Rapper Da L.E.S Confirms Move to the United States in Emotional Video, Fans Show Support

Rapper Da L.E.S Confirms Move to the United States in Emotional Video, Fans Show Support

  • Rapper Da L.E.S has confirmed in a recent video on his YouTube channel that he has moved to the United States
  • This big move comes just after he marked a year since his stroke, which occurred on his 39th birthday in July 2024
  • Fans wished the rapper well as he made the big move to the US, wishing for his safe return home one day

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Da L.E.S has moved to America.
Rapper Da L.E.S has moved to the United States of America. Image: Oupa Bopape
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After suffering a life-altering stroke in July 2024, Da L.E.S has made a big announcement. The rapper revealed that he has moved to the United States in a recent emotional video uploaded on his YouTube channel.

The rapper, whose real name is Leslie Mampe Jr, hosted a farewell party before his departure. The party, which took place in Johannesburg, was attended by close friends and family, including Don Design, rappers Maggz, and L-Tido.

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Speaking in the video, the Lifestyle hitmaker revealed the real reason behind his move, and that is to spend time with his family. He assured fans that he would be returning to Mzansi.

“We are moving to Houston, Texas. I am going out there to spend some time with my family in the States, but do not worry, Mzansi, I’ will be back.”

Speaking about his stroke on Da L.E.S Network, he revealed that he was filled with immense gratitude for surviving the ordeal.

“I suffered a stroke. People thought I was going to die. I made it. I think right now, it is just to motivate people. People want to know what is wrong with me. I want to help people because this is real; it can happen to anybody.”

He explained that his life changed forever within the blink of an eye, but he knows that this is not the end for him.

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Da L.E.S has moved to the States.
Rapper Da L.E.S has moved to the United States, and his family threw a farewell party. Image: 2freshles
Source: Instagram

He then thanked all the people who attended the gathering.

“I am just lucky to be alive. Shout out to all the people who came out. I feel good. I feel happy that I am still here, but the whole purpose of me filming is to let y’all into my life in a real way, I think, and also to inspire.”

In the emotional video, fellow rapper and friend L-Tido wished L.E.S a safe trip. “When you come back, everything is gonna be good. You know we got you, we love you. We got your back forever.”

Watch the video below:

Fans also gathered to wish the star well on his trip:

@oratilemelato476 exclaimed:

"Really good to see you recovering! Shoutout to everyone in the video, you have really good and supportive people around you, come back to SA."

@luxoloncukana1858 said:

"Seeing Les, Tido & Maggz still holding it down and breaking bread at the same table is just enough for me. To more life and records, maGrootman. Been a fan since the Jozi days and Glitz Gang."

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Da L.E.S speaks on stroke

In a previous report from Briefly News, Da L.E.S finally spoke for the first time after suffering a stroke in July 2024 on his 39th birthday.

The rapper expressed gratitude and shared why he was sharing his experience with the world.

Proofreading by Kelly Lippke, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.

Source: Briefly News

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 5 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za

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