Music

This Rap has a Message – “Break the walls”

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4 years ago

August 10, 2020

As somebody who has seen and experienced prejudice, Lazarus endeavors to do everything to remind individuals that we are for the most part equivalent. His vision and any desire for a superior world, a world “without boundaries among countries and individuals” is plainly brought out by his most recent single “Break the Walls”.

It is not normal for the majority of his past melodies however is similarly significant and relatable. His rise in the Hip-Hop industry itself is a demonstration of dividers being broken.

In his single he discusses different nations and depicts the excellence in them and how every one of them are extraordinary and exceptional advising us that despite the fact that we are largely unique we are people.

He closes his tune on an extremely reassuring note “And it doesn’t take a country of millions to keep this contempt twisted, cause everything necessary is one man to change the world”. How about we meet the challenge at hand, break the dividers and trust in a superior world.

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