The beat on this track makes me giddy like a little boy..big up to Abbas Kubaff who is actually on the rounds of promoting ‘Mistar Abbas’ the title of the new album that follows the success of the first solo album Angabanga.Boasting cuts ‘Get Down’ and ‘A Million Rhymez’(one of my favorite political motivated tracks) this dude never let’s his fans down.Check the remix for chapaa.

“Young,Gifted and Black”,It’s always a good thing when African’s work together.Big up to channel O,I support anything that helps and makes Africa eat,and..is it me but after watching the Emcee Africa clips..Lyrically Africa’s hip hop might give western hip hop a run for it’s money.Respect to this collabo though! Nazizi (Kenya), Naeto C (Nigeria), HHP ,Proverb (South Africa), Zeus , Cybil Nite (Botswana)…RESPECT THE SOUTH People!! Definately BLACK MEDLEY CERTIFIED,The song ,the video tell it all.Support your artists and check out the links below of various websites and some more clips from channel O.
Emcee Africa Clips
Nazizi myspace page
Naeto C myspace support page
HHP and Tha Band myspace page
Zeus myspace page(watch this boy!!)

Africa stand the hell up! For those who missed it, G San of the well known Tanzanian rap group X Plastaz held it down with a mean swahili flow on the BET hip hop Awards last night. He definately deserves his bragging rights for this one..and for those wondering how this came about..in a nutshell X plastaz has had their ‘Nini dhambi kwa mwenye dhiki’ video on youtube..I don’t know why it took so long..but that’s another story. Anyway impressed,BET reached out and flew G San down to Brooklyn and let him spit his 16. Most would be star truck but in his interview with emcee Africa’s Lee Kasumba this is what he had to say before the show aired last night;“Well, the Cypher segment was recorded in New York before the actual award ceremony. For me, it was just amazing to be there with people like Eminem, KRS One, DJ Premier playing the beats, and being able to showcase what I had. Many people were blown away with what I did and asked me why I rhymed in Swahili ‘cause they wanted to understand. I was just like ‘English is not my first language, I speak it, I love it but you will be able to mess me up if I rhyme in English’. There were emcees from all over the world in one setting, and I was happy to represent for Africa. I wasn’t starstruck, just glad to showcase what I did and could do with my American counterparts. I mean, think of it, we really have the same names, just one word changes, African American and African, do you understand what that means?”

Big up Tanzania,X Plastaz and of course G San..You did our Africa proud,now to the next chapter of world hip hop dominance..