How I Ended Up In Prison | Pitch Black Afro

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[@pensonmlotshwa]

Loving this chat! So educational!

[@fransmakhudu2785]

Stop being too serious my guy that straight face atleast smile not at everything but loosen up buddy

[@amogelangmiya5633]

What the name of the new single so I can show love??

[@thomaskomape3429]

It's so sad for what Black has went through in his life but indeed God is good and big

[@villavoco235]

I phi le link?

[@thetodice.j3461]

What I like about this podcast is that justice gives his guest an opportunity to express themselves without interrupting. such a compassionate listener salute✔👌❤️

[@thabokolatsoeu1760]

You are right. It takes a lot of discipline to do what he does. He doesn't even attempt to finish his sentences, he just lets him be. He is a good interviewer

[@MimmZ_TheDawn]

Bruhh!!!! Justice is what we need these legendary interviews,Bro is DISCIPLINED and I rerspect that

[@IamMrMentor]

i liked that too!

[@wothimzilikazi7208]

I hate that, bcz now this fuckin feels like a job interview...this is a podcast the host must fuckin be active and interactive, unless otherwise he must go to podcast academics. Mxm

[@artmosfilms2000]

Honestly I agree with you🤞 feels like a job interview for real​@wothimzilikazi7208

[@ntuthuzelontantiso5394]

The interviewer doesn't add the unnecessary vibe&energy that portrays fakeneness...much power to him and his show❤️❤️❤️

[@siyabongakhumalo8922]

"It is a pleasure for wena ukuthi ubize mina la"....legendary statement from the legend🙏🏿

[@brightchili4266]

It is legendary lol🤣

[@thandonkuhlu2428]

Kinda Zlatan Ibrahimovic vibe🤣🤣🤣

[@musa_khalil]

@@thandonkuhlu2428😭😭😭😭

[@zizoh3993]

I will use this line at my next interview 😂😅

[@sbudarmakhathini]

ahh bheka yizo izinja lezo.🤣🤣

[@nkululekonjapha8181]

I wish he can recover financially as well, he made us sing this guy

[@johannahmatheba]

Hopefully 🙏🏽

[@user-jj8xr7ps2h]

In his words "I learnt how to READ people. Not just to mingle but READ the energies that come to me." Pitch Black Afro

[@ntombigazi-mbeleni2583]

The host is extremely patient, I appreciated tht.

[@Fana92010]

the guy is very smart, he is right when he said a lot of people wouldn't come back form what he went through, I love this guy

[@KeneilweMbatha]

I love how he keeps on emphasizing how big big God is

[@vjchabane9795]

That "yhoo yhoo yhoo" when he asked to describe his love for her, its like he was starting that famous song 😀

[@meropamusicentertainment7565]

😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@supremeclientele83]

He described what hip hop is and what it means to be hip hop perfectly. "A representation of your environment". That's why SA rappers who try to sound American don't hit when they try to make it in the states. Sound and represent where you come from. If you're from London, represent London. If you're from New York, represent New York. If you're from Soweto, represent Soweto. That's how him and Pro became the biggest artists of that time. Legend.

[@jdp2801]

So true

[@FTCU48]

Bro!!! I felt it and then i was really proud to be African, South African, my hair, our music everything! 🔥 he really sound like a genuine person and know what we know now about our leaders……………..

[@Fana92010]

"skipha boma what" he came up with that and made it cool, big up AFRO

[@mosesmaseko1501]

It sounds different when he says it, hits different 😂

[@mmathatoable]

He's the originator eintlik

[@Prince-qr1te]

His expression on feeling like God didn't want or love him as a young man is one of the most relatable things I've ever heard🖤

[@ashwen4166]

The devil was speaking to him and he did listen to him

[@mbusomhlongo579]

I also like the fact that he also acknowledged the love of God during his time in prison until he came out.

[@siphiwenkutha4033]

Heita thulani mfeth..... Me and you were classmates std 9 and matric.... You were a great guy then bro and even now you still the same guy i know..... Sorry for what you went through bro. Hope i can find a way to see you sometime.... Otherwise all the best bro...

[@SamukelweNdlovu]

Aiiiiibo!!!!! Mr Pitch Black Afro still has got so much to offer. I can't believe that he wants to be behind scenes. Eish!!!! That performance is "outstanding"😅❤❤❤

[@designerhub257]

😂😂😂😂😂. I know the feeling.

