Mase7 Kol El Nemar Lyrics – Wegz – ويجز & Sammy Shiblaq

This track’s Wegz at his rawest edge: Hussein Gamal’s moody trap beats pulse under gritty 808s and haunting synths, blending Egyptian street rap’s fire with Shiblaq’s slick English flows for a cross-cultural gut-punch. It’s urban Arabic hip-hop laced with trap’s low-end growl—think old-school defiance meets modern menace, where the chorus loops like a mantra for the betrayed.

Thematically, it’s all about erasure and endurance: torching the “nemar” (tigers) of doubt and snakes in the grass, chasing truths in a world of fakes, and flipping isolation into ironclad self-trust. Wegz spits on eclipses erased and friends turned foes, while Shiblaq weaves in that hazy English haze of hidden stripes and highway cruises—co-written in Cairo sessions that bled late into the night, it’s their first link-up, sparked by mutual DMs after Shiblaq’s viral U.S. buzz.

Aqareb (Side B) picks up the venom from Side A’s 2024 drop, a 12-track saga clocking 38 minutes of survival anthems—no fluff, just scorpions striking back. The concept? Life’s stings as fuel: opener “El Sayeh” sets the trap tone, weaving through collabs like “Msh Kol Marra” ft. Nasser and closers that echo betrayal’s echo. It’s Wegz’s vault raid, pulling pandemic-era demos into a fuller roar, proving he’s not just Egypt’s trap prince—he’s building a dynasty.

Wegz is owning this glow-up hard, fresh off Side A’s chart siege and that Cairo Jazz Fest takeover where he packed 5K deep with unplugged truths. The 27-year-old from Cairo’s corners, who flipped TikTok freestyles into global streams, is trading raw rage for reflective blades now—evolving from breakout bops to these bilingual bridges that hit different in headphones or hoods. Shiblaq, the Jersey-raised Palestinian-American riser behind soul-trap gems, adds that diaspora depth, turning this into a convo starter for the culture.