VERSE ONE – UMUSEPELA CROWN
Umusepela Crown started by acknowledging that his opponent can make well in music, but not just rap. He thinks Starjon can work in a band for “Kalindula” or folk music! However, Umusepela Crown starts to steal our attention as he makes thes bold rhymes and word play with former Cameroon Soccer player Samuel Et’oo. He further marries two livelihoods, as he pays honors to those wel to do “Mayadi” and those Ghetto survivors!
I make some sick, then some well (Samuel) Et’oo
Appearance nefyo ndelanda ni mayadi but uhmm brain ni ghetto
Another Impactiful & noticeable moment is when Umusepela Crown toys with his opponent, claiming Starjon is so whack that we really need to perform a ritual in order to give him some rap skills! Not only that, we experience Umusepela Crown’s use of wordplay as he do not directly Mention Starjon but simutaneously points at him while refering to him using his own slogan: “Ichoo”
Leteni virgin, inkoko ya white, akasalu salu ya red tupefome ritual
Ati pali chi whack rapper pano imwe chilikwisa? ichoo!
He straight away goes on to pinpoint that his opponent is finished, making reference to the Zambian High School syllabus, which he believes is as old fashioned as his opponent in a civilized & morden world:
Alipwa last, ali mu G12, tewama setting ali pa default
Naushalila twalichita evolve, anyway this is my fault
The final and probably the biggest shots in the verse comes at the end of the verse as Umusepela Crown brags about how he is in lead of the pack, while his opponent is nothing. He also hammers the final nail by making a big reference to soccer, with a wordplay towards Starjons father!
Am number one iwe zero zero zero together tulepanga thousand (1000)
Am outstanding teulechita ifi uyu ni stunting
Ndisha whistle (wiso) nga ref mu football pitch uye wipushe bondi nga tantina!