[@siphosibeko3398]

The first South African Hip hop artist who sold more than 300 000 copies with the album Styling gel. 🙏🙏

[@mkhonzenimahamba5637]

That's not true baba during his error there was Zola bra who would sell 2 million copies

[@chizzlegeniuz3265]

@@mkhonzenimahamba5637no its true...his dubut album was the biggest selling African hip hop album from 2004 until 2014 when Casper dropped his debut album...i am Zambian and i know this

[@refiloemoroka5074]

He said the 1st, which means the others followed after him. ​@@mkhonzenimahamba5637

[@user-xc1ep4zh9y]

@@mkhonzenimahamba5637HIP HOP!!!!! Chief don’t read to respond, comprehend 1st!!!

[@katlegomathibe3545]

But Zola was kwaito not hip hop

[@xolaniqalinge2212]

"ITS A DAY IN MY LIFE" will forever be my favorite..

[@sibongisenikhumalo8198]

Yini manje 😂😂😂

[@modisemokoena3976]

bozza, don't remind me❤❤❤

[@GartzGroup]

Was listening to the song last week.

[@user-qn6nd2xm9f]

Bhodloza ndoda uzela asdudla manje sekas'slender😂😂😂😂😂​@@sibongisenikhumalo8198

[@skobodabaws8946]

always play it while running,dey did justice to that song with Selwyn !nice production

[@Ameerah07]

Justice mfana 🎉🙌🙌🙌🙌 phenomenonal interviewing skills. How can we help pitch black stand up again ? Donations maybe?

[@namwandimarkus8857]

This guy can kill an amampiano beat for real, SA artists should try him, believe me✌😂

[@bikosankara7417]

Dj Phori

[@namwandimarkus8857]

@@bikosankara7417 he got a good voice for real and funny lines...I am Namibian but I still love his songs 🎵.

[@JuicyJLee]

No he must stay away from commercial bullshit Amapiano.. it's definitely not the only genre nor the best South Africa has to offer... this man still has a banger of a R&B song.

[@namwandimarkus8857]

@@JuicyJLee He can fit in too but eish the man is so talented, no one can sound and look like him ....there's only one Pitch black Afro🤣✌

[@mthobisimzelemu65]

For real my brother it will be dop believe me.

[@MrCdmoney]

When talks about his stutter growing up & how it nearly destroyed him, little did he know it was a super power God gave him which lead to music & changed his love life

[@lebogangwilson21]

He still owns his style of rapping, much respect #Pitch Black 🔥🔥

[@olwethumatola893]

I HAVE UNCONDITIONAL LOVE FOR THIS OG

[@mvuseleloisaac6667]

I still admire him..the humbleness every time I met him back in 2005..

[@sibongisenikhumalo8198]

This is the best rapper in SA, this guy knew how to play with words. Am glad the rumours were not true about his death and i wish him all the best ❤

[@mthaxtv3637]

Yea true,has has been a lot of good rappers especially from kwaito the original South Africa hip hop sound

[@masizanihlekane]

First HIP HOP artist to go platinum, stand to be corrected, his authenticity still unmatched. Christ bless dude's soul for real.

[@mfihlondwandwe9082]

You are corrected and you are 100% accurate! Styling gel. I had a copy🎉

[@masizanihlekane]

Still have it at my grandmother's house, after this sit down I wish I had gotten the vinyl too.

[@thegrindcorner870]

Fact❤

[@kgotsomachitela1976]

Strue god🤞

[@Leap67]

I am so sorry for your loss and the injustice you went through. I used to listen to you all the way in Bulawayo Zimbabwe. Kunzima empilweni but God will see you through.

[@xolanimweli6225]

Damn bro you did Pitch Black Afro justice and you Justified

[@projectacc2951]

"I'll never let you go" Legendary.

