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Double M - Haba

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DOUBLE M a.ka JARUMI is an ardent hip-hop head in the industry. He drops this dope single titled HABA.

HABA is a hiphop song that tells a story about how the rap artist examines the Arewa hip-hop game from a different perspective, throwing up deep punchlines for real hip-hop heads to ponder. HABA literally means WHY in English. Haba has a simple and unique catch-phrase in the hook of the song.


The song has an East Coast rap feel with a distinct hardcore attitude in the delivery. Y'all need to download, press play and listen straight up. You will find yourself saying HABA at the end of the song.


Hook up with DOUBLE M via Instagram @doublem_jarumi
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Location: Abuja, Nigeria

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