People amazed by recent news when American rapper T.I. released the reveal his upcoming collaboration with Nasty C and his friendship with AKA at an event in Kenya.
The rapper is no stranger to the African continent and he was spotted in Cape Town in 2018.
In a video shared by Boombuzz Kenya on Twitter, the Grammy-award winning artist talked about his collaboration with Nasty C and revealed that their track together hadn't come out yet.
“I align my talents with other talented people ... I have relationships with Davido, AKA. I have connections and relationships with people in the music industry from Africa.”
T.I. also counts SA rapper Kwesta as one of this friends, after the Ngud' hitmaker opened for the US star during his 2017 American tour.
Kwesta said that he got a call from the rapper's team asking if he would be interested in performing at some of T.I.'s shows in America.
“They were like, 'we really like your vibe and we think that we can really vibe with you. We want you to come out and open for T.I.' It came out of the blue. I haven't met T.I. or anyone from his team before, so to get this call was totally unexpected. I am a big fan of T.I. so I naturally said yes,” Kwesta explained.
The rapper is no stranger to the African continent and he was spotted in Cape Town in 2018.
In a video shared by Boombuzz Kenya on Twitter, the Grammy-award winning artist talked about his collaboration with Nasty C and revealed that their track together hadn't come out yet.
He also talked of the good relations he has formed with African artists over the years, including AKA, and shared his eagerness to work with musicians from the mainland in the future.ATTENTION ⚠️⚠️⚠️@Tip on his collabo w/ @Nasty_CSA and him being open to working with other African artistes in future. #JamesonConnectsKenya pic.twitter.com/136y2E4Qfh— Boombuzz Kenya (@BoombuzzKE) December 7, 2019
“I align my talents with other talented people ... I have relationships with Davido, AKA. I have connections and relationships with people in the music industry from Africa.”
T.I. also counts SA rapper Kwesta as one of this friends, after the Ngud' hitmaker opened for the US star during his 2017 American tour.
Kwesta said that he got a call from the rapper's team asking if he would be interested in performing at some of T.I.'s shows in America.
“They were like, 'we really like your vibe and we think that we can really vibe with you. We want you to come out and open for T.I.' It came out of the blue. I haven't met T.I. or anyone from his team before, so to get this call was totally unexpected. I am a big fan of T.I. so I naturally said yes,” Kwesta explained.
