Artist manager Sebastian Bash Vision: Women in rap are doing so much better than most males

Craftsman director Sebastian “Slam Vision” Jameson has worked with the absolute greatest female rappers in the game and claims ladies will never shake off the tag as long as they acknowledge solicitations to do “all-female remixes” of melodies.

Slam, who has overseen Nadia Nakai before and is at present working with Boity Thulo, took to Twitter this week to share his considerations on the condition of female hip-jump in the nation.

“The more drawn out ‘female rappers’ acknowledge these ‘female remix’ demands the more they will be alluded to as ‘female rappers’,” he watched, including, “I loathe male rappers putting ‘female rappers’ who are showing improvement over them in this container.”

He said AKA’s Baddest Remix was the main all-female remix the game required.

The melody, discharged in 2015, highlighted Fifi Cooper, Rouge, Moozlie and Gigi Lamayne.

Slam said he had done a ton for the female rap scene in Mzansi and got irritated when individuals disregarded ladies specialists.

“Ladies in rap are showing improvement over most guys. This can’t even now be a thing. I’m heartbroken,” he included.

Voicing her disappointment at being placed in a container, Nadia Nakai disclosed to TshisaLIVE that she worked more enthusiastically than numerous male rappers and was made a decision about more than ladies in different classes.

“In this industry, clearly ladies need to work more earnestly, yet for me the issue is the imbalance of rappers in the business comprehensively. The one thing that truly sucks is that regardless of what your identity is, or what you have achieved, you continually need to shield yourself.

“You need to blow your own horn or nobody tunes in. I have a feeling that it isn’t care for that for different classes so a lot. It is so dismal.”