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AKA’s tweets on the day he died

Multi-award-winning rapper AKA, real name Kiernan Forbes’s murder left many mzansi citizens with sore hearts as the rapper was among the most loved artists in the country.

A year after his death, many still share pictures of him, expressing how it will take time for them to recover from the loss of the Super Mega.

Not only was Super Mega a talented rapper but he was also a great dad, often sharing videos and pictures with his daughter Kairo Forbes who he was co-parenting with ex-girlfriend Ntombezinhle “DJ Zinhle” Jiyane.

The rapper met his fate on Friday, February 10th last year in a shooting alleged to have been a hit. His friend Tibz, real name Tebello Motsoane was also shot and killed in a hit that wasn’t sent for him, according to reports from the police. He was due to perform at Durban-based businessman Kgolo Mthembu’s nightclub Yugo, having his meal before heading to the event.

The rapper was very popular and active on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, now called X. Like usual, on the day he died, he shared a few tweets before his life was cut short.

Below are some of the tweets shared by the rapper on the day he died.

He started by posting a poster of the Durban leg of his birthday celebration which is on the 27th of January. The event was to be held at Yugo Club, in Greyville, Berea.

Excited about his new album Mass Country, which was set to drop two weeks before his passing, the rapper shared:

He also introduced a WhatsApp hotline where details about tours, latest news would be shared:

He re-posted the cover post:

He also shared a video showing many people who joined the WhatsApp hotline.

He also added that he would be engaging with his fans on the hotline, adding:

He also reminded his music lovers to pre-add the Mass Country album before its launch on the 24th of February.

His very last tweet was a response to an internet user who asked when he would dye his hair blonde or platinum again, to which he responded:

Also see: AKA’s murder suspects revealed as they appear in court

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