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Focalistic’s show appears on billboard

South African rapper Focalistic’s show appears on billboard. 

The Who Is Your Guy hitmaker expressed his excitement of his forthcoming concert which appeared on billboard. Taking to Instagram the rapper said he hopes his father is proud of his achievement. 

“Special Billboard Reveal in my hood This is one is for the family!!! GARANKUWA TAXI RANK ABOUT TO SEE US EVERY DAY!! Hope my Pops in the sky is PROUD #StraataNationAddress Phase 2 Tickets Sold Out!! Phase 3 tickets OUT NOW and goiiiing. Link in bio! I can’t wait to see all of you beautiful people with me making HISTORY ka Di 16 September, Botanical Gardens.”

Many of his fans, along with his industry mates, flooded his comment section with congratulatory messages.

Amapiano artist Pabi Cooper took to Focalistic’s comment where she simply wrote: “LETS GOO??? I CANNOT WAIT FOR THE HISTORY DAY?❤️.”

“I bet your pops is so Prada of you @focalisti, you’re doing amazing things for real ?????,” wrote a fan.

Another social media user commented: “An inspiration! A leader ?????❤️.”

“Thaemagao o proud thata kwa aleng foca ❤️??, wrote social media user.

“Make us proud boyzen?,” added social media user.

While another fan simply praised the Amapiano star for the great initiative he had provided for his upcoming concert.

“The buses is such a great idea, we love a thoughtful President ?❤️,” wrote a fan.

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