“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

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.