Stogie T Mourns AKA in a Freestyle Tribute ‘Survivor’s Guilt’: “My Li'l Brother Was Killed, Brother”

Stogie T Mourns AKA in a Freestyle Tribute ‘Survivor’s Guilt’: “My Li'l Brother Was Killed, Brother”

  • Veteran rapper Stogie T, formerly Tumi, has released a freestyle tribute to slain emcee, AKA
  • Stogie revealed his latest release titled Survivor's Guilt on his Instagram page, rapping over and interpolating Kanye West's classic Jay Z tribute, Big Brother
  • The Honey and Pain rapper has received praise from fans and colleagues for honouring AKA, whom Stogie traded bars with on several occasions

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Stogie T releases a tribute to AKA titled 'Survivor's Guilt'
Stogie T penned a heartfelt remembrance to AKA in 'Survivor's Guilt' interpolating Kanye West's 'Big Brother'. Images: stogie_t
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Stogie T has penned a tribute freestyle in honour of the late AKA. The Tumi and The Volume frontman spits bars over Kanye West's Big Brother, referring to Forbes as his little brother. Stogie details his relationship with AKA as well as the rapper's untimely demise.

Stogie T releases AKA freestyle tribute

Veteran South African rapper Stogie T, previously Tumi from The Volume, dropped a freestyle tribute to AKA titled Survivor's Guilt.

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The rappers had maintained a solid friendship over the years, often featuring one another in songs as Stogie took the role of a mentor to the late rapper.

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Stogie rapped over Kanye West's Jay Z tribute, Big Brother from 2007's Graduation album.

"My li'l brother was killed, brother. Helped mould his career, I got guilt, brother."

Stogie also dropped some rhymes for Riky Rick, Tibz and Costa Titch, calling the industry out for supposedly forgetting about them.

Mzansi praises Stogie T's tribute

realblackcoffee said:

"Oh man!!!!!!"

slikouronlife responded:

"I told you this is your j.o.b!"

princekaybee_sa quoted:

"If Your Boy Doing Good, Go Hype That Sh*t."

focalistic reacted:

"10th time watching! Thank you!!!"

sherly.matuys quoted:

" 'An icon in the game, little Kairo’s fave, King Forbes the slain, until we meet again' - Shuuu, Stogie!"

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mabanga_sthe responded:

"Ey man! Man like Stogie."

rickkyjay commented:

"I still stand behind my words, Stogie T is the best African rapper and lyricist!"

manifestive posted:

"D*mn. Felt."

gugujuje added:

"Tumi, wow you ripped this apart! I’m crying even... this is art! He would’ve been so proud! Keep shining. Rest in peace, Kiernan."

zanburen said:

"We have been waiting and waiting for this."

thenapstacomedy responded:

"Modern-day poet and philosopher helping us communicate difficult words and emotions through music."

AKA remembered months after his passing

Briefly News recently covered Lynn Forbes' tribute to AKA seven months since his brutal assassination.

Since his death in February 2023, the rapper has been honoured on several platforms, from awards to his posthumous album, Mass Country being certified platinum.

The publication also revealed Emtee's final conversation with Forbes, saying that he felt unsettled by the words AKA said to him.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za