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    Kryptik – Cant Handle The Scandal (Official Video)

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    Kryptik – Cant Handle The Scandal (Official Video)


    The track came together organically. Bonding over shared influences like Beastie Boys, Joey Valance, and Terror Reid, the pair quickly found a creative groove. Within half an hour of receiving the beat, Kryptik had already locked in the hook and direction, proof of a collaboration that just clicked.

    Lyrically, “Can’t Handle The Scandal” taps into something deeply relatable, the reality of trying to keep up with your younger self on a night out, and paying the price the next day. It is honest, self aware, and laced with humour, balancing nostalgia with the acceptance that recovery just is not what it used to be.

    The result is an upbeat, infectious track with plenty of personality, one that sticks with you long after the first listen.

    “Can’t Handle The Scandal” drops on all platforms Friday 17th April.

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