L-Tido Defends Maggz Amid Fan Call For Stogie T To Drop Him From All-Star Collab. South African Hip Hop found itself in a lyrical crossfire after a fan boldly suggested that Maggz be removed from a highly anticipated collaboration featuring Stogie T, A-Reece, and Nasty C.
The fan’s post, which read, “Stogie should remove Maggz from this song. We want Stogie T ft A-Reece & Nasty C,” sparked a wave of reactions, but none louder than L-Tido’s. The veteran rapper and close friend of Maggz swiftly stepped in with a statement that turned heads: “Don’t let the hype fool you ….Bar for Bar Maggz the dopest rapper to come out of this country!”
The online stir began shortly after Nasty C confirmed he would be featured on a track with fellow heavyweights A-Reece, Maggz, and Stogie T. While fans celebrated the idea of three lyrical giants uniting, some questioned Maggz’s inclusion—unaware, perhaps, of his foundational role in shaping South African rap.
Maggz, whose legacy stretches back to the days of the Glitz Gang and early Ambitiouz-era street tapes, has often been regarded as an elite penman whose work paved the way for many of today’s stars. L-Tido’s passionate defence reignited conversations about respect, legacy, and the generational gap in hip hop fandom.
