NYC based Israeli rapper The Don Kap is somewhat of an anomaly considering today’s prevalence of social media and technology. Without cell phone service and only real people in his life, The Don Kap keeps himself grounded in a non-digital world.
Beginning his journey as a rapper at the age of 14, The Don stayed creative and eventually went on to earn a Masters degree in film. He has a movie coming to theaters this summer titled Sex and the Future. You can jam his growing catalog of music on Spotify.
Originally from Israel but now living in North Bronx, New York City, The Don Kap is a filmmaker and rapper, whose brutal, in your face attitude, and honest lyrics are a breath of fresh air in today’s rap scene.
The Don Kap, who has a Masters Degree in Film, raps about how he can no longer listen to fake people. He’s been hurt in the past, and this is his decree about how he’s going to deal with fakes in future. The song was written immediately after The Don rid himself of someone who had been his best friend for 25 years. The friend had been jealous, selfish, and constantly tried to one-up him. The Don decided, enough is enough – and pulled the plug on the friendship. It’s sad that this track has had to come out of such a painful experience, but in any case it’s an awesome song.
