DJ Clen Graduates from University of Johannesburg

DJ Clen Graduates from University of Johannesburg

DJ Clen Graduates from University of Johannesburg

DJ Clen Graduates as a Licensed Engineer While Still Dropping Bangers – A True Example of Dedication and Balance

Renowned South African music producer and artist, Kgopedi Clendy Lebogo, popularly known as DJ Clen, left fans both surprised and inspired when he posted his graduation photos on Instagram on Tuesday, 8th April 2025. With pride beaming through his post, DJ Clen officially announced that he is now a licensed engineer — a remarkable milestone that showcases his resilience and relentless pursuit of excellence.

In his own powerful words:

“And this is ‘hard work’ my nigga. It ain’t ‘good luck’.
Engineer by profession. Not by hearsay.
3rd time is a charm.”

This statement alone captures the grit and perseverance behind his journey. Despite the demands of a rigorous engineering program, DJ Clen never put his music on hold. In fact, while pursuing his degree, he released a critically acclaimed 18-track album titled TOO VIRAL on 15th September 2024, featuring heavyweights in South African hip-hop such as A-Reece, Emtee, Jay Jody, and more.

The post immediately went viral, attracting a flood of congratulatory messages from fans and fellow industry heavyweights:

  • Ginger Trill commented: “Champion 💪🏽🔥 well done king”

  • A-Reece responded with a trophy emoji and exclamation marks 🏆‼️

  • Majorsteez dropped 🔥 emojis to show their support

DJ Clen’s story is a testament to the power of consistency, time management, and the courage to chase more than one dream at a time. He continues to break boundaries—not just in the music studio but now also in the engineering world.

👏🏽 Let’s all take a moment to congratulate DJ Clen on this massive achievement. Balancing a thriving music career with academic success is no easy feat, and he’s done it with style, humility, and excellence.

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