Kid Tini Speaks On Creating Authentic South African Hip-Hop

Kid Tini Speaks On Creating Authentic South African Hip-Hop. Ambitiouz Entertainment signee Kid Tini has built himself up and made a name for himself in SA Hip-Hop. The New School Bully has been confident in all his music releases and shooshed away anyone that stood in his way.

The Cinga hitmaker recently say down with Massiv Metro’s The Pristine Queen Azizzar for an interview about his 2020 album The Second Coming and also used the opportunity to share his thoughts about the state of SA hip-hop right now.

Kid Tini mentioned that the state of hip-hop in SA is tricky because we’ve allowed things that to pass and no one wants to represent the hip-hop genre unapologetically. He also speaks on how SA Hip-Hop should not sound too far removed from South Africa.

“It being South African, it not sounding too far removed from our people which is another thing that I feel like a whole lot of, especially the new wave artists don’t take into account. We represent a certain people.” Kid Tini said bodly.

He highlighted that if we look at the biggest song in the country right now it’s Big Zulu’s Mali Eningi featuring Riky Rick and IntabaYaseDubai. He mentions that if you hear Big Zulu’s song anywhere in the world you’d know it’s from South Africa.

He used the example of Mali Eningi to speak about his own album release The Second Coming to say that he feels him and his team pride themselves on creating music for the people, and they achieved that goal.

Kid Tini’s The Second Coming features Malome Vector, Blaq Diamond, Zakwe, Kwesta and many more.

Check out Kid Tini’s interview on Massiv Metro here: