Is This Lucasraps Response to Scoop’s Concerns over His Luxurious Lifestyle?
The youthful Lucas Raps is currently living in a 14-million-dollar mansion, and most people are wondering how this young man can afford such a lavish home while dudes who have been in the game longer than him couldn’t. However, during his interview with The Plug; Is This Lucasraps Response to Scoop’s Concerns over His Luxurious Lifestyle?
Back in August, SA Hip hop chanter and commentator Scoop Makhathini expressed concerns during the PopCast with Ms Cosmo and DJ Vigilante on Lucasraps lavish lifestyle; mentioning that Lucasraps is having it all the easy way without having produced a solid project at the time.
“I’m also scared because: drowning in the ice, the big house, the big car, all of this before the work comes out, it’s scary,” Ngwekazi said. “I’m not saying it’s not good, I’m saying it’s great because if I was a kid… but then again, we talk about kids, the deals that kids get into very young. You see how most of these deals pan out as an old person or as a mature person judging from what’s happened in history, I would not know what the situation is, but there’s a part of me that says I hope this goes well until the very end” Scoop said.
Its very clear that Scoop Makhatini is truly showing remorse and real concerns about how Lucasraps deals are panning out. And through his observations within the South African Music space these are actually genuine concerns that are not attached to any bleating. However, during his interview with The Plug, the young rapper, (Lucasraps) highlighted that he has done all the talking through his music and lyrical content.
Lucasraps frist addressed the general concerns in Dr. Peppa’s popular song, “What It Is” in which he talks about laughing at critics whilst chilling in his new crib. Even though he was able to obtain concerts that helped him get to where he is now. Nevertheless, the rapper is adamant that people in the hip hop space are not happy for him and what he has achieved at his age.
“All I’ve done was become a businessman, understand how to be smart with brands, understand how to get paid from these brands, and have a backbone when you email people. Those small things; get a f*cking team that’s actually going to work for you—when they wake up in the morning, they think about how to push you forward. You become smart,” he told The Plug.
Safe to say the Durban rapper has it all figured out?
