South African-based television host, Lalla Hirayama thanks Hip Hop for saving her life. The star reminisced on how she’s been involved with the genre up to date. Lalla shared photos of herself djing and captioned it a note expressing how grateful she is to hip hop.
“Hip hop has been part of my life since I can remember. I could never repay back what its music, culture and knowledge have brought into my life,” she wrote.
“From co-founding Clinch Dance Crew in the early 2000s and organizing and naming, alongside @gabynajmaker , Masters of Rhythm, to Shiz Niz, to travelling around the world and now DJing. I am forever grateful. Hip Hop saved my life.
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In other news – Former Rhythm City actor Brian Bruno Majola has died #RIPBrianBrunoMajola
South African star, Brian Majola who is also known as Bruno has died. The Kwaito star is known as a Former Rhythm City actor and acted on e.tv’s Ekasi: Our Stories. He was said to have died on Monday evening, but the cause of death is unknown.
“I am not okay at all. I need to meet up with the family in order for us to put a statement together and send all the necessary information, but I can confirm that he has passed on,” a relative confirmed to Drum. Learn more
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