The South African rapper and businessman Khuli Chana recently spoke about his resilience and legacy on social media ahead of his Maftown Heights reunion.
Briefly News Entertainment Award is back. Vote for the best entertainer in South Africa!South African rapper and businessman Khuli Chana"Sometimes you gotta step out yourself and remind yourself of who you are. I’ve escaped death, survived shootings,d droughts, scammers, some bad mistakes, mental illness, loss of friends and a whole lot of Fake News…lol. Through it all, I’m still here. I came in as a boy from Mafikeng and birthed a whole generation of music with my friends.
"Many netizens' reactions to his post about his resilience journey flooded the comment section. Here's what they had to say:"The Greatest, 1 OF 1, There will never be another. If any of you youngins wanna rap and learn how to finesse quality music through being a true MC, go back and study @khulichana01 …trust me, you’ll be around for a long time.""What a beautiful caption my darling, even shed a tear.
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