Breeder LW, the renowned Kenyan rapper whose real name is Paul Baraka, has shared an interesting insight into his collaborations with other artists. According to a recent question and answer session with fans on social media, Breeder revealed that fellow artists who wish to collaborate with him need to be prepared to dig deep into their pockets. For a feature verse in their songs, he charges a staggering $100 (equivalent to Ksh 14,000) per word.
The journey of Breeder LW in the music industry began during his high school days when he started composing compelling lyrics and delivering captivating rap bars. It was during this time that he acquired both his names – “Breeder,” which was a nickname given to him, and “Lw,” an abbreviation for “Lyrical Wizards,” the name of the rapper trio he belonged to. He chose to embrace “Lw” as his name as a tribute to his roots and the bond he shared with his former group.
In 2017, Breeder LW took the bold step to pursue music professionally, marking the beginning of a promising career. However, it was his breakthrough song, ‘Do Re Mi,’ featuring Benzema, that catapulted him into mainstream success, establishing his presence in the music scene.
Throughout his career, Breeder LW has collaborated with several prominent Kenyan artists, solidifying his position in the industry. Notable names among those he has worked with include the great Khaligraph Jones, Mejja, Trio Mio, Ssaru, and Ndovu Kuu, among others. These collaborations have contributed to expanding his reach and popularity in the Kenyan music scene.
