AfroPoP: Mix 55mins 21secs
Produced by Rudzani Dzuguda
Are they the "lost generation" or simply a generation trying to find themselves? This documentary from SABC South Africa's Project 10, showcases two young women who make their mark as hip hop DJs. Traversing through peer and family misunderstandings, they are constantly tested and amidst all the confusion have to find the best way to remain true to their individual identities.
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