By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
South Africa’s chart topper Nasty C will lead a coterie of young Zimbabwean rappers as curtain raisers for the American rapper — Rick Ross.
Rick Ross is billed to perform in Zimbabwe for the first time on November 18, at the Harare International Conference Centre.
Also on the bill are DJs Rimo, MadeHerBalieve, King Her and MC Tatts among others.
The show which comes a day after the historic coup that ousted President Mugabe is perhaps “a celebration” for coup benefactors.
There is so much hype surrounding the gig with Rick Ross dropping promo video ahead of his debut performance.
“I am celebrating for you. You better get your tickets now. One time for the whole team. It’s the biggest boss!” Rick Ross said in the video.
Politics aside, the Maybach Music owner will jet into Zimbabwe, a place where Jamaican Sean Paul once described as a “Concert Country” when he first performed at the National Sports Stadium alongside Akon for the Real Deal gig.
And Rick Ross will no doubt make his presence felt through “style and pattern” as he promised to drink from the bottle like what he sings in one of his songs where he says “Belaire here, Belaire there! Belaire everywhere.”
Rick Ross got game. He has the hits and make moves just the way fans love it.
The Aston Martin Music singer has done collaborations with several artistes the likes of P Square, Mary J Blige, Jay Z, Nicki Minaj, Meek Mill, DJ Khaled, French Montana, P Diddy and disgraced R&B sensation R Kelly, among others.
The show is being put together by newcomers on the music scene in Zimbabwe ROAR Entertainment, a global media and entertainment company, Betterbands, MTV base and Belaire.
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