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Sewersydaa - Chief Gwetheist's Biography in Summary

SywerSydaa aka Man a Driller is an artist/ driller/ DOP/Editor from Kenya, a member of Wakadinali. Sewersydaa is also the CEO of Slim Visuals. 

Sewersydaa recently released the official music video for his track 'Extremist,' a captivating narrative that demands your attention even when you're inclined to overlook it.

As a member of the trio Wakadinali, Sewersydaa has delivered a potent song that delves into the real-life issues that cannot be dismissed. The track sheds light on the everyday struggles faced by a significant portion of the Kenyan youth.

Sewersydaa, whose birth name is Salim Ali Tangut, has garnered the admiration of hip-hop enthusiasts by showcasing not just his skillful lyricism but also his role as a conscious rapper attuned to the challenges confronting today's youth.

His song 'Extremist' examines how vulnerable young people can be subtly radicalized, often without even realizing it. This track, chosen from his upcoming 'Wada' studio album, has garnered a nomination for the 'Peoples Choice and Music Awards' in the Lenga Ugaidi na Talanta Sn 5 category. It's a conscious composition that will deeply resonate with any youth who listens, due to its authentic and unwavering message.

If there's a single track destined to turn genuine Kenya and East Africa hip-hop enthusiasts into dedicated Sewersydaa fans, it's undoubtedly 'Extremist.' The song possesses an authentic message that resonates powerfully, captivating listeners.

Sewersydaa, known as Man A Driller, is undoubtedly a standout rapper poised to elevate the future of rap and hip-hop music. His versatility, lyrical prowess, adept rhyming, and storytelling ability, which flows effortlessly over rap and drill beats, are reminiscent of the skills possessed by Grammy Award-winning rapper Nas.

Presently, Sewersydaa stands as a remarkable storyteller in Kenya, potentially rivaling mainstream rappers in terms of lyricism and impact.

With 'Extremist,' Sewersydaa is likely to impact the lives of many youths. All they need to do is engage with the lyrics and grasp the message he's articulating – that's the essence of it all.

Witness the official music video for 'Extremist,' performed by Sewersydaa, a creation attributed to Salim Ali Tangut.

Sewersydaa introduced himself as the "Chief Gwetheist," and this will be his new moniker in 2023. Sewersydaa, real name Salim Ali Tangut, is a Kenyan drill artist and member of Wakadinali who is changing the face of Kenyan music. Sewersydaa, also known as Manadriller or Uncle Trench, is taking his career to new heights with the release of his new song "Chief Gwetheist" on April 11, 2023.

Meaning of Chief Gwetheist

According to sources, Gwethe is a Sheng word that means marijuana or the sensation of being in a "high state" after being intoxicated. So, when Sewersydaa refers to himself as the Chief Gwetheist, we can refer to him as the Chief Stoner (an artistic way of expressing himself).

What is the significance of Chief Gwetheist?

After releasing an album titled "Wada" in 2021, fans responded positively, and Sewerdyaa established himself as a cultural enthusiast. And continues to provide fans with worthwhile music to listen to.

Fans, as we all know, love songs about things they care about, and Sewersydaa has mastered the hype that comes with lyrics that speak to his audience. So discussing Gwethe makes it ideal for selling.

Sewersydaa introduced himself as Chief Gwetheist in an Instagram post and has also mentioned the name in his Instagram and Twitter bios.