R Peels calls out Zim Hip Hop gatekeepers for disconnect from current culture

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In a bold and candid statement, Zimbabwean Hip Hop artist R Peels has taken a stand against the established figures in the industry, calling out fellow artist and promoter Noble Stylz and Zim Hip Hop Awards founder Aldrian ‘Beefy’ Harrison for their alleged disconnection from the evolving Zim Hip Hop scene.

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Through a public message on his X account, R Peels urged the gatekeepers to step aside and allow young and fresh voices to take the reins. With his recent album release, “Public Enemy,” and the success of his industry-focused track, “Fvck the Industry,” R Peels is making waves as he challenges the status quo.

R Peels minced no words as he directly addressed Beefy Harrison, Noble Stylz, and other gatekeepers within the Zim Hip Hop industry. Expressing concern about the influence of the Zim Hip Hop Awards panel, he accused them of playing with people’s careers and failing to stay in tune with the current cultural landscape. According to R Peels, these established figures have become disconnected from the pulse of the industry, and their decisions may hinder the growth and progress of emerging talent.

Calling for a much-needed shake-up, R Peels demanded that the Zim Hip Hop Awards panel be revamped with young and fresh ears. He believes that the industry needs a new perspective, one that reflects the current cultural dynamics and understands the aspirations of the younger generation of Hip Hop artists. By advocating for the inclusion of new voices, R Peels aims to foster an environment that encourages innovation, creativity, and the nurturing of emerging talent.

R Peels’ recent album release, “Public Enemy,” serves as a testament to his commitment to voicing his opinions and challenging the status quo. Within the album, one track, in particular, has caught the attention of listeners and industry insiders alike.

His outspoken stance has sparked conversations within the Zimbabwean Hip Hop community. His critique of the gatekeepers and his call for change might have resonated with some artists and fans who share similar sentiments.

R Peels‘ courageous challenge to the established figures in the Zim Hip Hop industry might have shed light on the need for change and revitalization.

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Ronald Magweta is a digital media strategist and founder of The ZimTainment. Contact him on rmagweta@thezimtainment.co.zw or follow @ninja_reezy on all social media platforms.

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