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‘Not for sensitive viewers,’ -Priddy Ugly on his music video

South African musical artist Ricardo Moloi, professionally known as Priddy Ugly, released visuals for his song Piece 4 Peace from his latest album.

Priddy recently dropped his album Dust and announced that it is his final album as he is retiring from the music industry.

Piece 4 Peace‘s music video starts with Priddy narrating the story of a young man who is driven to extreme measures to fight poverty. He then ends up resorting to violence and crime.

The visuals portray the raw and harsh realities that are faced by people in the streets and show the consequences that come with choosing the life of being a thug.

Taking to Instagram, the Ntja’ka hitmaker shared a snippet of the music video. In his caption, he warned people that it is not for sensitive viewers while also giving credit to everyone involved in the making of the project.

 

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Social media users commented, “Your visuals have always been crazy, you need an Oscar for movie writing and directing. Awuu ngeke Sbalii (No my brother).”

Another person wrote,”@priddy_ugly is holding it down for SA hip hop, and I don’t care what anybody says.”

Another one said: “You can’t retire now, GROOTMAN (big man) … Mara (but) if you do? You must ‘unretire.'”

The album is available on all music platforms.

WATCH: Piece 4 Peace full music video below:

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