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Saudi Opens Up About Personal Transformation As He Preps For Upcoming Project. Saudi has stirred deep emotions with a heartfelt message posted on X. The Soweto-born artist took a moment to pause and reflect publicly on the emotional toll of chasing success in the fast-paced music industry.
Saudi’s post peeled back the layers of the confident persona he often presents, revealing a vulnerable side marked by struggle, self-doubt, and a yearning for authenticity.
“It’s time to feel again. It’s time to face the facts. I’ve been focused on growing and excelling, tryna ignore and conceal the real me. Ashamed cause I thought it’s my fault, but I’m not God, I’m the plan. We’re gonna find out what’s in the pudding,” wrote Saudi.
His words reveal a journey through personal struggle and self-denial. While pursuing growth and success, he admits to hiding his true feelings and carrying shame he once believed was his own burden to bear. The statement “I’m not God, I’m the plan” speaks to his humility and faith, positioning himself as part of a larger design rather than the one in control.
Saudi’s roots trace back to the Senaone township in Soweto. He first made waves with Ambitiouz Entertainment and earned international attention, contributing to the 2018 Black Panther soundtrack with the track “X” alongside Schoolboy Q and 2 Chainz. His career highlights include the 2017 debut album D.R.U.G.S Inc., the 2020 mixtape The Drip’s Leak—which he positioned as a stepping stone toward bigger projects—and the 2023 album Msotra Don’t Die.
Saudi is currently building anticipation for his third album, known as “Japan Four” His recent activity includes studio teases, exclusive previews on radio stations like YFM, and posts that emphasise emotional depth. These songs are crafted to inspire, heal and draw listeners closer to faith during challenging times. Saudi has spoken openly about the sacrifices behind his dedication, including giving up holidays to focus on recording.
This latest post fits perfectly with Saudi’s ongoing blend of vulnerability and strength within South African hip-hop. Fans view it as a sign that the authentic, raw work on JAPANFOUR is on the horizon, marking a shift from hiding his true self to embracing openness.
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Saudi Opens Up About Personal Transformation As He Preps For Upcoming Project. Saudi has stirred deep emotions with a heartfelt message posted on X. The Soweto-born artist took a moment to pause and reflect publicly on the emotional toll of chasing success in the fast-paced music industry. Saudi Opens Up About Personal Transformation As He …
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