Tshidamagg Blasts Daddy Da Don On New Song, TINASIAPA 2.0

By The Mosh Turnout

"This other nigga think he's the shit when he's not. Thinkin he matters while in actual fact, nobody pays him attention unless he makes some lists. Heh achus shut the fuck up, you ain't got no hits."


From the moment I saw Tshidamagg's announcement about TINASIAPA 2.0, which is an abbreviation for This Is Not A Song It's A Public Announcement, I already knew a couple of people were gonna get cooked.

Tshidamagg


Tshidamagg is rarely seen going back and forth in comments sections aimed at attacking his brand- but what he does is fire back to what seems to be a 'public announcement' that he'll be doing yearly.


 This time one of the people on his list was Kimberley's award winning battle rapper, Daddy Da Don. In 2021, Daddy Da Don posted on the Kimberley Hip Hop facebook group his "Top 10 List of Rappers Who Should Have Stayed Fans." Lol, guess who graduated at the top of his list? *coughs in Tshidamagg*



Here where Da Don's exact words:

1. Tshidamagg (first nigga i know who got bodied by a chick and practically​ said nothing in he's raps. You my nigga but that L is gonna haunt till you blow up bro 😂


The DayOnes rapper also came for several other people's heads on the song while also making it clear he is unapologetic about his achievements thus far in the game. 


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