREAM the 2nd single (‘It Will Be Ok’ feat. Sasa Klaas) off my 5th studio album #SongsForAdrian.
Here are the words. Make sure to #SHARE with your friends and lovers of BW music.

(INTRO – SCAR)
Monna I need to get like..

Drak!

Caesar, yeah

Its how we do it/ Ao F.A.T/ SHIKISHAUUU!! Aweh x4

(VERSE 1 – SCAR)
Usually I’m the first to admit it when I’m the wrong one/
Took a bit of knowing the music but in the long run/
I saw my thoughts change with time, started speaking my mind/
To politicians never seeking a side/
Just a public school kid who found it easy to rhyme/
And my parents signed the contract to get me to smile/
I was 16 with sixteens, big dreams and big screams got me dreaming of popping in big screens/
Grew up in the city with my moms and pops/
Little sister hype man til’ the day that I stop/
That’s who the space for when I’m alone on stage/
Went from rapping with a broom to the shows on stage/
Tongue right, throw the scale at your boy if the son light/
Full eclipse on you niggas I’m blocking the sunlight/
All heads rapping cos you see the bars is back/
Why retire when I’m tighter than a scar intact/
If you ask around Botswana papa SCAR is rap/
You can keep on with the acts mare SCAR is back with scars on his back/
Knife wounds human attacks/
Like a Desperado SCAR got guitars on his back/
I ain’t here to ask critics ‘bout who can rap/
Only time I ever testifiy I knew the facts/
Always see me without the jewels so they quick to assume/
I’m like you inside your momma house cleaning your room/

(HOOK – Sasa Klaas)

Never thought one day/
I would have everything my way/
My blessings on delay/
GOD SAID IT WILL BE OK
It will be OK (X2)

VERSE 2
Only thought of silver spoons cos I used my hands/
Never thinking love would come and then confuse the plans/
Comfortable and lost ambition, now I’m a dad/
Got my purpose back when I had my boy in my hands/
Saw him into the World best moment I had/
Dope, like the new relationship I got with my dad/
Posted in the back of a van chilling with fam/
Smiling with the sun in my face feet in the sand
Now they say bosses push while a leader should pull/
The exception to the rule, I was never a fool/
Serve your woman with the cool when I step in the room/
Cooler than a day in June when the camera zooms/
Leader of platoons, erase you like a cartoon/
Step on dudes like a stool and stuff you back in your tomb/
Call Blain for extra body bags for you and your crew/
Just because I love the view doesn’t mean imma move/
Yeah it’s true that some nudes end up making the news/
That’s because you fxck with dudes that don’t follow the rules/
One of the few you crazy tryna put on my shoes/
Ola 7 when attacking cos I cover my 2/
Overlapping when I’m rapping cos I’m better than you/
I was trapping when I flew off to the back of the moon/
Found my way back never far away from the tunes/
Achilles in Troy, niggas is Orlando Blooms

(HOOK – Sasa Klaas)

Never thought one day/
I would have everything my way/
My blessings on delay/
GOD SAID IT WILL BE OK
It will be OK

(SCAR) It will be OK (X2)

It will be OK

(SCAR) It will be OK (X2)

END

Music

Rashid Drops “What It This” Featuring Scar & Pongo

Published

2 days ago

April 1, 2025

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Hip-hop heads, get ready! Rashid is back with a brand-new track, “What It This,” a hard-hitting anthem tailor-made for lovers of old-school rap. Featuring the legendary Scar and the dynamic Pongo, with production by the skilled Bangu, this track delivers pure hip-hop energy with gritty beats, sharp lyricism, and undeniable authenticity.

Over Bangu’s signature boom-bap production, Rashid, Scar, and Pongo trade verses with effortless chemistry, dropping bars that pay homage to the golden era of hip-hop. “What It This” blends nostalgic vibes with a fresh sound, proving that real hip-hop is alive and thriving.

This track isn’t just music—it’s a statement. If you’re a fan of raw storytelling, hard-hitting beats, and lyricism that cuts deep, this is one release you can’t afford to miss.

🔊 Stream it now and feel the essence of real hip-hop! 🚀🎶

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Titose and Hanna Deliver an R&B masterpiece with “Frustrated” – A cry for clarity in love

Published

2 weeks ago

March 23, 2025

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In “Frustrated”, Titose and South African songstress Hanna craft a delicate yet emotionally potent ballad that captures the quiet chaos of loving someone indecisive. The track is reflective and anxious, built on minimalist R&B production that lets the vocals breathe—and ache.

Both artists deliver tender yet resolute performances, embodying a love that’s hanging by a thread. The lyrics are a plea for clarity, a call to action. “I’m ready to jump,” they seem to say, “but I can’t keep shrinking to fit into your uncertainty.” It’s a relatable tug-of-war: staying for love, but dying for a decision.

“Frustrated” doesn’t scream—it simmers. It’s for those late-night overthinks, when your heart wants answers, but your person keeps you on pause. A hauntingly beautiful collaboration that sits with you long after the music fades.

Music

AbTheActivist x Zeus Bring Heat on “Rugged-Raw”

Published

2 weeks ago

March 19, 2025

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“Rugged-Raw” is exactly what it sounds like—unfiltered, charged, and unapologetically hip-hop. On this collab, AbTheActivist and Zeus are in rare form, combining new-school energy with OG precision.

Ab opens the track with braggadocio and bite—talking his wins, taking aim, and holding his ground. The bars are sharp, direct, and chest-out confident, calling out peers and asserting position with zero hesitation. There’s no filler here—just straight jabs and flexes from a young rapper who knows exactly where he’s headed.

Then comes Zeus, stepping in like the seasoned heavyweight he is. It’s big bro energy, calm and calculated but lethal. He rides the beat with authority, delivering lines that land with experience and swagger. It’s the “I’ve seen it all, now watch me win again” type of verse that only a vet can pull off.

“Rugged-Raw” isn’t just a track—it’s a moment. A cross-generational power move that speaks to where hip-hop in Botswana has been, and where it’s going. This one’s for the heads, the spitters, and the culture.