PPS the Writah, a Senegalese rapper and lyricist, has built a reputation as a formidable voice in African hip hop, drawing on his roots to shape his musical narrative. He burst onto the scene with a deep-seated passion for lyricism and a strong sense of cultural identity, which is palpably evident in his debut album, "Made In Galsen." This release not only set the tone for his career but also paid homage to his home country, Senegal, which is colloquially known as Galsen.

Distinguished by his lyrical prowess and the ability to seamlessly blend languages—flipping between French, English, and Wolof—PPS the Writah connects with a broad audience across West Africa and the diaspora. His music often grapples with social issues, empowerment, and pride in African heritage. Albums like "Made in Galsen (Vol 2)" and the affirmative single "Gaïndé," which means lion in Wolof, underscore his continual growth and commitment to delivering messages of strength and resilience. With tracks like "Bés bu bees (A New Day)," "Black Saiyan," and collaborative works such as "DIW," PPS maintains a dynamic and evolving sound that solidifies his place in the global music conversation. Whether through his hard-hitting verses on "The Xtape" or evocative storytelling in "NINKI NANKA," PPS the Writah's artistry resonates with authenticity and the pulse of Senegalese spirit.