The fast-rising rap star, Belvisco dropped his much-anticipated video titled ‘U Are The One‘.
From the trailer we saw on his official Facebook page, we knew that the love jam would arguably be ‘The One’ to watch out for.
Now the video is here and is already enjoying streaming around the continent.
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On the 30thof November, 2022, telecom giant, MTN, hosted an Africa-first virtual concert in Ubuntuland, Africa’s metaverse, in partnership with The Mic: Africa. Fecko was among six other talented African artists that performed in AltMTN, making him the first Nigerian rapper to perform in the metaverse.
Derrick Ashong, founder Take Back The Mic, introduced Fecko to the audience as a multi-talented artist who is well-versed in graphic design, animation and tech. Fecko performed some of his classic hit songs such as “Finally” and “Work Chop” featuring Villy and Yung Pabi from Ghana, produced by Teck-Zilla.
Fecko tweeted:
“It just dawned on me that I’m actually the first Nigerian rapper to perform in the African MetaVerse.”
“Doing a concert in the Metaverse is a really cool and innovative way to showcase your music to a wider audience. It has a wide array of opportunities for creatives, especially those in the music industry.”
He also said.
It just dawned on me that I’m actually the first Nigerian rapper to perform in the African MetaVerse. #FunFact#HistoryMade
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First, it was Fillup The Dome in 2015, then FillupOrlandostadium and FillupFNBStadium both in Jo’burg, FillupRoyal Bafokengstadium in Rustenburg then FilluPMosesMabhidastadium in Durban, Cassper has recorded successful fill-up events packing up stadiums full of tens of thousands of fans all over Southern Africa. Cassper once said that he wanted to fill up 50 stadiums all over the continent.
Cassper had announced a few months ago that he would be taking the iconic concert franchise back to his roots, to the Mmabatho stadium in his hometown of Mafikeng, North West Province.
Although the event had a few unforeseen hitches it was largely successful with thousands of fans welcoming the hometown hero, dancing to his music, wearing his shoe brand, drinking his Don Billiato cognac, and wearing Family Tre merch. Definitely, a night to remember for Abuti Fillup.
“This event had so many issues I can’t even start to explain. The fact that this event even happened was a miracle. Thank you so much for your support. I am nothing but grateful. I am humbled and overwhelmed. I wanna come back next year. Y’all coming ??? #FillUpMmabathoStadium.” Tweeted Cassper.
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Heavyweight Nigerian indigenous rapper and music artist Zoro makes a huge comeback with a high-class tune labelled “Naira To Pounds.”
In order to unleash a heatwave, he sought the stunning abilities of Falz, a top-tier Nigerian rapper, singer-songwriter, actor and Bahd Guys Records boss.
On “Naira To Pounds“, Zoro and Falz go back and forth on a high level of wordplay and mind-blowing bars and witty lines. Music lovers will be bopping to this for a very long time.
Likewise, his last delivery, “Winner,” was released before the abovementioned single.
If you enjoy great songs, you should definitely include this jam in your music collection.
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RapTigerr Ndi’Wavhuthu has dropped his latest project, Zwa Mbiluni. It is a 7-Track EP which houses 9 collaborators – Rock A, Chiz-Nuz, King Rod, Ndicks, Roddix Xavier, Rollix Motion, V.DOG, Romeo Fifty Nine and Vha-Kay.
Track 7, titled “19 Flow” is the only track on the EP in which the South African rapper went solo.
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In a world with so many people making music, it takes only very outstanding & versatile artists like Fly Shadez to stand out & stand tall in the music industry. It’s just a matter of time before news of this dude selling out massive concert arenas starts popping up online.
Ever had the chance to stream his sound?
You will definitely not regret it.
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Award-winning South African rap phenomenon and songwriter, Nasty C has discharged a grand single dubbed “Love.”
In this single, Nasty C sought the musical abilities of Burna Boy, a heavyweight award-winning Nigerian singer-songwriter, Kel-P and Thami.
If you enjoy great songs, you should definitely include this jam in your music collection.
