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Scumie Expresses Desire To Win South African Hip Hop Award

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Scumie Expresses Desire To Win South African Hip Hop Award. Every artist aspires to earn recognition in the fiercely competitive SA Hip Hop industry. Achieving status as one of the top rappers demands relentless effort and unwavering dedication to their craft. Success in this dynamic field hinges on perseverance, skill refinement, and a steadfast commitment to artistic excellence.

Scumie is among the emerging, ambitious SA rappers who are diligently striving to ascend to the upper echelons of the industry. Known for her hunger and relentless work ethic, she is dedicated to honing her skills and carving out a prominent place for herself in the competitive world of South African rap.

On top of her current efforts, Scumie is setting her sights on an even greater prize within the game. Taking to X, the famed trap star expressed her desire to win the prestigious SA Hip Hop Award stating that all she is doing is to work hard to get to that prize. “All I do is grind. I stay dreaming of that SAHHA,” she wrote.

All I do is grind. I stay dreaming of that SAHHA.

— SCUMIE🥡 (@scumie_) July 3, 2024

Although Scumie has not disclosed the specific categories she is targeting, fans can anticipate her being a strong contender in several. The rapper is currently hard at work on her new album, which she aims to use as a springboard to reach the pinnacle of SA rap. With this project, Scumie hopes to solidify her place among the elite in the industry and make a lasting impact.

The SAHHA ceremony, which typically takes place in December, features performances by some of the biggest names in the industry, as well as the highly anticipated awards presentation. The South African Hip Hop Awards (SAHHA) are slated to occur this year before the annual Back To The City concert.

Speaking on Choppin’ It With Budha T, Rashid Kay mentioned that the SAHHA will be scheduled earlier than its usual December timeframe to accommodate Back To The City.

“So SA Hip Hop Awards are still gonna happen, new date. So what we planned is we do them earlier in the year instead of November or December so that we have enough time to organise Back To The City in October,” he said.