South African rapper, Yanga Chief Remembers AKA In A Heartfelt Tribute

Written by on 2 October, 2023

Yanga Chief has penned a heartfelt tribute to his close friend and colleague, AKA titled ‘One Of One’.

In the offering, Yanga Chief discusses AKA’s untimely passing and vocalises his cry for answers.

He speaks on AKA’s credible work ethic, complements, and emphasises the idea that Supa Mega was undeniably one of a kind as he expresses that there is “no one like him”.

“I would give it all to watch a Supa Mega set./ Cos’ now we in the army that’s what Supa Mega said.”

He also discusses fake friendships and their companionship amongst other related subjects, mainly highlting the importance of getting justice for AKA.

“Welcome to the family. The future is the Megacy”, he powerfully affirms in conclusion.

The visuals comprise a compilation of clips from AKA’s music videos, of him performing, working in studio and spending time with loved ones.

 

 

Yanga Chief also previously shared his thoughts on social media, remembering the two stars’ impact on the entertainment industry and their legacy.

“Waking up to this reality daily is heavy to bear. So many conversations I wish had gone differently. The arrogance to think ‘we still have time’. Will we ever get over ourselves sisaphila? I’m beyond grateful for what we created, Forbes. Not just songs, not just memories, but we actually changed people’s lives.

“I’m not sure which direction I’m headed, but every day I ask myself what would you do in this situation and without fail I just do it. I will not let your legacy go to waste bro. I’m fighting every day for the dream we shared. You believed so much in me, the least I can do is to believe in myself more.”

 

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Welcome to the family, the future is The Megacy! ❤️ The Megacy ft Yanga Chief #OneofOneTribute

He captioned.

Speaking to TshisaLIVE after AKA’s death, Yanga Chief said the star was the reason he decided to stop shying away from fame and join the cast of MTV’s Love & Hip Hop SA.

“There’s a part of myself that has always been fighting fame. The people were around, superstars such as AKA, always said I should go harder.”

The reality star, real name Yanga Ntshakaza, is also featured on AKA’s fourth and last studio album Mass Country on a song titled Ease with Blxckie. Yanga said he felt the slain rapper would be proud of the direction in which his career is going.


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