Costa Titch gets nod from Cristiano Ronaldo for his ‘Ma Gang’ tune

05 July 2023 - 11:40
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Costa Titch got a thumbs up from an international soccer star. File photo.
Costa Titch got a thumbs up from an international soccer star. File photo.
Image: Instagram/Costa Titch

The late rapper Costa Titch continues to rake in fans after his death, and even football star Cristiano Ronaldo has become a fan of his music. 

The 28-year-old rapper from Mpumalanga collapsed and died while performing at the Ultra Music Festival in Johannesburg on March 11. Costa Titch was laid to rest in a private ceremony attended by close family members and friends on March 15.

Cristiano recently shared a video of himself working out while listening to a song by Costa Titch and Champuru Makhenzo titled Ma Gang ft Phantom Steeze, ManT, Sdida and C'Buda M.

Watch the video below:

Akon is another renowned international artist who cosigned the rapper.

“Costa Titch was more than just an artist. He was a brilliant superstar and hardworking man with a kind heart which endeared him to all around him. I remember when Babs played me his record for the first time/I was convinced he was going to make an impact in this world,” he wrote in his tribute to Costa Titch on his timeline. 

On social media, the “Titch Gang” and friends continue to pay tribute to the artist. 

The Big Flexa hit maker is remembered for his impact in the dance and music business.

Costa Titch's family have thanked those who support their son's legacy. 

“The Tsobanoglou family extend enormous gratitude to the Titch Gang community globally for their continued love and support during this incredibly difficult time. Having you sharing videos, pictures and memories of the impact our son had on many has softened the pain we carry.”

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