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Veteran Mzansi actress Connie Chiume has shared her top picks of SA Hip Hop joints.
SA Hip Hop reigns supreme as one of the biggest and infallible genres in the country. The genre has seen the rise of some of the most iconic rappers of all time and Mzansi has celebrated their legacies. Everyone appreciates the genre for the talented artists involved and the music they have each blessed fans with.
Veteran Mzansi actress Connie Chiume recently participated in the nationwide celebration of 30 years of democracy. According to a report by SAHipHopMag, Apple Music put together a collaborative effort with the actress and other famous figures, and established a playlist curated by these famous figures highlighting some of their top picks of memorable tunes.
Connie’s list showed that she does not discriminate between artists, and also isn’t moved by feuds like some of Hip Hop’s biggest fans are. The list includes Cassper Nyovest’s massive hit song, “Doc Shebeleza,” the late AKA’s “Fela In Versace,” Mandoza’s “Nkalakatha,” and “Madibuseng” by Trompies.
There is no denying the fact that the famous acting veteran appreciates the music culture in the country. SAHipHopMag writes that her selection “holds significance, paying homage to the African music legends of yesteryears and honouring their enduring influence.”
