Afropolitan - The Evolution of M.I
Episode 1 of the Afropolitan podcast, hosted by Afropolitan, titled "Afropolitan - The Evolution of M.I" was published on July 16, 2021 and runs 76 minutes.
July 16, 2021 ·76m · Afropolitan
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Summary
Today, we chat with Jude Abaga better known as M.I, one of Africa’s greatest rappers. In this episode, M.I. tells us the story of his journey, his evolution, and how he continues to remain center stage.Now let’s go meet M.I.
Episode Description
Today, we chat with Jude Abaga better known as M.I, one of Africa’s greatest rappers.
In this episode, M.I. tells us the story of his journey, his evolution, and how he continues to remain center stage.
Now let’s go meet M.I.
In this episode, M.I. tells us the story of his journey, his evolution, and how he continues to remain center stage.
Now let’s go meet M.I.
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