Zingah Sparks Debate Over Who Was A Better Rapper On A Fire Beat Between AKA & Pro Kid
Zingah Sparks Debate Over Who Was A Better Rapper On A Fire Beat Between AKA & Pro Kid. South African hip-hop has been endowed with top-tier rappers that have risen through the ranks with an impressive pen game. Rappers like AKA Pro Kid will be remembered for their excellent raps and contributions to the rap culture.
Even though the aforementioned rappers were equal in terms of popularity, it is still up to the music to determine who was superior to the other. Taking to Twitter, Zingah shared a clip of his podcast episode where he was discussing with his panel who is a better rapper between Kiernan Forbes and Linda.
Taking from the video, Zingah seems not convinced by one of his panel Fratpacker’s view that Pro Kid is a better rapper on a fire beat than AKA. “You guys saying if you had a fire beat you would put Pro on it over Forbes??” Tweeted Zingah.
The rapper-turned-podcaster’s comments sparked debate on Twitter, with some agreeing with Zingah and others disputing.
AKA Had Bars For Days But I’d Also Definitely Put Pro Over Him On A Beat If I Want A Rap Song But If I Just Want A Song That Gonna Be Dominating The Charts I’d Put AKA Cause He Knew How To Deliver A Hit By That I’m Not Saying Pro Couldn’t Make Hits He Did Too…
— The Unwanted Niiqqv (@UnwantedNiqqv) April 13, 2023
Forbes cause he’s a complete musician than Pro
— Supervision (@Leendor888) April 13, 2023
Overall Forbes is better but we can’t always rely on 3 point shooters to win us games
— Mthokozisi wakwa Nkosi🇸🇿🇿🇦 (@OfficialHeadboy) April 13, 2023
its PRO over everyone 365🙌
— Hosi ya matsonga (@Tzee1world) April 13, 2023
We All Know How Dope He Was Big Dawg But It Just That I Feel Like Pro Is A Better Rapper Than Him And At The Same Time I Have This Thing That Comparing The Two Isn’t Something We Should Be Doing Cause We Don’t Know How Pro Would’ve Sound In This New Type Of Beats…
— The Unwanted Niiqqv (@UnwantedNiqqv) April 13, 2023
AKA has always looked up to Pro during his time when he was pushing to be one of the best in the game. During Pro Kid’s funeral service. AKA was aware of Pro Kid’s musical prowess and he utilised him on his track I Want It All along with Khuli Chana.
“Linda helped me get to where I am,” AKA said as per OkayAfrica. “Pro and I came from different worlds—I went to a private school, he was from a different world, and he had no reason to uplift me.”
