Nadia Nakai opens up about how she has been coping with the death of her lover, Kiernan AKA Forbes. AKA’s death brought pain to his family, friends, fans, and lover. Over the past months, Bragga has been quite transparent about how she is coping and dealing with the pain.
Taking to Twitter on Thursday, Nadia says she is channeling her pain into production. Turning my pain into productivity, I won’t let it consume me. I’m going to work and work and work till I drop,” she wrote.
Nakai is now focused on the continuity of her music career as she recently dropped a new rap song. However, she garnered attention after she dragged DJ Milkshake this week. She also called out other hip-hop DJs who are not supportive of SA rappers.
the only one that feels that way… I’m not hearing Dee’s new joint, 018, even if you wanna go international I don’t hear F!EN in the club either. I love hip hop man. Shake is bro tho, I got to familiar shouldnt have blasted him on the gram like that. https://t.co/oEX0PfLQuS
— BRAGGA (@Nadia_nakai) September 26, 2023
Nadia Nakai expects these DJs to promote new releases, but that’s not the case and she’s vexed about it. She apologised to Milkshake for dragging him, but she’s unapologetic about her claim.
In other news – Emtee defends Amanda Black against online trolls3
In an era dominated by social media, artists often find themselves walking a tightrope between fame and relentless criticism.
However, it’s heartwarming to witness musicians, such as Emtee, leveraging their online platforms to stand up for their fellow creatives, as seen in his recent defence of Amanda Black against trolls and disrespectful comments. Read more
