https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv6Fs0NXA3M

Sauron1:
DA CYPHA

Hold the mic with a grip when i'm regularly ciphering scripts
Got no ice on da wrist,but i possess a lyrical license to spit
Ma mighty wisdom will tell u 'life is a gift' and 'death is a curse'
You are proud of being the greatest when u are the best of the worst
I smoke a pound of cess and my enemy n foes say I'm wreckless
While my adversaries stay at da bottom like pros playin tetris
Calling ma name is breathless, this culture is a race of the rappers
To master all of the elements of hip hop and i'm acting it faster
If you are fake and an actor, i ma demolish you in a place of disaster
You couldn't be on top of "the game" if u was dating the rapper
Rivals are facin a master, i'm a living legend like Christ in his time
All civillians wait to get in heaven so i put my 'life on the line'
I'm nice wit da rhymes, the last of a dying breed as a top alliance
Ma inspirational work inspire da audience to stop the violence
Without da cops suppliance, a solo force disposing with no heart
I ma dominate with more written classics than Bethoven n Mozart.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOtHSL3dPYA

Open Letter To Upcoming Artistes & The Rest Of Them. Reacting to the video that X-ray the patheticism that ushered the Ex-YBNL affiliate, Pelepele into Sucidal conclusion of his life’s journey, It is imperative i say this to Over-expectant Indie/Upcoming Artistes and the rest of them.

Getting a record deal with a reputable record company is not an automatic ticket to stardom but a corridor to mini associative fame/attention which in conjunction with acceptable works could lead you to stardom.

Moreso, we must at all cost get rid of that arrival mentality/syndrome which invariably leads to a lackadaisical state of lukewarmness in our artistry when we get signed, because thats just the beginning of your voyage as a proffessional Artiste.

To be candid and blunt on this, that time of your latent career you get signed to a big label is about the most critical and defining time of your career, If you ask me i will tell you to work and pray thrice the way you use to previously before you got signed because if you fail whether as a result of the Record company’s shortcomings or yours.

Firstly, other contemporary reputable record companies will hardly consider your brand afterwards, instead they will prefer a fresher who has not ‘wasted’ any Record company’s resources before.

Secondly, a vast majority of the audience/public would be quick to conclude that you are not good enough since you couldn’t breakthrough with an opportunity offered by a record label of that caliber.

Going forward, I’m urging every prospective signee without being desperate, to do everything non-diabolic and non-illicit to emerge victorious even if it takes spending the little you have on some strategic promotional moves the label obligatorily should have done.

One more thing be focused and optimistic but be wise enough as well to have a “plan B” because Music Business is a “Casino”. Deliver your unit my brother, some big opportunities na setup! #avoiddepression #saynotosuicide RIP Pelepele.