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“The day my life changed forever” – Lerato Sengadi remembers HHP on the anniversary of his passing.
In a recent Instagram post, his widow, Lerato Sengadi, paid tribute to the late musician on his death anniversary.
HHP, a South African rapper, passed away six years ago on October 24, 2018.
HHP, real name Jabulani Tsambo, was a pioneering figure in South African hip-hop music. He was noted for his candid lyricism, social commentary, and ability to combine traditional African music with modern hip-hop.
His music frequently tackled topics of poverty, injustice, and mental health, making him a voice for many South Africans. Some of his most popular songs are “Harambe,” “Bosso,” and “O Mang.”
In the post, which included a photo of him lying on the bed with a cigarette in his hand, she wrote:
“The world changes, revolutionaries die And the children forget…” – @thandiswamazwai • • •
We will never, ever, EVER forget you Motho!!! I’m gonna keep making sure of that. 🤍🕊️🕯️🐐 24 October, the day my life changed forever. But what I know for sure is Motho is beyond proud of me…on every level! 💕♾️ “Not all battles are visible and neither are the victories.” JABBA FOREVER!!!!”
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