[@NtombiDube-vs4ed]

The best of the best I will forever love that track

[@mimien9919]

Namanje!🔥

[@nabi980]

One of the best songs ever

[@mandlatzn]

Even now instill have this original disc

[@missq9025]

Kyashisa kyabanda noma kungawa isnow NO😅

[@fezekaxekethwana1372]

I cried when you shared your stuttering experience when your peers used to mock you. I experienced the same growing up, especially at school, I struggle to do oral presentations because it becomes worse when I am nervous and they used to laugh at me. it built so much anger within me and it's an unforgettable experience. I still avoid speaking in public unless I have to. I can go on and on with my experience. Big Love Mr PitchBlack, Neva let U go is still my fav song ❤

[@mmelixaba5131]

I’ve been guilty of watching mahala but I have officially subscribed because of this legend you have today… As’bonge my brother 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@user-nq4db2ic6m]

Your interview skills are out of this world...big up my young brother

[@letlhogonoloelijahletsatsi8859]

He is not interrupting like a lot of Podcast hosts

[@thabisosithole8761]

Maybe you should write a book called I took the fall, You're so powerful💯

[@noisia_properties]

I love how you didn’t drag other artists into Pitch’s story, all focused on him, and allowed him to let it out. Big ups Justify🙌🏾 When he said “I’m the same coin ,but polished” 🔥🤯

[@kwesidunya8376]

First South African rapper to be on BET Cypher...🔥🔥...Living legend...GOAT

[@davidntimba2915]

Just listen how he feels about his Mom. You can even sense the deep-rooted love that he still feels for his Mom. For that - my brother, I take my hat off for you. May God restore everything you have lost. Pitch Black Afro, what if God allowed you to go to prison sothat your life, in one way or the other, could be spared.

[@andiswanjovane3758]

When he said “I took the fall “repeatedly I cried 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@nomfundodlamini2226]

I don’t know what happened but the little time i spent with pitch and Trisha, i can confidently say those 2 loved each other Kakhulu. They were ride or dies for each other. They shared everything. A beautiful kind of love. At least that’s what I saw

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Same.

[@AnnaMarrie-SWT]

Same here. Their love was outta this world.

[@SlungileMbatha-ch3nl]

So you guys know him shame it a pity

[@dammyoke6068]

I’m a nigerian and a big fan of Pitch black Afro, i remember around 2003-2005, he was the most hip hop thing on tv “my opinion” (in Nigeria). his video was like something from busta rhyme. i was shocked when i heard he was in prison. i’m happy to learn he was falsely accused. it’s sad to see how much he loved his deceased wife. please can someone translate what he said about his wife’s passing 26:14 and about the argument with his wife before she passed? i’ll appreciate

[@munyamaregere3906]

He said arguments are not fights, people fail to understand that and arguments should be done behind closed doors rather than in public. At the end of the day he took the fall.

[@dammyoke6068]

@@munyamaregere3906 thanks! did he not mention how she died ?

[@MjoliQubulashe]

He said "they were in the same age and would quarrel just like any other couple would do, but he never abused her physically or emotionally because he loved her dearly and she was his only trusted friend"

[@jasonmkandla3661]

She loved me more than I loved myself 😢

[@NompiliciousM]

Best Statement Ever🙏🏾🙌🏾 I love how he regrets his actions. He is going to suffer from this for the rest of his life. Not even he can love himself the way she did.

[@amahlemasondo7857]

​@@NompiliciousM Regret what actions? He did nothing.

[@reamohetsemei5915]

"Ya nthola daideng"😂 Bigs ups for featuring this legend

[@takeawey7579]

This is macdona takeawey in Durban shout out to afri

[@Machiavellian93]

Ezase Soweto.

[@miniedee6028]

From God not being his father due to letting him go through certain situations, to finding/ being closer to God in prison… Yoh!.. I felt it! What God would put you through to get closer to Him… pain to realize who He is

[@sithembeleI]

God doesn't put you through anything.

[@justwatch5970]

Very true Minie, God can make your life miserable in order to get your attention and make you finally listen to him, God also sent Joseph to prison in order for him to interpret his prison mates dreams and that made Pilate the King that put him in prison to take notice of his gift of interpreting dreams and he made him his right hand man and gave him authority to be in charge

[@sithembeleI]

@@justwatch5970 that's nonsense.

[@zinhlemkhize2332]

Please read your Bibles with the Holy Spirit.

[@shesfaith.]

