No Gree for Hunger is a Hipco song from Monrovia, Liberia, performed in Koloqua — the street language of the people. It tells the story of everyday youth hustle in Liberia: hunger, school fees, traffic, and survival, mixed with the resilience and humor that define Liberian life.

Hipco is the sound of Liberia’s streets, and No Gree for Hunger carries that energy. From Red Light to Sinkor, Paynesville to West Point, the song reflects how Liberian youth stand strong and refuse to give up. With its chantable hook and street vibe, it connects deeply with anyone who knows the struggle of daily life in Liberia.

This is more than a Liberian rap track — it is Hipco at its core: raw, powerful, and true to the people. Whether you’re in Monrovia, the diaspora, or a global fan of African hip hop, No Gree for Hunger is a song that shows why Hipco is one of Africa’s most important voices in rap today.


No Gree for Hunger

My goal is to be the first real international artist. I compose and create songs in all languages, style and around the local culture! You want to see your Country/Language represented? Dm me!

Mon objectif est de devenir le premier vrai artiste international. Je compose et crée des chansons dans toutes les langues, tous les styles et adaptées à toutes les cultures locales ! Vous voulez voir votre pays/langue représenté ? Envoyez-moi un message !

Mi objetivo es ser el primer verdadero artista internacional. ¡Compongo y creo canciones en todos los idiomas, estilos y adaptadas a las culturas locales! ¿Quieres ver a tu país/idioma representado? ¡Envíame un mensaje!

No Gree for Hunger

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