Bizzcuit is a creative rooted in hip-hop, storytelling, and cultural truth, using music as both a mirror and a weapon. My discipline lives in rap and freestyle, where sharp lyricism, street wisdom, and emotion collide. I focus on crafting verses that cut deep built on punchlines, metaphors, and lived experience while staying authentic to where I come from. My work draws from the raw energy of the streets, South African slang and rhythm, and the legacy of great storytellers before me, blending old-school grit with a modern edge. Every bar I write is intentional: it’s about honesty, pressure, survival, betrayal, growth, and faith in self when the odds are stacked. Pushing culture forward through my practice matters to me because culture is memory, identity, and power. Where I come from, stories are often ignored or misrepresented, so my music becomes a voice for those realities unfiltered and unapologetic. I’m not just chasing sound; I’m preserving moments, language, and feeling for the next generation. By pushing boundaries in my writing and sound, I aim to prove that authenticity can still move people, shift conversations, and inspire confidence in others who see themselves in my journey. For me, music isn’t just entertainment it’s documentation, resistance, and legacy.