User talk:Deepac Braxx (Heavyweight Mc).

Deepac Braxx (Heavyweight Mc).
Geoffrey Onsongo (born March 3rd, 1984), popularly known as Deepac Braxx (Heavyweight Mc), is a Kenyan hip hop artiste He is one of the prominent representatives of “Kenyan Hip hop" subgenre, which mixes elements from both Western hip hop and the Swahili and Kisii language lyrics as well as an activist attitude towards Kenya’s social issues such as HIV/AIDS, wealth, inequality, and political corruption). He started rapping in 2002 as a member of the group Kwinokaz, best known for their hit "Dunia imekwisha" (then he used stage name G.O.) which was their first and last single before they broke up and pursued solo careers. During his solo career which he started in 2004, he has released number of hits, including "Haiwezekani" and "Ghetto Nazigala (feat King Elty)". Other songs released by Professor Jay include "Ni wakati Umewadia" "Dunia yako". Just like Miggy Mc, he is a pioneering Kisii born rapper, who has remained some of the most popular hip hop musicians in Kenya, despite influx of many new bidders. His lyrics often have political messages. In one of his songs he imitates an elder politician and ridicules the fake promises they all mindlessly spew as they are trying to get elected. The song continues with a chorus saying the words "Ee Bono Omogambi" which means "Yes Sir". This represents the brain washing of the public as politicians make these false promises over and over. It is interesting to note however, that after this song was produced, Kenyan political leader H.E right Hon. Raila Odinga referenced the lyrics in one of his speeches, which acknowledged the presence of Kisii hip hop and Deepac Braxx’s political lyrics. His first album, "Ghetto Nazigala," gained instant recognition.