When Goa’s experimental firestarter Tsumyoki teams up with Haryana’s gritty rhyme-slayer MC Square, you know the track’s going to slap. Their latest drop, “Want It All,” released on April 8, 2025 via Gully Gang Records, is already lighting up the scene with over 75,000 views and counting.

Produced by Adil and polished by Akash Shravan, the song hits like a rush of ambition and energy. Tsumyoki brings his signature smooth, global-pop flair while MC Square comes in heavy with unapologetic desi bars. 

It’s a mashup of styles, cultures, and cadences that somehow works like magic. Two different sounds, one shared mission: to take over.

The Soundscape: Trap Meets Taal

Tsumyoki floats over the beat with crisp English hooks and melodic finesse, making it feel global, futuristic, and polished. Then MC Square crashes in with his Haryanvi verses, raw, grounded, and full of punch. It’s not a clash, it’s a bounce. 

Two artists with different flavors feeding off each other’s energy. Picture two lyrical heavyweights in the same ring, not fighting, but sparring to level up.

Lyrical Depth

At its core, “Want It All” is a flex, but not an empty one. It’s built on ambition, hustle, and a clear message: we’re not here for scraps. We want everything. From the top-tier whips to the legacy-level impact.

Tsumyoki makes it loud and clear:

“I need a drop-top Benz, only option / I got all the answers, this is not a pop quiz”

And doubles down with:

“Kobe how I ball / Dhoni how I hit / Kohli how I run shit / Bitch, I want it all.”

MC Square doesn’t hold back either:

“Chhora Heisenberg aa teri met deve khaaj / Breaking bed nahi hum haad-god tode”

These aren’t just punchlines. This is real-deal ambition spit with fire and clarity.

The West-North Rap Link-Up

This isn’t just another collab, it’s a cultural moment. Goa and Haryana coming together on one track? That’s rare. And it shows the DHH scene is growing beyond boundaries. It’s unity through difference. Two voices repping their corners but building the same empire.

Final Thoughts

“Want It All” bangs, and it means something. It’s proof that when regional identities meet global vision, magic happens. Whether you’re deep into DHH or just stepping in, this track checks all the boxes: fire production, mad bars, raw hunger, and serious replay value. 

Tsumyoki and MC Square have got the blueprint to get it. And if they keep dropping heaters like this? The scene better make room.

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