Khuli Chana Recounts The Life Lessons In His Music Journey With “Morafe”

Khuli Chana Recounts The Life Lessons In His Music Journey With “Morafe.” SA hip hop fans frequently argue with one another, and it doesn’t take much more than someone stating their preferred rapper to start an argument. Your favorite rapper is a matter of personal taste, and it necessitates the most opinionated justifications.

Despite all of the debates on social media and podcasts, Khuli Chana is one of the few rappers who should never be questioned as one of the greatest of all time. The rapper has been in the game since the ancient days of SA hip hop as a member of the Morafe group.

The Motswak Originator was a vital member of the group of four which dropped some greatest hip-hop tunes back in the day. In a Lunch Bar campaign video clip he shared on Twitter, Khuli Chana reflected on the valuable lessons he learned during his days as a member of the Morafe group.

“The significance of family, the power of music, the power of collaboration, the power of intention, perseverance, I could go on and on about Morafe.” Prior to that Khuli also stated how HHP has influenced the group’s popularity by utilizing his popularity to promote them and that’s where the power of family comes into play.

“Jabba used to randomly jump on our performance sets as a surprise, and the fans would lose their minds. He did that at the peak of his career. He believed in us so much, and everybody had to follow suit,” Khuli said.