His raw style and socially charged lyrics quickly attracted a loyal following among young listeners. Over the years, his sound evolved from simple beats and freestyle rhymes to professionally mixed tracks with complex arrangements. His collaboration with producers like DJ Aria and Mahyar Kalhor in Satori (2020) marked a major leap in his musical sophistication. While rooted in rap and hip-hop, Hamid often integrates Persian poetry, folk motifs, and classical instrumentation into his work, making his music stand out in the rap scene.
Sefat embodies the archetype of the “street rapper” — blunt, emotional, and connected to real-life struggles. His lyrics often mirror themes of urban hardship, loyalty, betrayal, and social injustice. He’s also recognized for his distinct urban style — bold outfits, tattoos, and streetwear aesthetics — elements that contribute to his cultural icon status among younger fans in Tehran and abroad. Hamid represents a blend of Western hip-hop energy and Persian cultural depth, which resonates with Iranian youth who feel both globalized and rooted in tradition.
