Gigi Lamayne is 1st Hip Hop Artist of the Year winner at Basadi in Music Awards, Rapper Celebrates With 6 Pics

Gigi Lamayne is 1st Hip Hop Artist of the Year winner at Basadi in Music Awards, Rapper Celebrates With 6 Pics

  • Gigi Lamayne got some recognition for her hard work in music at the first-ever Basadi in Music Awards
  • The musician was recognised for her stellar music in rap and hip-hop after her latest album, Set in Stone
  • Gigi Lamayne shared the news on social media, and fans could not stop singing her praises with messages of congratulations

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Gigi Lamayne is making waves with her music. The South African rapper dropped Set In Stone and won big at the Basadi In Music Award.

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Gigi Lamayne is getting her flowers for her contribution to SA hip-hop by clinching a major award at the Basadi in Music Awards. Image: Instagram /@gigi_lamayne
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The ceremony was hosted for the first time in 2022, and she was one of its major winners. Gigi's supporters came out in droves to congratulate her.

Gigi Lamayne wins major hip-hop award

Gigi Lamayne shared up close pictures of the award she received from Basadi in Music Awards. The Ice Cream hitmaker was dubbed the Best Rap/Hip-hop Artist of the Year.

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Gigi told Briefly News that winning makes her feel fulfilled. She said:

"It makes me feel like I have a purpose. I am probably one the female artists who can compete with my male counterparts on a level playing field when it comes catalogs, awards, impact, longevity consistency, artsisty and overall branding."

Gigi celebrated the award by sharing six pictures of herself holding the accolade. Basadi In Music Awards honors women in entertainment as the award is shaped like an Afro. The musician loved the detail as she wrote in a celebratory tweet:

"Her hair is just like mine. Thank you for this guys !"

Speaking to Briefly News, Gigi said Basadi In Music Awards means a lot because they value hard workers in entertainment. She said:

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"It's nice to know there is a platform now created to genuinely award people who relentlessly put in the work. It look to lift and empower women."

Fans joined her as they gave her flowers for being a trailblazer in South African hip-hop. Many encouraged Gigi to continue working as hard as she does.

@qhayoume commented:

"Congrats, sis keep pushing the bar higher."

@Therealthatso commented:

"So beautiful, congratulations once again."

@_elroyalty commented:

"Congratulations to you Queen you deserve everything coming your way."

@Zuluelihlemchu1 commented:

"Never seen Gigi looking so happy in a while. A hard-rapping woman. I love you. Congratulations sis. You deserve it."

@BenikaBen commented:

"The recognition you deserve."

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Briefly News previously reported that Gigi Lamayne said a visitor on her interview show Point Of View With Gigi Lamayne had a failed experience with witcraft and satanism.

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The Mashonisa hitmaker claimed a guest she had was satanic. The rapper claimed the guest, Isabelle Cowdry, left the show feeling sick because she tried using her muthi on the rapper. Gigi Lamayne reminded those who wish to go to her podcast with bad intentions would regret it.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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