Hip Hop Rapper Slikour Hospitalized After Getting Injured in a Terrifying Hit-and-Run Incident
South African hip-hop rapper Slikour has been hospitalized.
This comes after he was involved in terrifying hit-and-run incident. He was hit by a car while out for a run on Saturday, 22 February.
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Slikour Reflects on Hit-and-Run Incident and Alarming Hospital Revelation
Taking to his Instagram account, Slikour shared a picture of himself in the hospital bed.
Slikour Hospitalized After Getting Injured in a Hit-and-Run Incident (Image Credit: Instagram @siyametane)Captioning the picture, he revealed that he was hit by a car while running and was shaken by a nurse’s remark on how common hit-and-run cases are in South Africa.
“While running today, I got hit and run by a car. I’m okay, thank God, but what traumatised me is when the nurse at the hospital told me how common hit-and-run patients are in South Africa.”
Slikour Warns Joggers to Stay Vigilant After Hit-and-Run
Adding on Slikour urged fellow joggers and walkers to stay alert, emphasizing that reckless drivers have no regard for their safety or fitness goals. He encouraged the running community to remain vigilant while on the roads.
“I know there’s a community of us doing our jogs and walks. I’d like to appeal to you to please be vigilant. These perpetrators don’t care about you, your health goals, or whatever gets you up,” he said.
Slikour jokingly claimed that if he had been listening to Kendrick Lamar song and not Drake, the incident would not have happened.
“Also, I know if I was listening to Kendrick and not Drake on my pods, this wouldn’t have happened to me.”
Ending his post, Slikour emphasized the importance of safety, urging people to be cautious while out on the roads. He expressed gratitude that his own situation wasn’t worse and acknowledged the many families affected by similar incidents.
“Seriously though, be safe out there. There are many families out there, and I’m only posting this because I’m grateful my situation wasn’t worse. I wouldn’t want anyone else experiencing it,” he said.