When he rapp I look at my black beauty skin and I admire myself. #Never let you go🎶

[@MrCdmoney]

The guy has great soul, he has a beautiful perspective on life, and that rapping at the end, his not a gimmick he a real one🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@teyaz]

I subscribed because Justice does not interrupt the interviewee unnecessarily like other Podcaster who make the podcast all about themselves. I wish astronomic success to this podcast.❤❤❤

[@KeneilweMbatha]

Ahhhhh come on this man is no criminal... You can hear I am tearing listening to him... Life can be sooo unfair

[@simphiwenhlapo5941]

Really sad

[@m.x.refrigxolani8365]

Life can be so unfair for most men, just to be specific. Just like American brothers, they experience the same situation as SAfrican men. All I have to become is be a MAN, and that's good enough to throw me in prison.

[@missvee4325]

💯😢💔

[@lesibanalenox]

Honestly speaking Justice is a very good interviewer, he gives people to speak freely without interrupting them👏🏾

[@ntobekowisemansihlongonyan1157]

The Living Legend. Welcome Back my Brother @Eswatini🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@simonbonganimlombo6974]

What is wrong with this guy telling pitch black you can speak zulu but he is speaking English better than him😂. You cannot shame pitch black he is been a celebrity for a long time my brother 😂😂. now I know you because of him🖤👑💯🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🔥🔥🔥🎶🎵🎧🎧

[@trevormongwe9843]

same here

[@shaunmabula8104]

Not to say he doesn't know English, just to let him know you can use Zulu if you like

[@ziziphozizi4709]

That's how i understood him 2​@@shaunmabula8104

[@bahangwelenekhumbe5281]

Bro come on ,he obviously wanted Pitch to express himself freely in vernac

[@noxolonzwanzwa8654]

He didn't mean any harm he wanted him to articulate himself freely

[@bhekimchunu3320]

Stuk'zin, "I used to be lonely abobaby benga'ngcanywa (ANGINA NDABA NAWE)". She will forever be in your heart. I think you were blessed to witness and feel true love. Many don't live to see AND treasure that. Phila mfethu & I'm ellated that you're out. HUSTLER ke my nigga. I believe in you MUCH "Respect"!

[@PM-dq4ke]

WHAT A GEM, WHAT A GUY. "SUKANI ENDLELENI NINA, NIYABON' MANJE UKUTHI KUKHONA MINA, PITCH BLACK AFRO IBOZZA LOK'GCINA FUTHI MANJE SENGI DAAR NGIDLALA NGOMZIMBA"..NEVER FORGET, BEST SELLING RAPPER IN SA TO-DATE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@moshemaleka5420]

Thulani My brother sinawe. And thank you for u ku phikelela. God is using you like how he used all the people we read about in the bible. It's hard sometimes but only his toughest Soldiers get to carry the weight.

[@anelenyembe8421]

His lessons are eye opening.... you can really tell this person grew ♥️♥️♥️

[@whocares151]

His role in SA Hip Hop certifies him as a legend, that is for sure. I was 6 when Never Let You Go came out and it was the very first SA hip-hop song I fell in love with

[@user-bc7mf6ed1c]

Yoh yoh yoh❤

[@mosesmaseko1501]

When he said "she was a part of me " repeatedly 😢😢

[@sithembisondlovu3678]

I felt it

[@oolalatoyamanasa5130]

..and his voice sort of broke for a second there, I was just touched😢

[@ernestkenamu7956]

Simply shows how he was traumatized to lose someone special. He had had a generous bond with his late wife

[@tebogonyathi1723]

And that was very true , where he is Tricia will also be there . The two were more then lovers 🤞

[@kgothatsosamuel332]

Heartfelt interview 😢 I'm glad he's out, I wish him well 🫂

[@SenzoClive]

I never really listened to hiphop before, and never liked rappers, but when this guy came, I really felt his punchlines, I grew up listening to this guy on repeat... thank you Pitch Black Afro

[@mphondlangamandla370]

This Interview was EVERYTHING!!!!! Lots of love Pitch Black 🖤. Thank you.

[@Reabetswe_Montsho]

He really loved Trisha, he had a song called “ Never let you go” he has ment this since way back. May her soul rest in peace. Her spirit will uplift you, you will bounce back Pitch 🙏🏽❤️

[@scelomathula1748]

I just wanna say thanks for giving the man a chance ukuthi akhulume and actually give his side of the story. This has by far been a beautiful interview I've watched. And I'm proud to be part of the family, I've pressed the "like" button and SUBSCRIBED. So that I don't miss another interview.

