Where did Stilo Magolide disappear to?

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South African rapper Stilo Magolide was once very popular. He was one of the kings of pop culture when Mzansi hip hop was taking a stance. He was interviewed on many shows and performed in many places. After resigning as a drip God, he suddenly disappeared from the radar.

Stilo was one of the members of the group Boys and Bucks. In his group, there was the late rapper Ricky Rick. Okmalumcoolkat was another member of the group. Unfortunately, their bond weekend by the season. Before we knew it, each rapper was doing their things.

Drip and Gold

When Mzansi hip hop was rising, rappers came with their formidable styles. In the era, Ricky Rick released the song Sidl’ukotini. Boys and Bucks was a group of young men who killed fashion. They dressed so unique and fresh. Many fashion trends were trailblazed by those guys.

Where did Stilo Magolide disappear to?

Why is Stilo Magolide out of the names in the world

Stilo has teeth jewellery for days. He has gold teeth and grillz. Out of all his friends, he had the most gold in his mouth hence his stage name. His gold is the most prominent feature of his entire image, even today.

Albums

Surprisingly enough, Stilo has a lot of solo albumIn 2017; he released an album called Tropicana Jings. 2015 was the year of his first album release with his album Camron Diaz. This year he released an album titled Infinite Melanin. In the year 2020, he released the album titled Mbuzi level. In 2019 he released an E.P titled g.

When artists release new music, they stay in the mouths of many. Their relevance remains on the radar no matter what. Why is Stilo so scarce? One reason could be that his sound is more alternative now. His current album has songs that sound a bit too tropical for Mzansi.

What is he doing now?

Stilo is still pushing his music career. He goes to various venues in and around Mzansi to perform. The singer also appeared at Cotton Fear to honour Ricky R this Yearick. He’s still pushing, but his sound is not penetrating the mainstream media.

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