UK-based rapper King Kaze is sharpening swords with his latest explosive release “Off With His Head,” featuring Lieutenant Slime and South Carolina’s own Just Rich Gates. This high-energy international collaboration blends UK grit and American swagger over a cinematic beat inspired by the legendary Scarface theme. Stream the track now on YouTube.
A declaration of power and purpose, “Off With His Head” is not just a song—it’s a full-scale statement from Tana Gang, the joint global movement led by King Kaze and Just Rich Gates. The track fuses hard-hitting bars with a haunting instrumental that channels Tony Montana energy: ruthless, focused, and fearless. The iconic Scarface sample adds weight, immediately setting the tone for what unfolds—a lyrical beheading of doubters and competition alike.
King Kaze sets the pace with a cold, calculated verse, bringing his London accent and sharpened delivery to the forefront. He doesn’t rap for trends—he raps for dominance. Next up is Lieutenant Slime, a rising figure in the UK scene who matches the aggression with swagger and street wisdom. His hook and verse give the song its threatening pulse, making it clear this crew doesn’t play games.
Just Rich Gates anchors the collaboration with his signature blend of Carolina street energy and seasoned wordplay. As a prolific member of JCE Records and a collaborator known for bridging U.S. and international talent, Gates delivers a verse that’s part war cry, part motivational sermon.
“Tana Gang” represents more than a music clique—it’s a cross-continental brotherhood founded on loyalty, realness, and hustle. With “Off With His Head,” the movement plants its flag in both UK and U.S. soil, signaling that international takeovers aren’t coming—they’re already here.
If you’re a fan of cinematic street anthems, bold collaborations, and global hip-hop energy, “Off With His Head” is a must-listen. This is hip-hop with teeth—and King Kaze, Lieutenant Slime, and Just Rich Gates are biting.
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