RIP AKA: Rapper YoungstaCPT Finally Breaks Silence Following AKA’s Death, Mzansi Urges Him To Release Song

Monday, February 13, 2023 at 5:12 PM by Privie Kandi

Kiernan Forbes' death came as a surprise to many South Africans, especially his industry colleagues
Celebrities have been posting heartwarming tributes to the star who was murdered in Durban alongside his friend Tibz
YoungstaCPT is another celeb who has broken his silence since the incident on Friday, February 10, 2023

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Social media has been awash with heartwarming tributes from AKA's fans, family and industry colleagues following his untimely death.

YoungstaCPT pays tribute to AKA — Rapper YoungstaCPT reacted to AKA's death. Image: @youngstacpt and @akaworldwide
Source: Instagram

The Composure rapper's industry colleagues, including baby mama DJ Zinhle, Pearl Thusi, Sho Madjozi, Somizi Mhlongo, DJ Black Coffee and Nandi Madida, have all reacted to the star's passing.

YoungstaCPT reacts to AKA's death

For some celebs, the death hit so hard that it took a while to react. YoungstaCPT, known as the Fela In Versace hitmaker's close friend, broke his silence in a Twitter post.

Fans react to YoungstaCPT's tribute to AKA

Social media users understand that their favs are going through the most following Bhova's death. Many took to YoungstaCPT's timeline to show him some love. Others called on him to work on a song.

@Shamahboy1 said:

"I ain’t gonna forget the performance he did last year at Cotton Fest featuring you @YoungstaCpt."

@oscar_vusumuzi added:

"You have something special. AKA left you a baton, don't disappoint him. STAND UP for the Coloured Community, you are doing a great job."

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