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K.O confirms another surprise feature on upcoming ‘I think you spoke too soon’ album after hinting at AKA collab

If there is any artist who has shown what hard work and consistency look like, it is Mpumalanga-born rapper Ntokozo Mdluli, who more famously goes by K.O or ‘The Skhanda Gawd’. Soon after successfully launching his Skhandaworld SS24 fashion collection, the ‘SETE’ hitmaker is back focusing on the music as he recently announced a surprise feature on his upcoming album.

When it comes to building anticipation for his work, K.O has been doing a good job as can be expected as he has been keeping his fanbase on their toes with frequent drops and samples of his work. After collaborating with the ‘Zulu man with some power’ Nasty C on his track ‘Too Much’, he has also confirmed a feature with Usimamane and the late AKA on his upcoming album ‘I Think You Spoke Too Soon’.

Taking to social media, the rapper teased his fanbase with yet another feature with an artist yet to be confirmed, which has the hip-hop world buzzing and cracking their head trying to figure out who this mystery feature could possibly be. He made it explicitly clear that this would be a certified hit as the collaborator poured his heart into the record.

“Got another surprise guest feature on there that when you members hear it you’ll be like ??‍♂️…. Cos mans laced one of his cleanest rap verses in recent years on my album,” he captioned the post.

As expected, internet users have started speculating, each making a case for different artists. It surely will be exciting to see who K.O will reveal as his latest collaborator, as he has been on a roll lately.

Also see: A glimpse into Skhandaworld SS24 collection by K.O

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