Shatta Wale stakes his claim as the King of the Streets, reaffirming his title in Ghana’s dancehall scene. Street Crown is a statement about survival, resilience, and authenticity rooted in the streets where kings are forged. Directed by Kojo Myles, the video visualizes credibility earned and not granted.
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LYRICS
[Verse]
Where the dust rises the kings are made
No throne no robe just a shadow’s shade
Brick by brick we build from pain
Under the streetlights we carve our name
[Prechorus]
The horns blow loud they sing our fight
We chase the dawn through endless nights
[Chorus]
Street crown on my head I’m staying real
Every scar’s a badge every wound will heal
They can’t break me no they never will
Street crown on my head I’m made of steel
[Verse 2]
Concrete whispers stories untold
Dreams are diamonds in the city’s hold
Sweat on my brow the grind don’t stop
Climbing high from the ground to the rooftop
[Prechorus]
The drums don’t lie they call my name
The rhythm’s fire fueling my flame
[Chorus]
Street crown on my head I’m staying real
Every scar’s a badge every wound will heal
They can’t break me no they never will
Street crown on my head I’m made of steel