In a nostalgic journey through the annals of South African Hip-Hop, the legendary collective Skwatta Kamp recently embarked on a visit to the prestigious South African Hip-Hop Museum, located in Newtown, Joburg. This historic excursion comes on the heels of their seventh and final album, ‘SVN’, marking a significant milestone in their illustrious career.
The five esteemed members of Skwatta Kamp, namely Bozza, Nemza, Slikour, Relo, and Shugasmakx, took a deep dive into the museum’s hallowed Wall of Fame. With reverence and admiration, they delved into the significance of each artist and personality immortalized within those plaques. From the groundbreaking P.O.C to the indomitable Amu, the enigmatic Ninja, the incomparable Bionic, and of course, the iconic Skwatta Kamp themselves, they unpacked the contributions and impact of these influential figures on the South African Hip-Hop landscape.
For aficionados of the genre, this video is a rare treasure, providing a glimpse into the rich history of SA Hip-Hop that is often hard to find on the vast expanse of the internet. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the roots and evolution of this dynamic and culturally significant movement.
As you watch the video below, you’ll witness the deep respect and camaraderie shared by the members of Skwatta Kamp as they pay homage to their predecessors and contemporaries. Their insights shed light on the transformative power of Hip-Hop and its profound influence on South African music and culture.
This captivating visual experience is a must-watch for any lover of Hip-Hop. Join Skwatta Kamp on this remarkable journey through the South African Hip-Hop Museum and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of talent, innovation, and sheer passion that has shaped the nation’s vibrant music scene.
