Big Zulu Recalls His Time As A Taxi Driver 7 Years Before Stardom
Big Zulu Recalls His Time As A Taxi Driver 7 Years Before Stardom. Big Zulu recently embarked on a nostalgic journey, reflecting on his humble origins before soaring to stardom. As the head honcho of Inkabi Records, he stands as a testament to the rewards of tireless dedication, earning himself a prominent place in the South African hip-hop scene and the wider music industry.
Despite the fame attained by the Imali Eningi hitmaker in recent years, celebrated for his electrifying stage presence and smash-hit singles, his journey to success was paved with hard work long before the spotlight. Once manoeuvring through the vibrant streets of KZN behind the taxi wheel, he embodies the essence of rising from humble beginnings to the glitz and glamour of stardom.
In a recent Twitter post, Big Zulu reminisced about his days as a taxi driver while simultaneously pursuing his rap career as an underground artist.
“9 years ago Ngangi layisha umphakath ngisa renka ngiyo perfoma at BTTC ngilayishe abantu ngibase BTTC ngifike ngi perfome bese later ngilayishe ngibabuyisele emuva ngibe yi taxi driver for 6 to 7 years ngapha ngi repha ngiza kuma SA HIP HOP AWARD nge taxi ungayeki ukuzama,” which translate to;
“9 years ago I was loading the community while I was performing at BTTC, I loaded people, I took them to BTTC, I came to perform, and later I loaded them back, I was a taxi driver for 6 to 7 years, here I am rapping, I am coming to try SA HIP HOP AWARD by taxi 🙏🏿 don’t stop,” he wrote.
Big Zulu‘s journey from taxi driver to rap star is an inspiring tale of perseverance and dedication. It serves as a reminder that success can come from the most unexpected places and that with hard work and determination, even the most ambitious dreams can be achieved.
