In Summary
- Why we will always be together, Scar Mkadinali.
- They’re more organized and treat each other as family.
- Sewer Sydaa was not part of the group when they started.
Scar Mkadinali has revealed that Wakadinali will always be together since they’re more organized and treat each other as family. In addition, Scar affirmed that they have a hierarchy which is respected with Domani Munga being responsible for the hooks.
According to Scar, having a leader instills a sense of discipline needed in propelling an organization to unimaginable heights.
He continued that as much as he can easily sing a hook it’s always Domani’s role and they all respect that.
The lifestyle rapper further noted that Wakadinali had undergone some growth with the acquisition of Sewer Sydaa who was not part of the group when they started.
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However, Scar also disclosed that they always quarrel when together but get balance afterwards.
“Sisi tuko organized sana mpaka unarealize hook ni mtu mmoja tu ndio huchapa, si ni ukweli, I cannot siwezi leta apo kimbelembele msee like tumejiunderstand but ningekuwa na mafeeling like ‘mi leo pia nataka kuchapa pia mi acha niekwe kwa hook’ bro I cannot do that ni understanding ingine crazy…Lakini ni kitu inaitwa organization you never agree inaitwa tu organized crime it’s that shit (chuckles) Kama umeskia Wakadinali utarealize nilikuwa naanzaga track zote na ka una realize Wakadinali Sewer hakukuwa, ni nini inafanyika ni growth” asserted Scar partly.
It’s Not Easy To Keep A Rap Group
Scar further noted that it’s not easy to keep a rap group more so when the members met in their adult lives.
He noted that Wakadinali’s bond goes back to their childhood days.
The same love is shared with their extended families making them a close-knit family.
This is why it’s hard for them to go separate ways despite having divergent opinions at times.
“Pia mi nilishtukia niko na Domani my nigga! Tukiwa watoi so he’s part of my life nipende nisipende, najua madhake anajua madhangu unaona so it’s not just a rap group hii ni familiy” he explained partly.
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While summing up his quick fire session, Scar revealed how he made 250k peddling copies of his album.
However, he noted that not every artist can take the same route adding that mainstreaming platforms also pay handsomely.
