Drake has announced that he will be attending Uncle Waffles’ show in Canada. This endorsement from the internationally acclaimed rapper and global music icon is a significant nod to Uncle Waffles, a rising star in the music scene.
Uncle Waffles, known for her dynamic DJ sets and captivating performances, has been gaining widespread attention and acclaim. Drake’s decision to attend her show not only highlights her growing influence but also marks a major milestone in her career. Having a superstar like Drake in the audience can elevate her profile and open up new opportunities within the music industry.
This moment underscores the increasing global recognition of African artists and their contributions to the global music landscape. Fans of both artists will undoubtedly be excited to see this intersection of talent and the potential collaborations or interactions that may arise from Drake’s support of Uncle Waffles.
In other news – Arts and Culture reveals Makhadzi received R230 000 in the last 14 months
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC) has noted the public reaction that followed the recent instruction by the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Gayton McKenzie, for the Department to publish the names of creatives and athletes who have received money from the Department.
Subsequently, DSAC has received enquiries from the media about the lack of financial support provided to Makhadzi by National Government on her recent trip to the BET Awards in the United States. Makhadzi made the country proud by receiving a BET Award for Best New International Act. Read more
