YANGO ROOTS confronts Babylon in stirring new track, “World of Competition”

YANGO ROOTS is back with a bang on his new single, "World of Competition." It's a roots reggae song that feels both urgent and deeply human. The song, which is sung in English and Creole, is a clear-eyed look at modern life, where the pressure to compete, prove worth, and outshine others is the norm.

"World of Competition" is full of resistance. YANGO ROOTS doesn't yell for attention, instead, he speaks with confidence and talks about Babylon and the systems that thrive on division and endless comparison. The song feels real because it comes from real life and expresses frustration, awareness, and a refusal to accept the way things are. The message has a steady beat that makes people stop and think about the things that shape their lives.

What makes this release so interesting is how well the bilingual delivery fits with the song's message. YANGO ROOTS moves between English and Creole, which helps the message reach more people while still staying true to its cultural roots. The language choices seem deliberate, which makes the song feel more real and makes it clear that this fight against forced competition is happening all over the world.

A group from Reunion Island created "World of Competition," a testament to the power of collaboration. The chemistry in the track is clear, which gives the music a sense of unity that is very different from the world it criticizes. The song focuses on awareness, resilience, and strength in numbers. "World of Competition" is a reminder that music can still speak the truth, challenge systems, and make things clear when they are loud.

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