Lala ngoxolo: Da LES lays dad to rest, shares sweet message
- South African rapper Da LES recently lost his father
- The performer took to social media to share that he was to be buried on Tuesday
- Messages of condolences poured in for the Mzansi musician and his family
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Da LES recently lost his father and took to social media to tell Mzansi that he was to be laid to rest Tuesday, 5 January 2020
Taking to his personal Twitter page, the rapper posted a sweet message dedicated to his father.
He said:
“What a beautiful day, we celebrate my Dad’s life and lay my Dad to rest peacefully. I’m so grateful for what I’ve learned and for my biggest fan becoming my guardian angel”
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Social media users sent messages of comfort to the media personality. Fellow celebrity Lalla Hirayama said:
“Sorry for your loss. Wishing you long life”
Tumi Sole said:
“Condolences to you and your family”
Maps Maponyane said:
“What a beautiful day, we celebrate my Dad’s life and lay my Dad to rest peacefully. I’m so grateful for what I’ve learned and for my biggest fan becoming my guardian angel”
Shaun_b2 said:
“sorry to hear that bro thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time may his soul rest in piece”
Martin_Mbuyisa said:
“May God be with you and your family during this time my brother. RIP daddy.”
Source: Instagram
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za previously reported that Da L.E.S trended on social after a troll tried to shade his contribution to the Mzansi hip-hop scene. Mzansi tweeps defended the rapper from the naysayer who tried to drag him for not doing anything for the South African genre of sounds.
The hater took to Twitter on Tuesday, 10 November and asked Mzansi what impact the musician has had on shaping the ever-growing Mzansi hip-hop scene. The troll @i_iamkhanyi asked:
“Let's be honest, what did Da L.E.S give us?!?"
Tweeps flooded @i_iamkhanyi's comment section to defend the North God. They were indeed honest with their answers as she had asked. They told her a lot of good things that Da L.E.S has done to change the game.
Some tweeps mentioned that L.E.S made Ama Kip Kip T-shirts and All White Parties fashionable. Some peeps shared some of the big songs that the Tippy Toes hitmaker has dropped. Check out some of the comments from Da L.E.S fans below:
@obacanism wrote:
"He legit made us go wild over Ama Kip Kip T-shirts. Da L.E.S is one of the curators of SA hip hop."
@More_Knwledge said:
"First of all Da L.E.S is one of the people that laid a foundation for SA hip hop, he is one of the way makers and he is also one of the first to associate clothing with music in the rap game through Ama Kip Kip... Ama Kip Kip was once the biggest T-shirt brand in this country."
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ufeely__ commented:
"That man invented ALL WHITE."
@Jason_Bugatti wrote:
"Nah, don’t do that to L.E.S. He’s one of the most important figures in the South African music industry, not just hip hop. His contribution to SA pop culture is crazy, he was the bridge for SA to Africa, brought swag to the industry and a lot of international awareness to the scene."
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