Renowned rapper, Nadia Nakai, and Kairo Forbes, the daughter of the late hip-hop sensation AKA, were seen rehearsing the iconic hit track ‘Jika‘ by AKA, creating an emotional and touching scene that resonated with fans.

 

 

 

NADIA AND KAIRO
Nadia Nakai, took to Instagram to share a heartwarming series of videos documenting their emotional rehearsal. The posts spread like wildfire on social media, igniting a wave of nostalgia and pouring in heartfelt messages from fans who hold both AKA and Nadia Nakai dear.

Kairo Forbes can be seen eagerly belting out the lyrics of ‘Jika,’ capturing the essence of the song and its profound significance. This touching moment serves as a testament to the deep bond that these two remarkable individuals share, even in the absence of the man who brought them together.

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NADIA AND AKA
Nadia Nakai, who once shared a romantic connection with AKA, has consistently expressed her profound respect and admiration for the late rapper. Their rehearsing wasn’t just a casual jam session; it was in preparation for the upcoming Joburg Day event.

At this event, AKA’s band will be gracing the stage, paying tribute to the late rapper by performing a selection of his timeless tracks, including gems from his posthumous masterpiece, the Mass Country album.

JIKA
The song in focus, ‘Jika,’ released in 2019 and featuring Yanga Chief, stands as one of AKA’s most iconic tracks. Its infectious beats and catchy lyrics made it a chart-topping sensation and an anthem for many proud South Africans.

Nadia Nakai and Kairo Forbes having fun in studio together. Image: Instagram via @nadianakai
While AKA may no longer be with us physically, his spirit and music continue to unite and inspire people around the world. And seeing Nadia Nakai and Kairo Forbes rehearsing ‘Jika‘ together, we can’t help but be moved by the power of music to connect hearts and transcend time.

R.I.P. AKA
This heartwarming collaboration is a reminder that AKA’s legacy lives on, not only in his music but in the hearts of those who loved and cherished him.