Loatinover Pounds Expresses Gratitude Following SAMA Loss
Loatinover Pounds Expresses Gratitude Following SAMA Loss. Hip-hop artist Loatinover Pounds took to social media to express his gratitude following the recent South African Music Awards (SAMA) ceremony. Though he didn’t take home an award, he emphasized how honoured he was to be nominated among other talented artists.
His message also included a shout-out to the SAMAs for recognizing his work and warm congratulations to fellow rapper Priddy Ugly, who won in the Best Hip Hop Album Award category. In his post, Loatinover Pounds wrote, “Wanna thank everyone that voted for me at the SAMAs, unfortunately, we didn’t take the awards home but I’m super honoured to have been nominated.
His heartfelt message resonated with fans following his rise in the music industry, showcasing his humility and dedication to his craft. He also congratulated fellow artist Priddy Ugly, who received an award that night. “Shout out to the SAMAs for the recognition. congratulations @ItsPriddyUgly,” he added.
The SAMAs, which celebrate the best in South African music across various genres, have long been a prestigious platform for recognizing musical excellence. Loatinover Pounds’ nomination marked a milestone in his career, underscoring the impact of his work on the local music scene and solidifying his position as one of the notable up-and-coming artists.
Although he didn’t take home the award, Loatinover Pounds had a standout year in the fiercely competitive South African hip-hop scene. The rapper solidified his presence with the release of his debut album P4P (Pray 4 Pitori), which resonated strongly with fans and showcased his unique style.
P4P was praised for its authentic storytelling, highlighting the vibrant and gritty streets of Pretoria, his hometown. Loatinover Pounds demonstrated his ability to bring fresh narratives and sounds to the genre, blending local slang, cultural references, and innovative production. His music and lyrical authenticity helped him connect with a broad audience, making him one of the new voices to watch in SA hip-hop.
Beyond the album’s success, Loatinover Pounds continued to captivate audiences with memorable live performances and collaborations, proving he’s more than just a one-hit wonder. His rise in the industry reflects the growing influence of Pretoria’s music scene and the demand for genuine, homegrown voices in South African hip-hop.
