Hype For International Features Dying?

[@Itsaudioprince]

I think what's wrong is that some of these international artists do songs with our local artists to be relevant again, when allow by Nasty C dropped French Montana was still popping back then not now ,when kwesta did -I came I saw- with Rick ross he was still popping back then too ,that's why when Usimamane did a song with him the fans were like " yeah but Ross ain't popping that much no more" so basically sa artists need to collab with artists who are still relevant like Chris, kendrick, cole & etc . That will do numbers

[@ZALeaks]

Valid point 🔥

[@MelxzTheeRapper999]

Yeah yeah I feel your answer

[@phal5574]

Remember when Kwesta’s mom sent Rick Ross to buy bread emakuleni?😂 shes the one who killed the hype 😂

[@ZALeaks]

🤣🤣🤣That's funny

[@-Romen-]

American music is boring now, our music is really good at this point.

[@ZALeaks]

@@-Romen- That's a good thing 🔥

[@nastyccollegev9049]

They are expensive😂😂

[@ZALeaks]

@@nastyccollegev9049 🤣🤣🤣

[@thembafidelmakhubu4015]

The reason the international hype is dying because it doesn't benefit our artists on the international stage but it only benefit them when we look back home. These American artists don't put our artists on like our artists do here at South Africa if we keeping a bean. So thats why artists such as A-reece don't big up international features like that anmore it's of a thing if you want us to work and due to another reason is some of these American artists are not as great as a Nasty C or an A-reece

[@ZALeaks]

@@thembafidelmakhubu4015 you're cooking 🍳

[@BenBeeza]

Are your eyes yellow?

[@Lyricicaltheartist]

I feel like it's getting normalized...it's not dying and don't you think that's a good thing in terms of SA hip hop??

[@ZALeaks]

@@Lyricicaltheartist it is that highlights growth and a good direction