Ntokozo Mdluli popularly known as K.O is the most unproblematic rapper in Mzansi, and that’s one of the reasons why his fans love him. Some hype him up because he has not switched up his sound after years of making rap music. Because of his flourishing music career and other side hustles, K.O racks up serious coins and also gets to spend them lavishly.
K.O shows off the new car
The rapper took to Instagram to celebrate the new set of wheels that he had gifted himself to his fans. In the picture he shared, the rapper was in the car dealership standing next to his new car with red ribbons. In a video posted by Tsholo, who is a friend of K.O, he showed how the car was handed over to the other rapper while congratulating his friend.
The picture does not show exactly the type of car that K.O purchased, but from the angle, many fans who know cars have agreed that it is a Jaguar F type. The car is silver in colour, and the interior has leather car seats that are black and luxurious, as shown in a video Tsholo shared when they were driving off after picking up the car. These cars cost R2.5 million in the South African market, leaving many fans envious.
Fans wonder how K.O can afford a lavish vehicle.
The car has also raised many eyebrows on social media as the rapper has not released music in some time, and many believe his music career is slowly dying. However, it is not the only business he does, as he owns a record label and clothing line, so other fans are saying the rapper can easily afford the car. His label Skhanda World has been doing great in the past months since its launch in November.
K.O’s rise to fame
K.O started as part of the hip hop group Teargas, rose to fame in the early 2000s which, and then split after 6 years together. His solo career was promising and flourishing after that, with a lot of collaborations and two albums so far. The third one will be released later this year with two singles on it already released in October last year and March. The rapper has been nominated for several awards because of his work and is on the right track to becoming one of the South African hip-hop legends.
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