, to share his thoughts on South African politics, the state of hip hop culture and the importance of responsible influence among other topics.expressed his concerns over the influences flooding today’s youth through various platforms.
Baloyi said that it is important for young artists to respect veteran artists so that they can grow together in the industry. “The gap between my generation, who applied themselves to learning the craft and the skill of rap and understanding the importance of words that you chose, the words that you use and don’t use, the spacing, the way that you adhere to a flow, you know what I mean? These guys gave them a master class.”
“When I met him I was wearing a school uniform, and he took me seriously and he took me into boardrooms. I thank him, and I don’t do it just for me, I do it for the young kids that are also watching.”, the founding member of the legendary kwaito group TKZee, who is now a pastor at the Rhema Bible Church in Randburg.