According to Navio, one of the most decorated hip-hop artists in East Africa, consistency is key if one desires to enjoy a successful rap career.Having created awesome bangers for the hip-hop fraternity for close to two decades, Navio is a legend in the game.But how has he stayed relevant even after all these years in an industry in which hip-hop isn’t exactly the first choice genre for most music enthusiasts?Ahead of his first-timer Orchestra concert, Navio notes that one of his biggest strengths is how he has stuck to his craft over the years.Navio’s visit to the palace: Using HipHop as a tool to promote Buganda culture to youthsHe highlights consistency as one of the must-haves for any rapper who yearns to be like him – a quality many other local hip-hop artists did not possess previously.For us rappers, the lesson is clear: stick to the craft. Others who switched lanes often lost the game, but rap demands consistency. What used to be just talent has now evolved; it’s about growth, change, and true appreciation for what we have today.The post Navio’s advice to aspiring rappers: Stick to the craft appeared first on MBU.