With his mainstream release of “Basketball”, ShaiVa raps about the struggle of his mother going to jail for selling drugs while his older brother, who served as his father figure, teaching basketball and when life becomes real. In most urban communities, many choose sports as a way out versus falling victim to the streets.
ShaiVa is sharing a message to the world no matter how hard your circumstances are, keep all faith and belief in yourself.
Enjoy!
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