Kimberley's Rap Prodigy, Tshidamagg, Kickstarts Lyrical Breakdown Series Of His Album: Details here

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Kimberley's rap prodigy, Tshidamagg, releases a lyrical breakdown video of the "SEE ME SILENT" song off his album: details 


Tshidamagg is renowned for his consistency, always feeding his fans with his art. From; merchandise, songs, music videos to his annual "Serving The City" event, he never disappoints. And now he has an exciting new offering that is sure to bring his fans and supporters even closer to him as an Artist

Earlier this month, Tshidamagg announced that he would break down each song from his Cxld Svmmxr Nxghts album weekly. He stated that he would be explaining and going more into details about the songs.

To kick off the lyric breakdown series, he started with "See Me Silent". View the video below 




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