Kiddo CSA, whose actual name is Sipho Ncube, has been working tirelessly since 2021, when his single “Haibo” starring Reason and British singer-songwriter S1mba exploded on digital platforms.
Now the rapper is prepared to release his debut album, “So Far, So Good,” which is self-explanatory.
“This project incorporates many of my insecurities, as well as the way I perceive specific things, and it’s a lot of fun. It is also emotionally driven and contains a solid balance of spiritual components, according to the singer currently contracted to Warner Music South Africa.
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The teen entered the music industry during his senior year of high school by posting freestyle videos online.
DJ PH was impressed by his undeniable affinity for hip hop and his hard-hitting freestyles.
A few years later, he has established himself in the South African hip hop and rap scene and amassed an avalanche of admirers that identify with his music.
Since I can remember, I’ve had a passion for music, and having a family that is interested in and enjoys all forms of music has been a great aid.
“I’ve always enjoyed making music, but I started making freestyle videos and posted them everywhere on social media when huge people began to take notice,” he explained.
Sipho Ncube aka Kiddo CSA.
Agreeing that the industry is challenging, he praised his family, friends, and colleagues for helping him maintain a sense of perspective.
He remarked, “I have the best people on my side, from my family to my friends to my team; they keep me grounded and help me see things clearly.”
His primary love may be music, but culture is a close second. The “Haibo” hitmaker expressed gratitude for his tribe’s instillation of unity and morals.
He also says that while he loves his culture, he does not understand some of its strange legends.
“The strangest thing I’ve heard about my culture is that men are not permitted to eat food right from the pot because it gives them a deeper voice,” he joked.
The celebrity revealed that he will celebrate Heritage Day by learning about other cultures and serenading people with love.
“On Heritage Day, I’ll be performing across the country and learning more about my own culture as well as other cultures. “I’m looking forward to it tremendously,” he remarked.