A well-known South African performer named Costa Titch reportedly died on stage at the Ultra Music Festival in Johannesburg on Saturday.
The rapper, whose true name was Costa Tsobanoglou, fell over during his performance but picked himself back up with the assistance of his security and kept singing.
He, unfortunately, had to be helped off-stage after collapsing once more. A South African media figure named Phil Mphela confirmed the information on Twitter on Saturday night.
Costa Titch was a rising artist in South African music, well known for his Amapiano songs “Big Flexa,” “Nkalakatha,” and “Activate.”
He recently inked a record deal with Akon’s Konvict Kulture label. His death is yet another devastating loss for the South African music business, following the shooting death of Kiernan Forbes, commonly known as AKA.
Costa Titch parents: Who are Costa Titch’s parents?
Costa Titch’s parents remain unknown to the general public. Nonetheless, it is known that he was born and raised in Nelspruit, South Africa’s Mpumalanga province. He has stated that his mother influenced his musical career, but no additional information about his parents or siblings has been revealed. It’s also possible that he has Greek ancestors.