“Touch My Beard” AKA’s Father Celebrates 6 Years Of ‘Touch My Blood’ Album
“Touch My Beard” AKA’s Father Celebrates 6 Years Of ‘Touch My Blood’ Album. It’s been six years since the late rapper AKA dropped his critically acclaimed album “Touch My Blood,” and his father, Tony Forbes, is marking the occasion with a celebratory social media post.
Taking to Instagram, Tony Forbes reminisced about the album’s release, acknowledging its impact and his pride in his son’s achievements. “Touch My Beard…6 years old and I still love listening to it, arguably his best album? Luckily we don’t have to choose. Congratulations Kiernan, no surprise here, you were always fully into whatever you did. Daddy proud,” wrote Tony Forbes.
Released in 2018, “Touch My Blood” was a commercial and critical success for AKA. The album featured hit singles like “Fela in Versace,” “Mame,” and the title track “Touch My Blood.” It cemented AKA’s position as a leading figure in South African hip-hop.
Tony Forbes’ post has resonated with fans, many of whom have shared their memories of the album. The anniversary has sparked renewed interest in “Touch My Blood,” with fans revisiting the project and sharing their appreciation online. The celebration by AKA’s father highlights the enduring legacy of “Touch My Blood.” The album continues to be a touchstone for South African hip-hop, and its influence can still be felt today.
