We’re getting both Julia Anastasopoulos (‘Tali’s Diary’) and Jack Parow in this very Cape Town-esque crime caper comedy.
Zander Tyler, better known as Jack Parow is a rapper, who has become one with South African pop culture. Easily recognisable thanks to his over-sized caps, facial hair and loud outfits, he’s one of the few Afrikaans music artists to crack the international scene.
It’s been a full 10 years since Jack Parow’s iconic ‘Cooler as Ekke’ was released, and he’s celebrating in a uniquely South African way.
This past First Thursday, February 7, saw Jack Parow perform his most intimate gig ever, thrilling the audience of 30 with never-heard-before stories and big tunes.
One wonders how long Jack Parow will be able to stay seated in this ‘unplugged’ gig he’s performing on First Thursday, February 7, at Café du Cap.
Looking to save some dosh during this year’s Black Friday sales? Jack Parow has a few words of advice for you.
There aren’t many local artists who have their own entire festival, held on another continent. Jack Parow, who headlines the self-titled ‘Parow Fest’, is in Europe on a whirlwind tour.
We’re not too sure whether Jack, Goldfish and Murray have ever knocked back a few bevvies together, but we do know that they share at least one passion.
We couldn’t help but notice Jack Parow’s new profile on Timon. Then again, would you expect anything less from the man?
In an effort to spread some gees during Stellenbosch exam time, Jack Parow hopped in a car and delivered some chow. As you can see, peeps were stoked.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that Jack Parow might struggle to live up to his badass persona – this should clarify a few things for you.
Zefspionage might not be a real thing – yet – but it sure makes for more of an interesting spy story than the original.
There’s one hell of a party brewing up in Jozi and SA’s top acts are combining forces with a certain rap superstar to take things to the next level.
It appears being the king of the Afrikaners has its perks, as a quick walk around Jack Parow’s new crib will show you. Sweet pad my man.
There’s a new campaign that is telling the stories of some of South Africa’s most authentic young talents and it’s pretty damn dope.
Hier kommie Jack Parow and he isn’t mucking about – say hello to his new track ‘Never Gonna Grow Up’, I have a feeling you two will get on just fine.
If there’s one man you can trust to throw a good party it’s legendary joller Jack Parow. If you think you can handle the heat why not get on board?
Jack Parow, wearer of extremely long-peaked trucker hats, twirler of moustaches, and now sitar influenced musician. Enjoy this, it’s good.
South Africa’s most famous Afrikaans musician, Jack Parow, posted a rant on his Facebook page about a gig that got messy. We caught up with him.
The Top Gear, in SA for their Top Gear Festival, showed their love and support for Jack Parow by dressing up in long-peaked hats, chains and throwing up some gang signs.
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Eminem’s Rapture tour’s South African leg is almost here. With shows on February 26 in Cape Town and 1st of March in Johannesburg, the 13 times Grammy Award winning artist will be the biggest star to hit the SA music scene in 2014 so far. Check out the acts that will support Eminem on his trip to South Africa.
The official music video for Jack Parow’s P.A.R.T.Y dropped yesterday, and it might be the most South African video ever. (Sorry, Waddy.) In the video, directed by Paul Ward, Jack is on a road trip with his buddies. He lounges on the beach, drinks at a bar, watches sport, surfs, eats at Wimpy and bounces with children and petrol attendees. Like we all do.
Jack Parrow, DJ DNA and Michel Schoots, from Urban Dance Squad came together last year in Holland to record this awesome track.
Jack Parow has released a statement that he will not be attending Oppikoppi 2013 because he has been arrested by police at the Vaalkop dam. Here’s the info from his publicist: Jack Parow was detained in the early hours of this morning on charges of allegedly disturbing the peace. Parow and some friends were staying […]
Not content with giving you Kenny Kunene and Khanyi Dhlomo live on 2oceansvibe Radio, we’re pushing the boat even further and throwing in a dollop of Owwweh!
Fanie Fourie’s Lobola is better than you think. The title and movie poster conjure up what you’d imagine to be a crass, over-the-top comedy, leaning on stereotypes with a side order of cheeky romance. Thankfully, it’s not.
Titled, rather appropriately, “Merry Xmas”, Parow’s latest video was shot in Durban and produced by Parow’s mate Warren Haviside. Laat die vet beats drop en die biltong hang!
Jack Parow has just dropped this insane music video for his song, Afrikaans is Dood (Afrikaans is dead). The plot involves Parow defending himself against a group of thieving lowlifes. What do they want to steal? His lyrics, of course!
For months now we’ve all been hearing that “die tokoloshe gaan jou vang-elang-elang as jy hardloop in die gang-elang-elang”. Finally the day is now upon us where we can see what the music video look like for Jack Parow and Gazelle’s radio hit, “Hosh Tokolosh”. But is it any good?