Gambia: D Genius - One of the Gambian-Us Based Star On the Rise

28 October 2011

By Modou Lamin Jammeh

D Genius widely known by his music sobriquet 2pac, is no doubt one of the sprouting stars working underground tirelessly to make a name in the entertainment industry. Born and raised in the United States of America, the rising hip-hop youngster recently has made a name for himself in Brikama and its environs due to his captivating stage acts. Inspired into music due to his love for the art, 2Pac started music since 2008, during which he released his first mixtape consisting of 12 tracks.

During a short interview with Whats' On, 2Pac affirmed that music is very important and that is very easy to let the people of the world know what is happening. "It can easily make someone very rich in a short period of time.

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