With several reports of rapper Triple M’s grandmother who is affectionately known as “KAKA,” passing, the rapper took to his Facebook to set the record straight as he wrote, “Stop circulating fake news, Kaka still alive and strong.”
The rapper who seemed really touched by the false allegations, got his ride and pulled up at his grandmother’s place, pulled out his phone and went live on Facebook whilst playing his latest release “Mulaba Naine featuring Chile One.” His seemingly elated grandmother was seen vibing by shrugging shoulders and nodding her head to the rapper’s new song.
With the grandmother looking just fine and happy, social users who were in distress at the reception of the news breathed a sigh of relief and taking back their tears. “Thank God for this notice man, we love our Kaka. That fake news almost ruined my day,” commented one social user.
Singer Mampi and rap duo Chanda na Kay also took to the comment section as they expressed displeasure and disgust at the act of circulating such a sensitive issue. “People are evil (angry emoji)ninshi? More life granny Kaka, we love you,” said Mampi.
Granny Kaka has been an integral part of Triple M’s career as she, from time to time featured in his social media videos, attracting several listeners to his music. The granny Kaka has also been observed at times offering the rapper career and life advise which was deemed highly admirable by his followers.
Hence, such false news not only is it distressing to the rapper but also defies the principles of morality the Zambian community embrace so much. To everyone’s relief who cares and adores granny Kaka, the news is false.
