Who is the number 1 African rapper?

1. Nasty C. Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo, commonly known as Nasty C, is arguably the best rapper in South Africa. The 23 years old (as of 2020) is also the first rapper from the continent to be under Def Jam and Universal Music Group.

Who is the African king of rap?

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has been crowned Africa’s Best Hip hop act at Soundcity MVP awards in Lagos, Nigeria. Khaligraph beat the likes of Falz from Nigeria, South Africa’s Kwesta and Ghana’s Sarkodie among many others to bag the prestigious award at the event that was held in January 11, 2020.

Who is the best rapper in Africa Top 10?

CEEK later announced that they had about 2 million plus people try to watch the concert.

Falz.
Cassper Nyovest.
Khuli Chana.
Olamide.
M.I.
AKA Worldwide.
M. anifest.
Khaligraph Jones. Khaligraph Jones a.k.a Papa Jones is an influential Kenyan rapper touted to have a rap flow as quick as Twista’s.

Who’s the best rapper in Africa 2020?

According to Hip-hop Africa, Sarkodie is the best rapper in Africa. The celebrated rapper is also listed among the top 100 rappers in the world. He was announced the very first winner of BET’s Best International Flow act at the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards.

Who is the poorest rapper 2019?

The Top 10 Poorest Rappers in the World

8 Tony Yayo – $7 million.
7 KRS-One – $6 million.
6 Jadakiss – $6 million.
5 Styles P – $3 million.
4 Sheek Louch – $3 million.
3 DMX – $2 million.
2 Scarface – $500,000.
1 Young Buck – $300,000.

Who is the best rap?

Every hip-hop head loves to debate who is the Greatest Rapper of All Time….Without further ado, let’s get to it.

P. Diddy.
2Pac. Album Sales (16.1m), №1 Albums (3), №1 Hits (2), №1 Rap Songs (2)
Lil Wayne.
Ludacris.
50 Cent.
Kanye West.
Nelly.
Drake.

Who is the African fastest rapper?

Many people that are tuned into African Hip-hop might know about Sarkodie, the fastest Ghanaian rapper that could stand toe to toe with Twista as to who is the fastest.

Why rappers are broke?

Poor Spending Habits When they come into money, too many rap artists focus so much on impressing others that they spend, spend, spend almost exclusively on needless material possessions like outrageously priced jewelry and clothes, multiple luxury cars and homes. They roll hard and high … for a short time.