25K Celebrates 3 Years Of Debut Album “Pheli Makaveli”
25K Celebrates 3 Years Of Debut Album “Pheli Makaveli.” Pretoria-born rapper, 25K, is marking a momentous occasion today – the 3rd anniversary of his debut studio album, “Pheli Makaveli.” Released in July 2021, the album sent shockwaves through the South African hip-hop scene, solidifying 25K’s position as a rising star.
Taking to social media, 25K expressed his gratitude and appreciation for his album as he celebrated its 3rd anniversary. “3 Years Ago Today. A Masterpiece,” he wrote. “Pheli Makaveli,” a Sotho term translating to “General of the Game,” was a bold statement of intent from the young rapper.
Produced by Zoocci Coke Dope, the album showcased 25K‘s raw talent, lyrical prowess, and ability to weave introspective storytelling with energetic bars. Tracks like “Trap Jumping” and “Hustlers Prayer” became instant fan favourites, garnering praise for their infectious beats and relatable narratives.
The critical acclaim for “Pheli Makaveli” was widespread. SA Hip hop pundits lauded the album’s innovation and freshness, while fans hailed 25K as a leading voice in the new generation of South African hip-hop. The album’s impact wasn’t just contained within the music industry. “Pheli Makaveli” resonated with the youth of Pretoria, particularly those navigating the complexities of township life.
The album’s themes of ambition, perseverance, and social commentary struck a chord, making 25K a relatable icon for his generation. Since the release of “Pheli Makaveli,” 25K’s trajectory has been nothing short of impressive.
He has collaborated with some of South Africa’s biggest names, performed at major music festivals, and amassed a loyal following. But “Pheli Makaveli” remains a cornerstone of his success. The album not only established 25K as a force to be reckoned with but also served as a blueprint for a new sound in South African hip-hop.
As 25K celebrates this 3rd anniversary, fans eagerly await his next move. With the foundation laid by “Pheli Makaveli,” there’s no doubt that the Pretoria rapper placed himself for grand success in the game which has been visible over the years.
Recently, the famed rapper announced that he will be dropping new music following the success of his debut album. “So for those of you who have been following the movement since I dropped my debut album Pheli Makaveli, I feel like this has given me enough time for me to give you new music. So be on the lookout for that,” he said.
