The new “it couple” set tongues wagging when the confirmed that they were dating. A fact which came as a surprise for many as Nadia was close friends with media personality and ex Bonang Matheba. But similar to what Matheba allegedly did to DJ Zinhle by bricking the then pregnant female DJ to stealth AKA, Nadia proved that she can do the exact same thing to her former friend as they have even unfollowed one another.
But if one thing is clear, it is that when AKA is happy and in love, he will release summer hits. Case in point is the release of his comeback single
Lemon (Lemonade) featuring Nasty C. The single was the debut single from his upcoming album. A single which he has followed after with
his current single Paradise featuring Musa Keys and Ghana’s Gaykie.
AKA’s dance moves worse than Cassper’s bars?
AKA might be known as a hitmaker with a string of classic albums and supporting singles from his debut album Levels to arguably his last classic release with Touch My Blood. An album which is believed to have been inspired or dedicated to Bonang Matheba and his initially romantic than alleged witchcraft filled relationship with her.
But one fact that his arch nemesis Cassper Nyovest has always had an upper hand between them is the fact that Nyovest can dance. While AKA on the other hand seemingly cannot. This is as his keyboardist Zadok took to Twitter to share AKA “breaking it down” as he danced to his own rhythm.
The video makes one thing clear about “MaDrugs,” and that is he is not a dancer but he is definitely confident.
It would seem that
when he took to Twitter to suggest that he was hacked. What he forgot was to tell the hackers to delete this video of him dancing as it takes away from his G.O.A.T status. Especially given how hard he went in on Nyovest for his latest rap faux pas in reference to his use of the medulla oblongata and how that is connected to the heart.
It makes it clear that AKA should rather stick to his own signature dance move of using his shoulders. This is as the move might not require a lot of skill. But the swag and confidence in which AKA usually performs the dance move makes it believable that in fact, maybe, just maybe, there is hope for him just yet.
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