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Reason Shares The First Impression He Received From SA Hip Hop After Joining Amapiano

Reason Shares The First Impression He Received From SA Hip Hop After Joining Amapiano. For several months now, the Amapiano wave has shaped the sound of the culture, and the wave has gained strength.

Reason Shares The First Impression He Received From SA Hip Hop After Joining Amapiano

The growth of rappers who are delving into the so-called Yanos, however, has raised questions about whether or not pure SA Hip Hop will be able to stand on its own if its most important personalities appear to be leaving it for better opportunities.

Reason has been one of the SA rappers who have jumped into the Amapiano bandwagon. The rapper however revealed the struggles he faced upon his decision to become an Amapiano artist. “The first reaction was like ooh you are hopping on the wave,” he said.

Reason made it known that the intense with people in SA hip hop made him feel like he was cheating and betraying the culture by jumping into the Amapiano wave. “There is a very intense relationship that people in hip hop have with hip hop, it felt like I was cheating on hip hop, it felt like everybody was like you’re gonna turn your back on hip hop like that,” he said.

Reason continued by stating how people have been reacting to him since he joined Amapiano while imitating Julius Malema. “It felt like everybody was like you gonna turn your back on hip hop like that how dare you after everything that hip hop has done for you, took you out of the ghetto, gave you a pretty girl, this life, this fame, this money, with a Julius Malema voice, yes,” Reason said.

Reason has established a solid reputation for himself ever since he entered the Amapiano genre and has released some excellent music. Recently, the rapper announced a record label deal with Warner Music Africa as he revealed that he will be working on a new project with the record label.

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