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EXPECTING: AKA to unveil his own line of headphones and speakers

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South African rapper, AKA has inked a headphones and speaker deal with ‘Rocka’ and is set to unveil his own line of the luxury speakers.

The controversial rapper made the big announcement via his official.
He disclosed his Bluetooth connect headphones and speakers will be called “3rd WorldBoss” and would be on sale soon to fans in Africa.
See the IG post below:

The shipment has arrived! IN STORES SOON! @rocka_zaX AKA = #3RDWRLD BOSSPUSHING PRODUCT!!!


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