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Priddy Ugly Explains Why Maglera Doe Boy Couldn’t Appear In “NTJA’KA” Music Video

Priddy Ugly Explains Why Maglera Doe Boy Couldn’t Appear In “NTJA’KA” Music Video. Priddy Ugly stands as one of South Africa’s quietly industrious rappers in recent times. While his remarkable contributions may not have garnered widespread recognition, he has admirably weathered the challenges and criticism surrounding his career.

Priddy Ugly Explains Why Maglera Doe Boy Couldn’t Appear In “NTJA’KA” Music Video

The rapper recently came through with a brand new single titled Ntja’ka featuring the most wanted Maglera Doe Boy and the famed producer MashBeatz. The joint garnered a decent reception upon its release attracting over 200K YouTube streams.

In an effort to ignite enthusiasm among his fans, Priddy Ugly released the official music video for the collaboration. However, a significant setback in the Ntja’ka music video was the absence of Maglera Doe Boy, whose verse garnered significant praise among South African hip-hop enthusiasts.

The majority of South African hip-hop enthusiasts found themselves bewildered by the notable absence of the “Makazana” hitmaker in the music video. Nonetheless, after the video’s release, Priddy Ugly took to the caption to provide an explanation for why Maglera could not be featured in the video.

“‘Doe Boy couldn’t be with us, he’s experiencing immense fatigue from having to carry the game on his shoulders & being SA Hip Hop’s MVP isn’t easy work. In celebration of NTJA’KA reaching over 100K streams in it’s 1st week of release & to give thanks for your support, we’d like to share this visualizer with you, lets run it up.” Wrote Priddy Ugly.

Priddy is presently in the process of preparing for the launch of his upcoming album, titled “DUST.” The project carries the weight of potentially being his final musical endeavour, as he recently announced his retirement from the music industry.

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