Holy Ten has often sung the praises of King98's business acumen in the entertainment industry, and it seems they've finally decided to put their money where their mouth is by hitting the studio together resulting in the latest track titled No Love.
Despite having a string of hits under his belt, fans aren't content to rest on his laurels; they want to see him hit it out of the park with every new release. His latest collaboration with King98, "No Love," tries to strike that balance. Judging by the lyrical content, Holy Ten seems to be at sixes and sevens creatively. It feels like someone whispered in his ear to go back to his roots—rapping about struggle and poverty. He opens up about walking through the valley of tough times, including not seeing eye to eye with his wife and hitting the bottle to cope. But just as quickly, he snaps out of it, reminding us that he's still the freestyle king and that if you want a feature, you'd better pay up—"Kana uchida demo ngaimbo svika ecocash."
King98 wraps up the track by singing his heart out with, "They won't show no love, Vane hunhu Hwechimero," leaving listeners with something to chew on.
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| King98 and Holy Ten |
As with any success, there’s a heavy crown to wear, especially when you're trying to juggle a rap career with starting a family. For Holy Ten, it looks like the music took a back seat while he navigated these new waters. The streets are buzzing with a lot of chatter —some say Holy Ten has lost his marbles, while others think he’s burned too many bridges. But Holy Ten isn't one to cry over spilled milk. His lyrics, like "Vakarima mulemon tikabika lemonade," show that he knows how to turn sour situations into something sweet.
Despite having a string of hits under his belt, fans aren't content to rest on his laurels; they want to see him hit it out of the park with every new release. His latest collaboration with King98, "No Love," tries to strike that balance. Judging by the lyrical content, Holy Ten seems to be at sixes and sevens creatively. It feels like someone whispered in his ear to go back to his roots—rapping about struggle and poverty. He opens up about walking through the valley of tough times, including not seeing eye to eye with his wife and hitting the bottle to cope. But just as quickly, he snaps out of it, reminding us that he's still the freestyle king and that if you want a feature, you'd better pay up—"Kana uchida demo ngaimbo svika ecocash."
King98 wraps up the track by singing his heart out with, "They won't show no love, Vane hunhu Hwechimero," leaving listeners with something to chew on.
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