AKA’s Social Media Page Drops Cryptic Post, Leaving Fans Buzzing: “We Knew You Weren’t Dead”
- AKA's X page sparked excitement with a cryptic post hinting at a big announcement at 3 pm CAT, leading fans to speculate about new music
- Mixed reactions flooded the comments, with some joking about the rapper being alive while others anticipated a music release
- Overall, the post stirred emotions, with fans expressing disbelief over his absence and eagerness for any new content
Social media users are buzzing after late rapper Kiernan "AKA" Forbes' X page shared a cryptic post. Fans shared mixed reactions to the now-viral post.
Mysterious post by AKA's X account gets SA buzzing
Late award-winning rapper AKA's X page has hinted at a big announcement at 3 pm CAT. The cryptic post shared on the page got fans speculating about new music from the late rapper.
The now-viral post did not reveal many details about what was coming at 3 pm. The tweet read:
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"Long Live SUPA MEGA, Live Long 💜♾ 15:00 CAT"
Fans react to mysterious on AKA's page
Social media users flooded the post's comments section with mixed reactions. Some joked about the Fela In Versace rapper still being alive, while others thought new music from the late star was about to be released.
@KingDon_za said:
"He's back ladies and gents."
@Chunu00 commented:
“‘Mega its a miracle you came back from the dead”😭😭still waiting"
@DonChuene added:
"I knew that shooting wasn’t real. Welcome back mega!!!"
@GoldenSphex commented:
"King. we have no December vibe song, sishawa uvalo nje."
@BlazingLEGOs added:
"Still unbelievable that you are not here with us today😔"
@VuyaniSupaMega said:
"Must be new music."
@blackguymfwethu noted:
"Don't know what's happening at 15:00 but we will be there 🤝🏽"
AKA’s lookalike performs late rapper’s song
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that a video of the late rapper AKA's lookalike performing one of his most famous songs, All Eyes On Me, on stage has received mixed reactions from fans. Many said the doppelganger must be stopped.
South African rapper AKA's name popped up on social media timelines when a video of a man who looks exactly like him performing on stage went viral.
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Source: Briefly News