AKTHESAVIOR Counts His Blessings On "Master Roshi"

The Underachievers' AKTHESAVIOR delivers a wavy new single.

BYAron A.Jun 14, 20203.6K Views

It's been over a year since The Underachievers released their latest project, Lords Of Flatbush 3 but that doesn't mean they haven't been releasing music. In between Underachievers albums, both AKTHESAVIOR and Issa Gold have continued to release solo music.

This week, AKTHESAVIOR blessed fans with a brand new track ahead of his birthday titled, "Master Roshi." The rapper's latest single celebrates the blessings in life with a message to motivate anyone stuck in the grind. "Been on the grind, bustin' moves off/ Never rush, perfect timin', it soon come," he raps on the record.

He hit the 'Gram with a message for his fans on his birthday that coincided with the release of his new single. "As my gift to you guys I dropped a new song. Hope you guys enjoy it and just know that you all have made that lil boy in this photo’s life have purpose & his dreams comes true," he wrote.

Peep the track below.

Quotable Lyrics
Everyday I be countin' my blessings
Know my spirit controlling this vessel
I just hope I go where I'm destined
And the universe teach me a lesson

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