The number 101 usually means the basics, and that’s exactly what this song is:

“This is who we are. This is why we rap.”

The song tells their origin story:

• Delhi streets
• no industry support
• no privilege
• only hunger and belief

It isn’t just bragging — it’s documentation.
They’re telling future listeners:

“We were here. We built this ourselves.”

This track is the DNA of Seedhe Maut.

This track explores what happens when:

• the hype dies
• the money slows
• the world stops clapping

Seedhe Maut talk about:

• anxiety
• self-doubt
• the fear of becoming irrelevant

It’s about the moment when you’re alone in your room at night, questioning if the dream was ever real.

This song proves they aren’t just street rappers — they are artists documenting the mental cost of ambition.

It isn’t just about a girl, it’s about choosing love while chasing survival.

In underground hip-hop, the grind is brutal:

• late nights
• instability
• no guarantee of tomorrow

The song captures that fear:

“What if I choose you, and I lose everything else?”
“What if I chase success, and lose you?”

Maina is about loving someone when the future is uncertain — a rare vulnerability in Indian hip-hop.

It shows the soft side behind all the rage.