CRISPY T

Giving you little information about the owner of the blogger this is Thabiso Zungu doing Public Relation Management in UNIZULU richard bay campus and am going to update you on the Music and everything that will be dropped by any musician and stay tune with Crispty T its about go down to the drain put you seat belt on because music is about to shake you up.......

information about the owner of the blogger this is Thabiso Zungu who is third yr student doing public relation management. i will inform you on my blogger what is happening in the music industry every update you need. keep calm is about to get down get your tea and put on your seat belt because music is about to shake you uppppppp......

T he last two weeks have been great for South African music.  Beatenberg  were on  The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon .  AKA  was on  106 & Park .  Cassper Nyovest  was on  Sway In The Morning . And  Black Coffee  bagged the first BET Award by a South African artist. But some South Africans are choosing to see Black Coffee’s victory as a loss for AKA. Of course, tweeps triumphing at AKA “losing” is nothing new. When the rapper walked away empty-handed (or should I say “Emtee-handed”) at the   SAMAs   a few weeks ago, the hashtag   #AKAwinanga   (Zulu for “he didn’t win”) trended for more than a day. Twitter celebrated AKA’s loss because, you know, he’s arrogant. The rapper who had claimed to be South Africa’s   new king of pop   a few months ago lost in all categories he was nominated in, including the publicly-vot