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Biggy released "Juicy" 26 years ago. People are still holding up their glasses in the club...
"Birthdays were the worst days, now we sip champagne when we& #39;re thirst-ay
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Will you be listening to a AKA track 20 years from now? Realistically, probably not.
"Birthdays were the worst days, now we sip champagne when we& #39;re thirst-ay
Will you be listening to a AKA track 20 years from now? Realistically, probably not.
When you pull up the greatest hits from your day & show them to your kids. Who is on your track list?
Beyoncé? Mariah Carey? Kanye?
We know it won& #39;t include "Fela in Versace".
Beyoncé? Mariah Carey? Kanye?
We know it won& #39;t include "Fela in Versace".
buT hE iS LoCaL
I get you.
That said, Brenda Fassie still bangs - vulindlela is 23 years old. Nkalakatha is 20 years old. Mafikolozo is still banging - Ndihamba Nawe is 13 years old.
"Now congratulate me..." will barely survive Coronavirus if we& #39;re keeping it buck.
I get you.
That said, Brenda Fassie still bangs - vulindlela is 23 years old. Nkalakatha is 20 years old. Mafikolozo is still banging - Ndihamba Nawe is 13 years old.
"Now congratulate me..." will barely survive Coronavirus if we& #39;re keeping it buck.
Are you likely to actively listen to AKA 20 years from now?