Duduza – Teboho Matyila, known as Flame Spitter, is a 29-year old rapper born and bred in Duduza.
Flame Spitter started as a pantsula dancer and in 2010 he formed the Duduza Most Wanted dance crew, which was the three-time SABC Stumbo Stomp champions.
He left the group to pursue his musical career.
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“Inspired by Pro-Kid and Zola 7, I embarked on a musical journey and earned my street cred and respect.
“I shot my first music video for my song Ghetto Rough and was amazed by the support; the video had thousands of views.”
The Rea di Busa hitmaker went door to door and the streets to sell his mixtape.
“I sold over 3 000 copies. Hard work will always pay off. I’m grateful for all the support.”
The Duduza artist sees bagging the nomination as the first step to victory.
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“Bagging a nomination in the Mzansi Arts ad Media Awards (MAMA) is a huge milestone for me. I hope I bring the award home.
“The awards ceremony usually takes place in Limpopo, here I am representing my township.
“I am very hopeful that I’ll take the award and the title of the best hip-hop artist.
“I want to make my family, friends and township proud.
“I want to be an inspiration to the youth who want to pursue music.”
To vote for him, SMS MAMA 2288 to 404439. SMS costs R2 each.
You can find him on social media platforms at Flame Spitter RSA.
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