Kid Tini Breaks Silence Following 5-Year Hiatus. After a prolonged absence from the music scene, South African rapper Kid Tini has finally spoken out, expressing gratitude to fans who have remained loyal to his craft despite his hiatus. In a heartfelt message, the rapper acknowledged the unwavering support he continues to receive, even though it has been years since his last official release.
“What’s up people, I just want to get on here and do something that I don’t do enough, something I should probably start doing a lot more. I just want to say thank you, to show gratitude to all the people still jamming the records, still enjoying the music,” Kid Tini shared.
His remarks highlight the deep appreciation he has for his fans, many of whom have continued to support his work despite his prolonged silence. His last full-length project, The Second Coming, was released in 2020, marking his debut album and a significant moment in his career. Since then, he has remained largely out of the spotlight, leaving many to wonder about his next moves.
“Like I said, I don’t say that enough, and I don’t do it enough, for the mere fact that, you know, it’s been long. It’s been five years or more since I put anything out, and you’re still out there f**king with the kid. I really appreciate it, and it frees me, so I don’t take it lightly. So yeah, thank you.”
His words suggest a sense of reflection and newfound inspiration, sparking speculation that he may be gearing up for a return to the industry. The rapper, known for his sharp lyricism and compelling storytelling, built a dedicated following with songs that showcased both depth and versatility.
With fans eager to see what Kid Tini has in store, his message may be a precursor to new music, signalling the end of his hiatus. Whether or not he has a new project on the horizon, his heartfelt acknowledgement is a testament to the lasting impact his music has had on listeners. For now, supporters can take solace in knowing that the rapper has not forgotten about them—and perhaps, a long-awaited comeback could be on the way.
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