Released: October 9, 2019

Songwriter: Phenom The Don [Pinaki Rattan] Nas DIVINE

Producer: Phenom The Don [Pinaki Rattan]

[Intro: DIVINE]
Yo all we heard is Nas on the CDs
This is the Guru, we call it
Guru is the teacher
This one's the Guru, yeah

[Interlude: Nas]
I still remember people saying that Hip-Hop would not be around
That it's just gonna be here today gone tomorrow
People really not respecting it as an art form
And there was just no love for hip hop
On a, on a global level, on a major level
This here prove everybody wrong that is here that is growing
And that's a universal language, you know, I love that
And Divine he's dope man
Where'd he come from is, what we need to learn more about
'Cause we know where it is from in New York
But also where he's from
The way he is saying his poetry, his style
What he's doing that's something that really means for us
So we love to be partners with you
We're happy to be partners with you
We love your music, we love what you do
We're in love with the people, that's into you
And we wanna see here, happening it over here in America
Mass appeal, Mumbai, baby
It's going down

DIVINE

Vivian Fernandes, better known by his stage name Divine, is a rapper from Mumbai, India. He began his career as an underground rapper in 2011 and gained popularity after his single “Yeh Mera Bombay.”

Divine primiraly raps in Hindi and Mumbai street lingo. He obtained mainstream success following his collaboration with Naezy, another Mumbai-based rapper, on the song “Mere Gully Main,” along with his solo singles “Jungli Sher” and “Farak.” Constant gigs with Indian DJ Nucleya he has made him the face of the Indian rap scene. He is currently signed by Sony Music.

Born in slum of JB Nagar, Mumbai, his earlier influences were 50 Cent whose picture he saw on his friend’s T-Shirt. He lended a pirated CD of 50-60 hip-hop songs from his friends containing works of Eminem, Tupac and 50 Cent.

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