[@mukelisenijabulani]

I still play your music brother and still enjoy the most, I'm glad you're back man..🎉🙏💯

[@BTIMBIWAMINERALS]

This guy is telling the truth. Can someone help him sue the state.

[@ziziphozizi4709]

So what do you think transpired there🤔??

[@nkululekomajola7751]

Makabuye upitch black,iskhala sakhe sikhulu,hes a rare artist okwaz ukjabulisa abantu...

[@sivuyilemahamba7765]

The wisdom he has now is out of this world. Thank you❤

[@phakamanishandu8469]

"she loved me more than I loved myself" that cut deep...

[@lawrencemanchild6270]

I love your interview style! You've earned a new subscriber.

[@nkosazanamsweli9377]

Tears threatened my eyes when he spoke about his Wife 😢

[@saddamblackuegwala5976]

Maaaan ilove this... U know the person that introduced me to pitch black afro is in prison doing 15 years.. He will be so happy when he sees this

[@4oreverafterMemory]

The real mzekezeke

[@kiaramartin3352]

you can see he had so much to say, he probably couldnt express himself like this over the years and this was a safe space. such a passionate , authentic man w so much to share and teach others. he and my dad were friends, they havent been in contact for years, but he would always be so friendly and have this welcoming, safe energy. he rly picked up the pieces and is making the best, may He continue to grow closer to God❤

[@AmapianoWrldwideAVSZA]

tell me the host didn't just do a beatbox with all the required cuts for the punchline setups perfectly on cue 🙌🙌🤣🤣this is AMAZING!!

[@balatedijosia6444]

Damn Grootman takes me back to my old Days at Primary school singing your Song that skobedeme BAQA shoes.... 😂😅😂😂😂Come back Grootman never let you go

[@SirBillaSA]

Powerful . Thank you for giving him a chance, for us to hear his story . Gor Bless 🙏🏾

[@bonganimasondo4893]

Sengathi uMvelinqangqi engaba nawe all the way bro. As long as you are still alive, you're given a second chance. Big up to your🧠

[@B.E.N.S]

Happy to see him back. I can't wait for the return of Brickz too

[@TheTlotlo12]

Feel there’s a lot to learn from him but the interview was too short 😭😭I teared up when he spoke about his wife Eish 😢but he keeps going 🥰🥰🫶🏽God Bless him and thanks for the interview 👏🏽

[@BenjaminMalatji247]

Welcome back, the Iconic Pitchblack Afro 🔥🙌🏾 i-good time is 7 digits away - it's just ibhellas and everything is ok. "sure, vele mpinch yami skeem sami, eisan maar i-phone yam ngiyishiye ne cheri yami". excuses aah mfana u useless - nay'i21 ten just use this. "sure, faka hier 🤜🏾🤛🏾, ngithath'i5 ngiye ndlin ngisule umjuluko wasemini". ithi nami ngithi tjweer la fast (moja, sure, aah), maar ungazo gcoka ma-bowtie like nou di last. Are you gonna pick me up or ng'vaye nge taxi, uzoza necheri uzthembe nje ngo strapes... "oh mara uyazin laphe jaardin efridgies kune nyama so shayi itwo-halves asfun ibandla - sbhali i-gout" no doubt ibiliboco zkhona - that's what m about 😎" "mina ngine braai-stand, wena uzile ne tswaai ne papa... 😂😂😂 icheri yakho izoza nepapa, heeyman"

[@kudzaimutasa607]

Wat I like Abt mzansi is that people understand that mistakes happen and give offenders a chance to redeem themselves. No one is perfect we all makes mistakes. Thanx to such platforms for giving him a chance to tell his side of the story

[@siyabulelasono5357]

How can i forget my youth days "ITS A DAY IN MY LIFE "❤ thank you pitch black for such a wonderful track

[@UncleMarv_N]

I stream a lot but I seldom hit subscribe, first I watched the Punisher interview and didn't think much of it. 8 minutes into this conversation I was a subscriber, you remind me of the late great Xolani Gwala, patient, attentive posing open ended questions that allow the interviewee to express themselves while always in the drivers seat of the conversation. absolutely brilliant Bro, you have just bagged a fan 🔥🔥🔥

[@andisilembolompo1958]

Thank you for giving the guy the platform.

