New rapper to make his mark
His songs will be based on his upbringing and how his parents struggled in life to get him where he is today.
EDEN PARK – Sayed Abdul (17) from Eden Park is a grade 11 pupil at Bracken High School and with his passion and enthusiasm for music, the sky is surely the limit for this youngster.
With an innocent smile he told the MAIL that his songs will be based on his upbringing and how his parents struggled in life to get him where he is today.
“I intend to spread a message to the youth about drugs and education. My aim is to help our youth to have a new approach to life and to stay away from drugs and be better adults tomorrow,” said Sayed.
He further explained that he will be shooting a video, No to Drugs, before the end of this year.
“Education is very important to me. I want to finish my high school education, go to university and study sound engineering and business management and not just be a rapper. I would also like to motivate and promote young up-and-coming rappers like myself,” said Sayed.
