AKA’s song interrupting Tatjana Smith’s homecoming speech has led many fans to believe he is “speaking from the grave.”

A clip of the late AKA’s song interrupting Tatjana Smith’s homecoming speech has led many fans to believe he is “speaking from the grave.”

The rapper – real name Kiernan Forbes – was shot and killed last year in an alleged hit. He was known as a proud patriot who celebrated many South African victories.

Tatjana – who won gold and silver at the 2024 Paris Olympics – received a hero’s welcome at OR Tambo on Tuesday, 13 August.


 

The 28-year-old was part of the SA delegation who returned with six medals at the games.

TATJANA SMITH’S SPEECH INTERRUPTED BY LATE RAPPER’S SONG
In a clip posted on social media, Tatjana Smith thanked her fans for their love and support during her stint at the Paris Olympics.

The gold medallist – who recently announced her retirement – was seated next to Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture.

While she spoke, a cell phone next to her began ringing. Interestingly, the ringtone was set to AKA’s song Lemons (Lemonade). The single was part of AKA’s last album, Mass Country, which was released posthumously.

@misspammie_ long Live Supermega 🤍🕊🔥 Congratulations South Africa 🇿🇦 🩷 #southafrica #olympics #olympics2024 #teamSA #AKA #tatianasmith #aka #supermega #lemons #satiktok🇿🇦 #mzansitiktok #proudlysouthafrican #fy #explore ♬ original sound – Miss Pammie
Many social media users commented that the incident was eerily ironic, given AKA’s passionate pride for his country.

TikToker “Miss Pammie” captioned the clip: “AKA decided to show he still supports us. Even in spirit, by interrupting this interview of our team coming back with six medals.”

In the comment section, many agreed…

Nolo Motsoane: “Our ancestors are calling.”

B Molefe: “I would have had some serious goosebumps sitting there.”

Sinky Dikgale: “Supa Mega in the building”

AKA’S PROUD TWEETS ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA
Before he died in 2023, AKA was known for his great pride and passion for South Africa.

From carrying the SA flag during his stage performances to wishing national sporting teams well, the rapper used his platform to advocate for patriotism.

Take a look at a few of his endearing tweets…