Where did Shugasmaks, also known as Lebo Mothibe, disappear to?
Remember the rapper Shugasmakx from the hip hop group Skwatta Kamp from South Africa? His real name is Lebo Mothibe, and he was a distinctive member of the hip hop group. Shugasmakx had a unique image over the rest. He wore reading glasses and had dreadlocks.
If a person confused members, they didn’t make that mistake with Lebo, as his image was unique. Along with his group Skwatta Kamp, they became one of the most significant sensations of Mzansi. Under their catalogue, they have hit songs like The Clap Song, Umoya, Dali Mawaza and many more.
I joined entertainment as a child.
After he joined Skwatta Kamp, it came out that he was a former child star. Lebo joined television as a child actor from the year 1991 to the year 1997. One of his most notable shows was the children’s show Dynamite Dipkloef Dudes. He and his friends solved true-crime mysteries and locked away the bad guys on the show.
Life and times as an artist
As an artist, he made a lot of strides and reached numerous milestones with the group Skwatta Kamp. When they won awards, they went on stage together and acted crazy. He had the time of his life living like a Rockstar during those days.
After the brutal murder of his friend and group member Flabba, Lebo was active in antiviolent protests and campaigns. During his days as a rapper, he also vocally supported other rappers. If you check the Entity music video, he is one of the people featured. The entity is the group that put A.K.A on the public eye.
Lebo Mothibe Brand collaborations after Skwatta Kamp
After the group departed, he was still actively involved in the media world. Since he is such a big name, he collaborated with a few alcoholic brands and promoted them online.
Where is he now
Shugasmakx has grown up a lot since his days as a rapper. His primary career focus presently is being a creative entrepreneur. He worked on the production side of UMBUSO, which was a show on Mzansi Magic. He is also a husband and a father of two children.
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