The popular South African rapper AKA recently took to social media to express his disappointment over the recent announcement of the cancellation of the TV show “Idols South Africa” after its upcoming season.
The rapper had aspirations to become a judge on the show, and was deeply hurt by the news of its cancellation.
In a series of tweets, AKA stated that he believed he would have made a great judge on the show, and that he had always wanted the opportunity to be a part of the “Idols” family. He went on to explain that having the title of “judge” on his resume would have added another feather to his already impressive cap. He wrote, “Masters of Rhythm, The Hustle… Idols… that would have been nice.”
Many fans of the rapper were in agreement with his sentiments, with many expressing that they would have loved to see AKA take on a judging role on the show. Some even went as far as to suggest that the cancellation of “Idols South Africa” was a loss for the South African entertainment industry, and that the rapper would have added a unique perspective to the judging panel.
I should have been a judge on @IdolsSA *sigh* … I always wanted that.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) February 8, 2023
Despite the disappointment over the cancellation of the show, AKA remains one of the most respected and successful musicians in South Africa. He has a long and impressive list of achievements in the music industry, including multiple awards and nominations, as well as numerous chart-topping albums and hit singles.
As a performer, AKA is known for his unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and pop, and has been praised for his socially conscious lyrics that address important social and political issues in South Africa. He is widely regarded as one of the most talented and versatile musicians in the country, and his music continues to be well received by audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
In conclusion, while the cancellation of “Idols South Africa” may have been a disappointment for AKA and his fans, the rapper remains one of the most talented and successful musicians in South Africa. His contributions to the industry, as well as his innovative approach to music and his commitment to tackling important social and political issues, will continue to make him a major force in the South African music scene for years to come.
