The track “Fyapwa” by Starjon featuring Blood Kid and Ray Dee carries a streetwise and relatable message that reflects the realities of life many people face. The title itself, “Fyapwa,” loosely translates to “it’s finished” or “it’s over,” which gives the song its central theme: the struggles and setbacks people experience when things don’t go as planned. It paints a picture of moments when opportunities slip away, resources dry up, or relationships break down, leaving one to reflect on what’s left and how to move forward.
Starjon, together with Blood Kid and Ray Dee, uses his verses to voice frustrations that many can identify with—disappointments in friendships, money running out, or dreams hitting dead ends. Despite the hardships, the song also carries a tone of resilience. The artists show that acknowledging when something is over is not weakness, but an important step toward finding strength to keep moving. In that way, “Fyapwa” blends raw emotion with an empowering undertone, reminding listeners that while some chapters close, new beginnings can always come.
Musically, the collaboration balances Starjon’s grounded delivery with Blood Kid’s emotional energy and Ray Dee’s signature Zambian dancehall flair. The mix of rap and melodic elements makes the song catchy while still carrying weighty lyrics. The fusion of voices and perspectives helps emphasize the collective nature of struggle—everyone goes through “fyapwa” moments in life—but also highlights the importance of rising above them with determination and unity.
