*Lyricist of the Year
Anonymous
18 August 2025
Breakdown: True lyricism separates the real from the rest - complex rhyme schemes, depth, and raw storytelling. Shaamteloos stands out as the best lyricist in the bay, delivering intricate bars that challenge simple minds and reward true Hip-Hop listeners. His skill is unmatched and his pen sharp. - Prediction: Shaamteloos - for complex wordplay and authentic Hip-Hop mastery.
- Nominees: SAAN, Shaamteloos, Sasso Vlet, Jaytee Ultimate, Mr Dr, Garro G, DR3
- Breakdown: True lyricism separates the real from the rest - complex rhyme schemes, depth, and raw storytelling. Shaamteloos stands out as the best lyricist in the bay, delivering intricate bars that challenge simple minds and reward true Hip-Hop listeners. His skill is unmatched and his pen sharp.
- Prediction: Shaamteloos - for complex wordplay and authentic Hip-Hop mastery.
Producer of the Year
- Nominees: Hef the Chef (Western Cape), Yo 6ix This You, Rezo Real, Waggie, Chebo (Loyalty Records)
- Breakdown: This year's producers have been busy shaping the sound of PE Hip-Hop with fresh beats and unique vibes. Hef the Chef from the Western Cape brings hard-hitting, quality production that commands attention beyond regional borders. Yo 6ix This You is the hot property right now, known for his fresh, innovative beats and rapid rise. Rezo Real delivers polished, impactful tracks, while Waggie and Chebo from Loyalty Records keep the scene grounded with authentic, street-rooted sounds.
- Prediction: Yo 6ix This You - for momentum, versatility, and commanding the year's soundscape.
Videographer of the Year
- Nominees: Reese Rowan, Mac & Dre, CK Clyde Coch, Turbo, Zuba Shot This, Darryl Loxton
- Breakdown: Zuba Shot This has dropped massive videos, including Junior King and Meduza's Ghetto, which racked up millions of views and put PE visuals on the map. Reese Rowan brings sharp, cinematic creativity disrupting the scene. Darryl Loxton, the visionary behind Elevate Music ZA, has dropped dope visuals turning heads this year. Turbo and CK Clyde Coch add fresh perspectives that keep the scene vibrant.
- Prediction: It's a tight race between Darryl Loxton, Reese Rowan, and Zuba Shot This - each raising the bar and redefining PE Hip-Hop visuals.
Editor's Note
- This isn't just about trophies - it's about recognition. Recognition of the work, the hustle, the craft, and the courage it takes to represent Hip-Hop in our communities. Whether you win or not, your name is here, you've already made your mark.
- This issue is for the culture - and the culture is winning. Kyk Wie Rym Magazine saluteer Julie.
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