K.O Reflects On His South African Hip-Hop Journey In A Series Of Posts

South African rapper, K.O, recently took to social media to share a series of tweets that reflect his journey in the South African music scene and ways in which several aspects of his life changed within the past two years.

The talented rapper returned to the South African music scene with his hit single titled ‘Supa Dupa.’ K.O also revealed the reason for creating his clothing line Skhanda World, which has turned to a record label. He also talked about the lessons he learnt from Cash Time Records.

Check out the posts:

Loving the pace at which music is being released by SA hiphop this year. That’s how we gonna win again… No room for silence or laziness in this era

— K.O (@MrCashtime) March 11, 2020

I’ve taken it upon myself to help bring back that much needed spark we been missing in hiphop by helping more new artists realize their potential 2020 moving forward. That’s what the @skhandaworld platform is for

— K.O (@MrCashtime) March 11, 2020

Of coarse I learned harsh lessons going down the label road in the past but it’s a new day/decade, we’re much wiser and more calculated now. I love giving and creating this concept of comradery in our culture

— K.O (@MrCashtime) March 11, 2020

We are a fully indie imprint, self-funded. By that I mean I coulda taken what the K.O brand generates and did the typical – splurged on material things for the gram, instead we are using that as seed paper for @skhandaworld…

— K.O (@MrCashtime) March 11, 2020

The talented rapper recently announced he will be collaborating with a former member of the Teargas singing group, Mae-E, on a project. This will be released in April.

His announcement is a follow-up to the news of the soon-to-be-released song and music video of Loki, the first artist to sign under his record label, Skhanda World.