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WHO GOT THE JUICE?

WHO GOT THE JUICE WHO GOT THE LIQUID FRUID - SBUDA

Fusing Kwaito with HipHop has become a norm in South Africa but if the masses want metaphors, punchlines and similarz with Sbuda's jiggy rhymes & some Juicy raps, Kasi Appealing sound with the legendary features! Then Well that's what the remix is all about!

Motswakolista and Lecture of the game Towdeemac, Sowetan Red Button, Mapaputsi - Legendary  Kleva which is still Barking, The Beast From Tshwane Mamelodi Nveigh and the Wordsmith who got a Zulu Swinging Spears with a Mic first and Pennin' the right verse - PdotO Making the appearance on the remix bringing different Pen Game.

With all being said - Get your data ready, Clean up your ears, set ya reminder because this Friday the one with the juice about to Tobetsa y'all with the remix of the year. Definitely 2020 gonna be a good year for SA HipHop.

By Illy the host


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