Nothing Ever Stays The Same

Real Life feat. Zoda Plex (prod. by KMB)

BAD TRIP [prod. knave]

Geek!m {prod by Geekinz}

Blxckie & K1llbrady - Houdini (Prod.808Sallie)

Waited

“DADDY MONEY” by Black Ego
The Anthem: A raw manifesto of self-made triumph. Black Ego (surname: Thaba) reclaims “daddy money” – transforming it from privilege into proof of his Cape Town grind.

The Journey:
From sleeping with roaches in the gwallas (backrooms) to turbocharging Nissans with “no doc shebeleza” – this is sweat equity, not generational wealth. Every bar screams: “My father didn’t grow up to daddy money… My kids, they having that daddy money.”

The Crown:
SA pride ignites every reference:
→ Galxboy > Gucci
→ Langa lunches to Hermanus whale watching
→ “Came from the Thabas” – a surname now synonymous with resilience.

The Revelation:
The track detonates with the Kill Bill Superman Monologue:

“Superman didn’t become Superman… Superman was born Superman. When Superman wakes up in the morning, he’s Superman… Clark Kent is how Superman views us.”
This isn’t sampled – it is a declaration. Black Ego is no Clark Kent begging for acceptance. HE is the superhero who emerged from Thabas, built empires, and now shields the bloodline. Born EGO.

DADDY MONEY with LP & BILL WILLIAMS prod by. LostboiSilo

"NOOSE.wav" is a raw, defiant manifesto from Black Ego. Over a self-made menacing beat, he weaves intricate street poetry, declaring his mastery ("I put the 16 in a noose") while exposing the suffocating hypocrisy of the music industry ("Ropes around the game... These robes are garments, Not a fluke"). The track drips with luxury imagery (Tom Ford, leather coupes) contrasted sharply against the grim reality of betrayal ("Idols turn to rivals"), exploitation ("Record label just to scrape these streams"), and the hollow pursuit of fame ("What is the worth of fame and fortune in this day dude?"). 

Black Ego spits with unapologetic confidence, fueled by past struggle ("Grew up in a time 4am i had to rise it") and a fierce dedication to his circle ("I do this for my little nigga P"). It's a visceral trap anthem where survival instincts clash with industry corruption, delivered with a lethal flow and an ego that demands respect ("THOUGHT I TOLD YOU"). Expect introspection, bravado, and a noose tightening on the game's fakes.

NOOSE.wav

"SPEND A DAY WITH ME" invites listeners into the triumphant daily rhythm of Black Ego. Over smooth, cruising production, he narrates a vivid 24-hour cycle – from mindful mornings ("Meditate... build my land in it") and family routines ("Dress my kids ups... drop my Queen") to hustling in style ("Pull up at the office... sealing deals mitigation"). The track revels in hard-won success ("Started from the bottom... we made it"), weaving luxury imagery ("spaceship" whip, "digital dash") with grounded gratitude ("What a life what a blessing"). Black Ego balances fatherhood, business ("Talking real figures"), and signature swagger ("Ego on the bass"), celebrating the journey from struggle to stability. It's an uplifting, groove-laden anthem of black excellence, family pride, and living the blessing ("Then we settle down / Little nigga too legit"). Ride along and feel the gratitude.

SPEND A DAY WITH ME ONE

SPEND A DAY WITH ME TWO

HANNIBAL

CANT LOSE

Cape Town’s Black Ego is a versatile rap artist weaving conscious lyricism into every creation. Championing Black excellence and a message of love for all, his sound fuses soulful grooves with commanding flows. More than music, it’s a movement rooted in culture, respect, and genuine expression. Dive into his world on all platforms.