The “Motswakoriginator” Khuli Chana has touched the hearts of South Africans with a poignant tribute to the late Kiernan “AKA” Forbes in honor of his “heavenly birthday” this January.
Taking to social media, Khuli Chana shared a series of nostalgic memories, reflecting on a brotherhood that spanned over a decade. The two icons, who defined an era of SA Hip-Hop with hits like “I Want It All” and “Bang,” shared a bond that went far beyond the recording studio.
A Brotherhood Beyond Music Khuli’s tribute didn’t just focus on AKA’s chart-topping success, but on his character as a father, a visionary, and a “formidable disruptor” in the industry. “Happy Birthday in heaven, King,” the tribute read, echoing the sentiments of millions of fans who still feel the void left by Forbes’ tragic passing in Durban back in February 2023.
Legacy That Never Dies While the investigation into AKA’s passing continues to make headlines, his peers like Khuli Chana are ensuring the focus remains on his cultural impact. As fans across the globe streamed Mass Country and shared their favorite “Supa Mega” moments, Khuli’s heartfelt words served as a reminder that while the man is gone, the “Megacy” is eternal.
