HHP, which stands for Hip Hop Pantsula, was a prominent South African Motswako rapper who played a significant role in the popularization of the genre, blending Setswana with English in his music. His real name was Jabulani Tsambo, and though his career, he became one of South Africa's musical icons. HHP's style was distinguished by a unique mixture of rap and local sounds, which resonated with a broad spectrum of listeners, establishing him as a bridge between various South African cultures.

HHP's discography is a testament to his versatility and enduring appeal in the South African music scene. With hits like "Jabulani," which translates to 'rejoice,' he often infused his music with positive messages and cultural pride. Albums such as "Motswako High School" and "Dumela" stood as pillars of the Motswako movement, which he was central in defining. Tracks like "Nkaofa 2.0" and "Kea Jelwa" continued to showcase his ability to innovate within the genre, while releases like "Do Not Disturb Vol.1" demonstrated his capacity to stay relevant and influential across different eras of South African music. HHP's work remains a blueprint for up-and-coming artists and an enduring legacy to his contributions to the South African cultural tapestry. Sadly, HHP passed away in 2018, but his music continues to inspire and entertain fans across the globe.