by Lexi Saldana
Published on: September 19, 2025
In his latest release, ‘all my friends are rappers,’ Canadian artist, '2Divine', paints a picture of a life immersed in the rap scene, where ambition and authenticity collide. Known for weaving spiritual duality and witty lyricism within his music, he once again brings this signature depth through this track. The Saskatchewan-born rapper describes the track as a "bold reflection on identity and self-perception. It tells the story of a kid born into privilege, blind to the comfort of his world as he becomes consumed with reshaping himself to fit into a different friend group with those from a tougher, more authentic-seeming reality," He adds, “The song explores the tension between who we are, who we think we need to be, and the disconnect that often comes from trying to belong where we don't quite fit in.” Produced by Softeyez, the track pairs this moody beat with Divine's signature conscious flow as it explores paradoxes in friendship, ambition, and authenticity in the rap scene. The title itself is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the aspiring artists within his circle; however, with lyrics digging deeper into questioning motives, loyalty, and the cost of being someone you are not. 2Divine's 'all my friends are rappers' is a clear invitation into his world; one verse at a time.