Who ever made that beat has my respect, that's not something your everyday producers make, a well mastered beat that sets you right in the middle of jungle Africa, a beautiful piece of art right there. The chorus tells you about how long they have been hustling going place to place "pushing this thing" as the name of the song makes evident, you know it's Vector. Then you have these three "maskateers" exchanging verses on the beat without second thought. The verses then bring you to urban ghetto latter day Africa struggles of tryna make money. Koppah Waleh takes the first blow, it's beautiful, you find a better and improved Koppah, then Irysh Da princess, who I have personally just been aware of, comes in and it's bad, she's truly a natural, what do you say? she's got that Penya Play flavour bad. And then she comes back with a twelve bars long bridge just to make way for the King, Mega Stunna himself.
His first line, "Never re hloloa lekhale" translated as "we will never ever loose" truly shows you how Bosses get in.
And he lands so smoothly on the beat as if it was with so much ease, he even goes back to "Khosi" and rebreaths lines like "Tlama thoto e tiie, ke Maseru mona" which means "Bugle up, this is the city", what more can we ask for? Truth is, it's going to be a while before we find another one like Mega Hertz.
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