NEW SINGLE: HAKEEM PRIME - OVERTIME (FEAT. BEEDA WEEDA)

 

In Hakeem Prime's new single "Overtime," the phrase "pushing P" is prominently featured, echoing the term popularized by Gunna in his hit song featuring Drake. "Pushing P," a slang term that signifies maintaining a level of authenticity and keeping things real, has become a cultural phenomenon, especially within the hip-hop community. The use of the phrase in "Overtime" highlights its widespread influence and the shared cultural lexicon that unites artists across regions and styles.Gunna's collaboration with Drake on the track that brought "pushing P" to the forefront underscores the trend of artists using their platforms to shape and spread new slang. It resonates deeply within the community, reflecting the values of perseverance and authenticity that are central to the genre. When Hakeem Prime incorporates "pushing P" into his lyrics, he taps into this larger cultural movement, aligning himself with a broader narrative of staying true to oneself while striving for success.

Hakeem 𝒫𝓇𝒾𝓂𝑒 💎 · Hakeem Prime - Overtime © (Feat. Beeda Weeda)

The Drake and Kendrick Lamar Feud: Shifting the Spotlight to Bay Area Music

The longstanding feud between two of hip-hop's titans, Drake and Kendrick Lamar, has inadvertently shone a spotlight on the Bay Area music scene. As these two heavyweights vie for dominance, their rivalry has opened up space for other regions to gain attention, and the Bay Area has seized this opportunity.Bay Area artists, known for their distinctive sound and innovative approaches, have capitalized on the increased visibility. The feud has led fans and industry players alike to seek out new and exciting voices beyond the mainstream powerhouses. This shift has allowed artists like Hakeem Prime and Beeda Weeda to step into the limelight, bringing their unique perspectives and styles to a broader audience.The Bay Area's music scene is characterized by its rich history of innovation and its ability to produce influential trends in hip-hop. With the Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud drawing attention away from the usual East Coast-West Coast narrative, the Bay Area has emerged as a vibrant center of creativity. Artists from this region are now receiving the recognition they deserve, and their work is being celebrated on a national and international stage.As Hakeem Prime and Beeda Weeda collaborate on "Overtime," they not only showcase their individual talents but also highlight the strength and diversity of the Bay Area music scene. The track serves as a testament to the region's enduring influence and its ability to produce artists who can compete with the best in the industry.

Beeda Weeda's verse adds a layer of authenticity and grit to the track. Known for his raw and real storytelling, Beeda Weeda complements Hakeem Prime's energy with lines like, "Overtime man Overtime Imma get mine / Marathon not a race headed for the finish line / Gotta finish grind before you see the shine." His verse highlights the long-term commitment required to succeed, emphasizing that the journey is a marathon, not a sprint.The bridge reinforces the song's central themes, with Hakeem Prime reflecting on the struggles he's overcome: "Broke through the poverty / Why would I turn the other way / Wide receiver when they throw the bundle in my temple / It's cradle to the grave n**** NBA / And if they ever on my trail then it's GTA." These lines serve as a reminder of the obstacles he's faced and the unwavering focus required to navigate them.
"Overtime" is more than just a song; it's an anthem for anyone who has ever had to push themselves beyond their limits to achieve their dreams. The collaboration between Hakeem Prime and Beeda Weeda brings together two distinct voices in hip-hop, each with their own story of hustle and success. The track's infectious energy and motivational lyrics are sure to resonate with listeners, making it a standout release in Hakeem Prime's burgeoning career.