Holy Ten - Wazora (Official Video) ft. Zimbabwe

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The official video for Holy Ten’s single “Wazora” opens with sweeping drone shots of a bustling Harare neighborhood, instantly grounding the story in everyday Zimbabwean life. Street vendors shout their wares, children play soccer on dusty tarmac, and commuter omnibuses weave through traffic. Amid this kinetic backdrop, Holy Ten steps out of a vintage BMW, gold chain glinting, and begins rapping directly to camera. His first verse sets the tone: a gritty, confessional look at hustling under economic pressure, punctuated by sharp Shona wordplay that underscores his pride in local culture.

As the chorus arrives, a female vocalist’s soulful hook—repeating the Shona phrase “Wazora,” loosely meaning “you messed it up”—creates a haunting counterpoint to Holy Ten’s bars. The video cuts between nighttime neon scenes in downtown Harare and sun-drenched township alleys, emphasizing the duality of hope and hardship. Director’s use of handheld shots and quick jump-cuts mirrors the restless energy of Zimbabwean urban life while keeping the focus firmly on the artist’s lyrical delivery.

A loose narrative threads through the visuals: a young couple torn apart when the boyfriend drifts into petty crime. Holy Ten performs as an omnipresent storyteller, watching the drama unfold from rooftops and street corners. We see the boyfriend’s flirtation with danger—gambling dens, clandestine deals under flickering fluorescent lights—contrasted with intimate close-ups of the girlfriend’s mounting concern. The tension peaks when police sirens pierce the soundtrack, sending the boyfriend sprinting into the dark as Holy Ten’s voice warns of the price of misplaced ambition.

In the final verse, Holy Ten pivots from critique to uplift, rapping about resilience, education, and community solidarity. Visually, the palette brightens: school graduations, family dinners, youths raising the Zimbabwean flag at dawn. The song’s hook resurfaces, this time accompanied by a choir-like harmony that transforms “Wazora” from a lament into a rallying cry for change. The video fades out on the rapper standing atop a high-rise roof, city skyline behind him, as the words “Powered by Zimbabwean Youth” flash across the screen.

Throughout its four-minute runtime, “Wazora” blends sharp hip-hop production with socially conscious storytelling, positioning Holy Ten at the forefront of contemporary Zimbabwean music. The clip’s authentic location choices, multilingual lyrics, and cinematic editing together create a compelling snapshot of modern urban Zimbabwe while reinforcing the rapper’s reputation for merging entertainment with powerful social commentary.

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