From London to Paris: Kraftykid and OKADA's Grime Sensation 'You Got That'
Kraftykid is back with another electrifying track, this time teaming up with French-Japanese artist OKADA for the bouncy grime anthem "You Got That." This release marks a continuation of Kraftykid's #saveoursummers series, aiming to keep the season vibrant with energetic tunes.
Verse 1
The song opens with Kraftykid's clever wordplay, referencing video game duos like Ratchet and Clank, and Daxter and Jak, setting the tone for a track that's as sharp as it is playful. The hook is irresistibly catchy, repeating the phrase "you got this and you got that," mocking rappers who can only rap about their material possessions.
Verse 2
OKADA's verse adds an international flair, seamlessly blending French and Japanese influences. His lines about transitioning from hardship to success resonate with anyone striving for greatness. The unique collaboration between Kraftykid and OKADA showcases their ability to bridge cultures and create something fresh and exciting.
Artwork
Kraftykid and OKADA rented a gym to shoot some reels and the cover art. Also in the cover art is Kraftykid’s brother Nathan. Both OKADA and Nathan have a passion for boxing.
Moral
‘You Got That’ isn't just a song; it's a reminder of the power of collaboration and the importance of pushing the envelope sonically. As you groove to the infectious beat, let it inspire you to tackle your challenges head-on and celebrate your victories. Kraftykid and OKADA have crafted a summer anthem that encourages us all to embrace our strengths and keep pushing forward.
Kraftykid & Forest55's 'Step Way': Your Soundtrack to Removing Toxicity
Positive Vibes Only
Get ready to cleanse your musical palate and revitalise your spirit with "Step Way," the latest release from Kraftykid and Forest55. This UK drill anthem isn't just about beats and rhymes; it's a powerful message about shedding negativity and removing toxic energy from your surroundings.
The song's title, "Step Way," carries a deeper meaning - an invitation to stay away from negative influences and make room for positivity. As you delve into the track, you'll feel an instant surge of energy, thanks to the catchy hooks and dynamic beats that define UK drill. Kraftykid's first full Japanese verse adds a unique twist, further emphasising the importance of breaking free from the past. Forest55's verse complements the track with sharp lyrics and a flow that's both engaging and dynamic. Together, they create a musical synergy that's hard to resist.
The lyrics are a testament to resilience and self-empowerment. Kraftykid and Forest55 encourage listeners to clear their paths and banish negativity, reminding us that we have the power to control the energy around us. "Step Way" is a reminder that we can choose positivity, growth, and personal transformation, no matter the circumstances.
Artwork
The artwork features the two rappers’ bare feet on the sunny rocks. A perfect end to the #saveoursummers series. Forest has a cool Donald Duck tattoo on the right.
Moral
As you hit play on "Step Way," let it be your anthem for removing toxic influences and embracing a brighter, more positive future. Just as Kraftykid and Forest55 have done with their music, take a step away from negativity, and watch as your life becomes a canvas for positivity, growth, and self-discovery.
Love, Loyalty, and Selfishness: The Complicated Dynamics in Kraftykid and J the Protagonist’s 'Keep You For Myself'
#saveoursummers
The #saveoursummers playlist is Kraftykid’s response to all the mid hitting the airwaves. Bouncy tunes produced by himself featuring his friends. Constantly updating all summer, so follow the playlist to stay updated. The first installment, "Keep You For Myself" sees Kraftykid collaborate with J the Protagonist to deliver a raw and intense exploration of love, possessiveness, and selfishness. The chorus sets the tone, highlighting the unapologetic nature of the artists, confessing their inability to escape their self-centered desires.
J the Protagonist
J the Protagonist's verse delves into the complexities of a relationship, expressing a longing for a perfect partner while acknowledging the struggles and conflicts that arise. The lyrics paint a picture of a deep connection, a partnership reminiscent of Bonnie and Clyde, built on loyalty and shared experiences. The bond runs so deep that even after a breakup, there's an unwavering commitment to protect and support one another.
Kraftykid
Kraftykid's verse brings a different perspective, expressing a sense of entitlement and control over the relationship. He acknowledges his financial contributions while highlighting the risks and dangers he's willing to face for the one he loves. The lyrics portray a possessive nature, emphasizing his dominance and unwavering commitment. The song's gritty beat and unfiltered lyrics create a captivating atmosphere, drawing listeners into the intense emotions and conflicts presented in the track.
Artwork
The artwork adds another layer of depth to the emotional narrative. Kraftykid and J the Protagonist's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a complex relationship, and the artwork perfectly captures the essence of solitude and longing. The image showcases a lonely car parked near the Enoshima sea, bathed in the warm hues of golden hour. As the sun sets and casts its glow over the tranquil scene, it evokes a sense of introspection and contemplation. The artwork encapsulates the bittersweet emotions and the desire to keep someone close, hinting at the complexities and conflicts explored within the song.
Moral
In this gritty anthem, "Keep You For Myself" serves as a reminder of the complexities of love and relationships. It raises questions about possessiveness, loyalty, and the boundaries between self-interest and genuine connection. The moral of the song lies in the exploration of self-awareness and understanding. It prompts listeners to reflect on the balance between personal desires and the well-being of others. While the song delves into selfishness, it also offers an opportunity for introspection, challenging individuals to find a healthy equilibrium between their own needs and the needs of their loved ones.
Check back in the #saveoursummers playlist every two weeks for a new song.