Listen and share your thoughts below!
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You can now on one hand how many people in the SA music industry who have not had beef or an altercation with or a reservation about Nota Baloyi. Getting arrested and getting backlash from Black Coffee, losing his wife ,and a 250k Rand law suit will not stop Nota from being Nota and saying his mind no matter how unconventional his opinions and methods may be.
In March 2022, Slikour won his lawsuit against Nota after some of the derogatory statements he made on social media. Nota reportedly cyber-attacked Slikour lately via Whatsapp voice messages in which he called him various not suitable for mainstream media adjectives.
In the first voice note Nota can be heard threatening Slikour’s children at the same time threatening the former Skwatta Camp member reported Zimoja
“I don’t want your messages, b*tch. I don’t want your messages. Your kids are gonna pay for it. Your kids are gonna know that their dad is a loser… I’m not gonna beat up your kids or threaten violence. Nah n*gga, I’m a cyber war criminal. You understand what I’m saying? I’m gonna dominate you with cyber warfare. The internet is going to be littered with your shame…”
“I will destroy you. Don’t wish me luck. You are nothing. I will destroy you. I destroy you with a tweet dawg. A hundred and 40 characters end your whole entire reputation… You’re a loser man. You’re a user that’s it. You’ve got nothing. You got nothing. Nothing. Nothing. You go out there claiming all this nonsense. Claiming all this nonsense. Abusing Flabba’s name. Selling your own brother out. Selling him out to losers.”
Will this new occurrence see the insides of a courtroom again? There is currently no response from both parties yet.
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Skhanda World boss and SA rap veteran K.O. has decided he is ready to move o from the monstrous success of his summer hit single ‘Sete‘ as he releases a second single from his ‘Skhanda Republic 3’ album, his third solo full-length album.
‘Sete’ shattered all the records there is to break on it’s way to becoming K.O’s biggest song ever and is not stopping any time soon, but K.O has decided to listen to the cries of his fans for a new single.
‘Sete’s’ shoes are too big to fill but ”Moshito’ has that raw ‘Skhanda’ sound with the heavy bass drums and a return of K.O.’s signature ”ayayayaya’ ad-lib, bars on top of bars in English and vernac. A little something for the Kasi.
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The Big Hash and Lucasraps are two of the flagbearers of SA hip hop among the new generation for their respective cities and both came into the game almost simultaneously. The Pretorian Hash who just released his debut album last week has had his share of hip-hop beefs for his young age, from his former label innanewav. to J. Molley etc. The Pretoria emcee just revealed during his interview with BIT90 Podcast that he and Lucasraps once had a beef a long time ago before their collaboration on ‘Bigger Than Us.’
“So me and Lucas actually had beef, that’s like my brother, that’s like my mother’s kid,” he said about the status of their relationship now;
About how the beef started in 2019 he said “that some bullsh*t bro, you know men and ego it just its started over I didn’t like how you greeted me, I’m like actually f*ck your energy,” he said. “The thing is like, we’ve never met before so I don’t like how he did all that and it was at Class Red Box in 2019, he had an event we all linked up, it was a greeting gone wrong.”
Explaining how the way they greeted each other sparked the beef, Big Hash said; “It was just one of those where we completed the greeting but I assessed the greeting and I was like this is not a greeting.” The ‘rapper ‘Circles’ rapper stated that they went both did not speak to each other since that incident for a long time.
“From there, it just became stare down not a word being said throughout the year, like even at MTV crossed path.”
Hash also stated that YungSeruno with his save hip hop mantra played a role in squashing the beef between himself and the Durban emcee.
“So pandemic happened, so you know after I think Youngseruno put out Operation Save Hip Hop, I listened to the project I think probably three months later. It just popped up on Apple Music and was like yo check this out, and the thing was like Luke was my op, so I was like I will be just listening.”
“I had like a lot of people from you know the outside because a lot of people in hip hop that he had present so I was like you know what, if you’re saying Operation Save Hip Hop cool so I went and bumped the sh*t,” he said.
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