The song is worthy of your attention if you're an admirer of Indian hip-hoppers and their commentary on contemporary times. The video in itself does not exhibit extraordinary visuals or camerawork. However, you would not want to let this aspect keep you away from the song once you start paying attention to the lyrics. <br><br> Emiway sings about his competition, asserting how he has been accepted by his fans. He draws the listener's attention to his "organic" fame, unlike those of his competitors who invest in marketing and self-promotion to get ahead.
The song closes with the message that though everyone has enough to take care of their needs, in the desire to one-up one another, we often lose ourselves to the glamour of the world.

Emiway - Zaruratich Nai Hai | Short Film of the Day

Following close at the heels of Zaruratich Nahi Hai comes another hip-hop track by Emiway. There are echoes of the sentiment of the previous track in Sab Kuch New where the singer again talks about his rise to fame and how he owes it to his fans. <br><br> He further takes the listener into the story of his struggle, sharing with them the toughest hours, along with the reminder that it indeed is darkest before dawn. Without sounding preachy or didactic, the song has some advice to share with all those at different points of their struggles. Set to a catchy tune, Sab Kuch New has potential to connect with its listeners and hip-hop aficionados in a lasting way.

Sab Kuch New - Emiway | Emiway Bantai | Short Film of the Day

Emiway Bantai is back yet again with Hard rap. He talks about his personal struggles and the scene of hip hop in India. Directed by Nishan Bhujel and Emiway, the visuals are complimentary to the music and the lyrics and invoke a sense of dystopia 

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