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Slap Dee Lyrics
Its kingdeezo! Ricore! xyz!
now pay attention coz this style is very rare /
nina lapila so I prolly never gona be a player /
cheated on school, me and music had an afair /
hottest emcee not namwana waleya /
every time I spit flow the crowd go preach /
mwati kuli level tht I will never gona reach /
is it really possible tht I'll be chilling on a beach but still
have class of many rappers 2 teach /
so I ask myself ni daily nimazi funsa /
the life I choose vinyau! Vimbuza! /
chilaka cha teacher webaposita ku Rufunsa /
I aint tryna be another topical person. /
is it bout me or my music in question /
you wana watch me Olo ufuno nvela nyimbo /
gimmie a yes or no let's keep this shit simple! /
i already told you am all about the B's (business) /
music and nice car all about the trees /
dont touch my dairy am all about the cheese /
could have made a doctor never had the fees /
musani pase kumi kumbukisani ngati mwandaba /
made histry yo zwangendaba /
like a Zulu Boy Flexing zindaba /
Put your girl on the floor like mwandaba (eeeh!)
inyan'ga nise munga jelly /
leka banyama ba lakwe munga rapp kelly /
nabe bafuno copa bai cope pama selly /
lelo navomela pano pachalo pali bangeli /
i know wat u thinking this hommie rapping too much
now /
is it just me or this hommie too tough /
and I think he over doing it the 16bars /
who he tryna be karess wana be Naz.(Non!) /
tryna put zed on the map /
theirs only 1 I (eye), aint talking fettywap /
make the djay act like drake, and play this shit back to
back /
l can mili on me, ama have 2 hit u back 2 back /
miss no recidor /
hommie its to die for /
one hand on the mic and another on the Bible /
n my flow sick bt the girls think its silly /
till I drop my pants and introduce em' to my WILLIE /
thts why nabwelela vilimba vankalisa zee! /
bakamba do something please vankala zee /
at don't just stand there dizo aya ma keys /
ona ma geez ona ma gelo ona ma kays /
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BW2 (eehh!) Its Beedabuyutuu! Aaa! Bw2 ...its bw2!!!!
By mushiba and laz-bee
Writer(s): Slap Dee
Contributed by Madelyn M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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Born Mwila Musonda on the 27th of April, Slapdee first got in the game during his high school years. Battling school mates and winning recognition, he soon realised that he could make hip-hop a viable career.
His career began to get moving in 2006 when he worked on a song called ‘Asembe Isebenza’ and was identified by promoter Sync as a rising star. His debut album bearing the same name was a commercial dissapointment but earned Slap decent radio spins and generated a buzz in the hip-hop underground. Read Full BioBorn Mwila Musonda on the 27th of April, Slapdee first got in the game during his high school years. Battling school mates and winning recognition, he soon realised that he could make hip-hop a viable career.
His career began to get moving in 2006 when he worked on a song called ‘Asembe Isebenza’ and was identified by promoter Sync as a rising star. His debut album bearing the same name was a commercial dissapointment but earned Slap decent radio spins and generated a buzz in the hip-hop underground.
His follow-up effort entitled ‘So-Che’ catapulted the young rhymesmith to national stardom. Featuring hits like ‘Solola’ and ‘Takwaba’… So-Che confirmed what well-informed critics had suspected: the next big thing had arrived!
2007/8 saw Slapdee embroiled in a bitter feud with crooner Mampi. As the beef raged, the listening public was spoilt with legendary tracks from the Makeni-based MC like ‘Nizee’ and ‘Sunshila’ . He also enjoyed a great working relationship with songbird Sutu, belting out duets ‘Kamba Che’ and ‘Disposable’.
Moving from strength-to-strength in 2009, Slapdee released his third studio project entitled Black na White to an overwhelming response from fans. Radio favourites included “Goldigger”, “Fo’Shizy” and “Chishinka”. Slap is currently in studio recording his fourth album, his second under his very own record label “X.Y.Z Entertainment”. This project will be uniquely different as Slap will use it to showcase his own beat-making skills.
Slapdee strengths lie in a unique ear for music, an intuitive understanding of the listening public’s tastes and his strong song writing skills. With the ability to compose a sung hook, a strong 16 bar rap verse or a melodic bridge, this triple threat of beatmaking, songwriting and rapping certainly make Slapdee a star for many years to come in African music
His career began to get moving in 2006 when he worked on a song called ‘Asembe Isebenza’ and was identified by promoter Sync as a rising star. His debut album bearing the same name was a commercial dissapointment but earned Slap decent radio spins and generated a buzz in the hip-hop underground. Read Full BioBorn Mwila Musonda on the 27th of April, Slapdee first got in the game during his high school years. Battling school mates and winning recognition, he soon realised that he could make hip-hop a viable career.
His career began to get moving in 2006 when he worked on a song called ‘Asembe Isebenza’ and was identified by promoter Sync as a rising star. His debut album bearing the same name was a commercial dissapointment but earned Slap decent radio spins and generated a buzz in the hip-hop underground.
His follow-up effort entitled ‘So-Che’ catapulted the young rhymesmith to national stardom. Featuring hits like ‘Solola’ and ‘Takwaba’… So-Che confirmed what well-informed critics had suspected: the next big thing had arrived!
2007/8 saw Slapdee embroiled in a bitter feud with crooner Mampi. As the beef raged, the listening public was spoilt with legendary tracks from the Makeni-based MC like ‘Nizee’ and ‘Sunshila’ . He also enjoyed a great working relationship with songbird Sutu, belting out duets ‘Kamba Che’ and ‘Disposable’.
Moving from strength-to-strength in 2009, Slapdee released his third studio project entitled Black na White to an overwhelming response from fans. Radio favourites included “Goldigger”, “Fo’Shizy” and “Chishinka”. Slap is currently in studio recording his fourth album, his second under his very own record label “X.Y.Z Entertainment”. This project will be uniquely different as Slap will use it to showcase his own beat-making skills.
Slapdee strengths lie in a unique ear for music, an intuitive understanding of the listening public’s tastes and his strong song writing skills. With the ability to compose a sung hook, a strong 16 bar rap verse or a melodic bridge, this triple threat of beatmaking, songwriting and rapping certainly make Slapdee a star for many years to come in African music
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