Let's decode Roma's Zimbabwe..

Let's decode Roma's Zimbabwe..

Hata Mpoto kamwambia Yohana kuna 'maiti zinazotembea'

Twaenda au tushafika Zimbabwe...

#ROMA_AKILI_KUBWA
 
Al-Watan said:
For those who know anything about hip hop, they would know hip hop was built on a culture of defiance.

Big Daddy Kane had a song about "Ain't No Half Stepping". In the hood, if you half step, you demonstrate weakness.

You could be killed for some shyt like that.

Either you wimp out from the get go and do not step on the stage at all, or you go all out.It's all or nothing.

Even the lord - for believers- said he does not like the lukewarm and he will vomit them out

That is about the philosophical stance.

Artistically the track lacks imagination. Roma having gone through what he did along with all the press he had, could have emerged with a more interesting tracks with better lyrics and delivery.

Instead he gave us a tepid post-menopausal "I am scared" cry.Barely disguised as a cry for more openness in the second verse.

The track is as bare as the background of the video.

Give me some hardcore Nako 2 Nako please. Then we can talk.
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Somehow I'll agree with you,


I remember that day in middle level our literature teacher was greatly contended on "falsafa ya mwandishi/msanii" and "msimamo wa msanii".

The work will be Irresistible If those components are not well recited.




Al-Watan said:
For those who know anything about hip hop, they would know hip hop was built on a culture of defiance.

Big Daddy Kane had a song about "Ain't No Half Stepping". In the hood, if you half step, you demonstrate weakness.

You could be killed for some shyt like that.

Either you wimp out from the get go and do not step on the stage at all, or you go all out.It's all or nothing.

Even the lord - for believers- said he does not like the lukewarm and he will vomit them out

That is about the philosophical stance.

Artistically the track lacks imagination. Roma having gone through what he did along with all the press he had, could have emerged with a more interesting tracks with better lyrics and delivery.

Instead he gave us a tepid post-menopausal "I am scared" cry.Barely disguised as a cry for more openness in the second verse.

The track is as bare as the background of the video.

Give me some hardcore Nako 2 Nako please. Then we can talk.
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Daby said:
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Somehow I'll agree with you,


I remember that day in middle level our literature teacher was greatly contended on "falsafa ya mwandishi/msanii" and "msimamo wa msanii".

The work will be Irresistible If those components are not well recited.
Click to expand...
Bob Marley did Zimbabwe already.

This is so unoriginal.
 
Oooh let's praise holy holy holy in the highest so there should be no fury.
 
Good song, just some things don't add up to me. My n!gga is apologizing for lacking balls to speak up on what had happened to him coz he was afraid for his life and that of his family, I can respect that. He then goes on and drop some hints on the whole drama + going even harder on very sh!t that supposedly got him kidnapped. So where did he get the courage now? Has he sort out the concerns he had/has?

Blasting the villain, praising his guardian angel, what's that all about? John has endorsed David publicly, so it's only common sense that them mofos are in on every damn thing together. Unless Roma is being slick to fool John, I'm not following.

Harakati and sh!t, that's the life you chose yourself bruh. Nobody put it on you. You claimed in your songs that you was ready to ride or die, whatever the storm. The mofos accepted the challenge, and now you remember having a family?

I don't know about y'all, but I'm holding n!ggas to their own words, specially in hip-hop. If you say you about sh!t, be about sh!t, or you ain't sh!t. Coz word is bond, man.
 
Yanga na Mtibwa sugar wamecheza wametoka Makonda leo alikuwa KKKT Kimara njaa imeuwa watu 148 Somalia kesho ni jumatatu muwahi ukame umezidi kushika kasi Azam FC ipo nafasi ya jua sasa limekuwa kali balaa.
 
Audience: Mr Roma ur a really rapper and myself I appriate u. Point to not is that we know what happened but our system........... And we seeing the truth but we don't need to ask why Roma and not Diamond. What I rimind u is u need to step forward never come back ever.

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