Zambian hip-hop artist Triple M recently sat down with The ZMB Talks, where he opened up about his journey from the streets of Chibolya compound to becoming a household name in the Zambian music scene.
In this candid interview, Triple M reflected on how growing up in one of Lusaka’s most infamous areas shaped his artistry and drive. He shared personal stories of learning to rap in the community, surrounded by challenges that eventually fueled his passion for music.
“Chibolya is where it all began for me. The streets taught me survival, and rap gave me an outlet to express what I was going through. Every line I write reflects that struggle and determination.”
One of the focal points of the interview was the story behind his hit single “Uku Chilufya Nda Tina,” a track inspired by his personal journey.
Triple M credits his upbringing for shaping his music and giving it authenticity. He emphasized that his life experiences are embedded in every track he creates, making his music relatable to many who come from similar backgrounds.
Triple M’s rise from the streets to the stage is a testament to resilience, showing that talent combined with determination can break barriers. The interview offers a rare glimpse into the man behind the music, making it clear that Triple M’s story is far from over.
Watch the full ZMB Talks interview to dive deeper into his journey and discover what’s next for this promising hip-hop star!