Sizwe Mpofu Says Fame Changed AKA, Former Entity Rap Group Member Claims Mega Is No Longer in Contact With Him

• AKA's name has once again popped up on other artists' names and this time from someone close to him
• Former rapper Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh has come out claiming that Supa Mega's blow-up in the music industry has changed him
• Walsh says Mega is no longer in contact with his former group mates from the hip-hop group Entity Rap

Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh has spoken out about how the group Entity Rap, which included Vice Versa, AKA, and Greyhounds, is doing after their split.

In an interview with South Africa's popular YouTube podcast Nkululeko and Culture, Sizwe stated that the rest of the members and AKA  are no longer in contact.

“I think fame does something to people. The more famous he became, the more detached he became from that original group of friends."

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The former rapper went on to say that while many people know AKA for the good he has done in the Mzansi hip hop game, his massive fame has changed him.

“Even though most people know AKA for good reason because he is super famous, it’s actually fascinating to watch how the different lives that we were within that group have actually moved in different directions."

AKA's career in a nutshell after Entity Rap split

According to TshisaLIVE, AKA began his solo career in 2009 after releasing his single I Want It All from his studio album Alta Ego.

Leading up to 2022, Mega has never looked back. He even has a new song called Lemonade (Lemons) with one of Mzansi's renowned lyricists Nasty C. Currently, Lemonade is also out charting many Hip-hop songs in the country.

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Cassper Nyovest claims AKA is afraid to fight him in the next celebrity boxing match

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Cassper Nyovest has issued another challenge to AKA for the next Celeb City Boxing match.

This comes after Mufasa humiliated Priddy Ugly in a match dubbed "2-minute noodles," knocking him out in less than five minutes.

Soon after the match, Mufasa challenged Supa Mega on Twitter. He resorted to calling AKA derogatory names after failing to receive a response to his challenge.

Source: Briefly News