Don’t Play Mob, the pioneering South African drill and rap group hailing from Wynberg, a suburb in Cape Town, is making waves in the music industry with their latest single, “Fairly Odd Freestyle.” Regarded as the trailblazers of drill-rap in Cape Town, the group is gaining international recognition as they bring their unique South African flavor to the global drill scene, heavily influenced by the UK, New York, and Chicago drill scenes.
Released on Friday, June 2, “Fairly Odd Freestyle” showcases Don’t Play Mob’s raw talent and innovative approach to music production. The single, which samples the iconic cartoon “Fairly Odd Parents,” has already gained significant traction, amassing over 10,000 views on YouTube within its first two days and garnering thousands of streams on Spotify.
With their captivating lyrics and hard-hitting beats, Don’t Play Mob takes listeners on a journey into the street life and experiences of Wynberg, Cape Town. Their authenticity and storytelling ability shine through in “Fairly Odd Freestyle,” a track that encapsulates the struggles and triumphs of their local community.
Don’t Play Mob’s emergence in the music scene has been groundbreaking, as they have pioneered the drill-rap genre in Cape Town. Their music represents the voice of their community, and their innovative fusion of South African influences with drill elements has captivated audiences and critics alike.
By incorporating their own unique style into the global drill movement, Don’t Play Mob is putting South African drill on the map. With their thought-provoking lyrics and infectious energy, the group is paving the way for the South African drill scene to flourish on an international scale.
“Fairly Odd Freestyle” is available for streaming on popular platforms such as Spotify, where it has already gained significant traction. The accompanying music video, released on YouTube, offers a visually captivating experience that complements the powerful lyrics and infectious beats.
As Don’t Play Mob continues to establish themselves as frontrunners in South African drill and rap, “Fairly Odd Freestyle” serves as a testament to their innovation and artistry. Their commitment to representing their community and introducing the world to the unique sound of South African drill solidifies their position as a rising force in the global music landscape.
