This is how much AKA has been earning every month, thanks to very lucrative Reebok sneaker deal

Celebrated rapper AKA has revealed how much he has been earning every month from the very lucrative Reebok Sneaker Deal for almost two years.

AKA’s relationship with the sneaker brand Reebok did not end in a clean slate after the rapper claimed that he was not paid a cent for the creation and marketing of his SneAKA shoe range.

The Supa Mega recently took to Twitter and give clarity on the finer details he had with Reebok. This came after one of his followers gave a reminder of what the rapper previously claimed about him not being paid a cent by the sneaker brand.

“Fake tabloids when he’s the one who actually tweeted this. I’m done with ya’ll,” read the tweet.

In response, AKA clarified by saying that he didn’t get any money from the sneaker, not from the deal. The award-winning rapper went on and revealed the amount he was being paid every month for almost 2 years in a bid to give clarity on what previously he said.

“I said I didn’t get a cent from the sneaker, not from the deal. I was paid 120k every month for nearly two years I think … hope that clears it up for you.” Tweeted AKA.

I said I didn’t get a cent from the sneaker, not from the deal. I was paid 120k every month for nearly two years I think … hope that clears it up for you. https://t.co/M8BNzEKRIx

— AKA (@akaworldwide) October 24, 2022

Recently, AKA was spotted with the Drip Sneaker brand owner Lekau Sehoana. The post hinted that the rapper was working with the sneaker company, which sparked speculation. Cassper Nyovest worked with the same business to develop his footwear and fragrance. Twitter users made jokes about AKA appearing to purposefully play mind games with his rap foe.

Taking to Twitter, AKA recently shared images of Drip Sneakers in shopping bags, hinting at a possible sneaker deal with Drip. “Wishing you a Drippy ? and Blessed Sunday @DripSportif … ?? … proudly South African,” tweeted AKA.

Wishing you a Drippy ? and Blessed Sunday @DripSportif … ?? … proudly South African. ?? pic.twitter.com/mUIvRXw1NL

— AKA (@akaworldwide) October 23, 2022