Popular amapiano artists Mpura and Killer Kau died in a car accident on Sunday.
TRIBUTES continued to pour in last night following the reported deaths of popular amapiano artists Mpura and Killer Kau in a car accident.
According to the reports, the two were involved in a fatal car crash on their way to a gig in Rustenburg. While reports initially falsely claimed that musician Kabza De Small had also died, the musician took to social media to clarify he was still alive. Reports confirmed to The Star are that five people were travelling in the car and it was believed that all five died including Mpura and Kau.Kau, whose real name is Sakhile Hlatshwayo, gained fame after one of his videos went viral on Twitter. In it Kau performs his singleDJ Euphonik was among some of the renowned artists who assisted Kau in escalating his career.
“I will never be the same again. God, what did we do, why Father, where will I get the strength, God? I’m beyond broken,” read Lady Du's tweet.Mpura recently took over the amapiano genre, after being part of collaborations releasing Mzansi hits such asRiky Rick expressed his condolences to Mpura’s family with a tweet: “Rest In Peace our Mpura. You were the happiest person in every room, your spirit was what we needed in our lives, selfless, humble, and loving. Love you so much, my brother.
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