Touchline Truth Marks 2 Years Of His Impactful Project “S.O.O.N. 2 (A BETTER YEAR)”
Touchline Truth Marks 2 Years Of His Impactful Project “S.O.O.N. 2. (A BETTER YEAR).” Establishing a presence in the fiercely competitive South African rap scene at a young age is no easy feat. However, numerous SA rappers have successfully made their mark in the industry while still in their youth, driven by a relentless hunger for success.
Touchline Truth, real name Thabo Mahlwele stands as a testament to this, having achieved notable impact at a young age. The rapper’s current success in the game did not happen overnight, but he has to work his way up and the album “S.O.O.N. 2 (A BETTER YEAR)” was a statement album that awakened the sleeping giant in him.
Taking to Instagram, the Tembisa-born rapper celebrated 2 years of the album appreciating everyone who contributed to his piece of work. “2 years ago on this day I dropped a life changing project titled “S.O.O.N 2 (A Better Year) 7 Million+ streams later, me and the team can be very happy that we said we would do it and then did it for real. Thank you to everyone that contributed towards the creation of it, a bigger thank you to everyone that streamed it. To more❤️ What are your top 3 songs from the project,” wrote Touchline Truth.
The 16-track album not only showcases Touchline’s rapping prowess but also unlocks the young rapper’s understanding of real issues affecting the people in South Africa mostly those who live in the townships. Touchline’s music isn’t just catchy, it’s a lyrical playground. His tracks, particularly in S.O.O.N 2, are riddled with punchlines that pack a punch and wordplay so clever it deserves its own applause.
Take songs like “A South African Christmas,” “Actions Over Captions,” “I’ll Always Have Me,” “Free Mode,” and “Peace Hunting” – they’re stuffed with lines that are both artful and witty, leaving you grinning while nodding your head to the beat.