[@GiftTrevor]

Its extremely sad to see our artists in this kind of condition. I remember his 1st hit single "Pitch black afro" which came out in 2004. He nade the Afro fashionable. I pray that he recovers again

[@user-yu5py1lm9y]

Good to see you back, game on! start again you can make it.

[@ncedohlophe9042]

Salute pitch black ure still a legend. Thanks for this kinda interview u inspire us.

[@SipheleleTotoyi-kt8kb]

🎉🎉🎉So glad you finally free my man zikhipha ma what.All the best Pitch Black Afro yizo lezo🤝🙏✊

[@jongiholomisa9390]

“It was beyond love” x3 “She was part of me” x3 😢💔💔

[@kholwanimvelase2282]

"She loved me more than I loved myself. " Yoh how I wish i can experience that kind of love nje once in my lifetime.

[@YouAreHim]

So glad to finally see pitch black afro on the screen again ❤

[@AmapianoWrldwideAVSZA]

KUNZIMA UKUBA INDODA is a very overlooked statement that often seems like an insinuation about it not being hard to be female but taken in context a lot of people would empathize with their brothers, fathers and sons if they truly understood what UKUBA INDODA is by the standards of more than 3,5 million people who aren't in a position to fully be in the situation enough to give as much judgement and ignorance as they do. One day as the human race we'll look inside ourselves and see one another then a realization will dawn that we're exactly one and the same just fueled by the desire of at the least being viewed as people who tried to make a difference after all is said and done. I have immense love for all human beings and honestly believe we can all do just a little better at giving justice and protection to people who can't provide it for themselves. Ultimately how we treat people is a reflection of how we feel about ourselves misdirected, your defense mechanism might fool you into think that's not the case but deep down an accountable person won't shy away from the truth consciously or subconsciously. LOVE ALL

[@princessjacobs4101]

Ola Thulan Ngcobo , i remember meeting you and Trisha when i was a baby ... much love and respect grootmam ❤

[@sibonisemadlingozi533]

I salute you bro' for arranging and posting this interview. Pitch Black story is so interesting and eye opening. Salute young blood 👍🏾

[@tamaradiko3044]

Sending love to Pitch black afro, and thanks for not interupting him when was expressing himself. Wishing him well for his future.

[@conquestmedia2490]

Yoh It was impossible for me to watch this with a straight face😭Nkos yam!

[@Brendy316Nkosi]

A LIVING LEGEND ONE OF THT BEST RAPPER WE HAVE EVER HAD IN SA YIZO LEZO😊✊

[@nicolamaboko1627]

A Legend!!! Thanks for bringing him on!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@NanisoMakalo-lz5be]

I'll forever have love for this brother....an artist beyond his time🤞🏽 mabakhohlwe lyrically they can't fxck with his artistry💥💥💥💣

[@jabumaluleka4680]

Great show mara Mr Justify should learn to laugh when someone is being funny. Lots of funny moments he missed that could have made this episode more interesting.

[@shaunkebonang7982]

True..he's too straight 😊

[@nkululekoomegasibiya7748]

Word up Pitch Black Afro..pray for you healing process..just wanted to let you know that I'm still bumping Styling Gel to this day 👊

[@LehlohonoloMosala]

This is the episode thats gonna hit a mill , big up pitchblack afro

[@MulayCVisuals]

I blame labels our artist end up like this, this man worked very hard, but you will find that he is not gaining anything

[@SA_ZAR]

You can't blame the labels... He must take responsibility for his actions...

[@user-yz3su4nu9b]

Yea right, blame everyone but the person. These are not kids these are adults that are responsible.

[@makhosinidube7950]

He killed a lady.

[@MulayCVisuals]

Before killing a lady he was like this, @@makhosinidube7950

[@MulayCVisuals]

I'm not talking about the killing of a lady, I'm talking about labels who does not give artist their royalities money, Universal Music , Sony , SME, etc to give our artist money even if they are longer on a market @@SA_ZAR

[@shihahelemaluleka8463]

9:35 😂😂😂 "Others call you our father" "I would keep quiet"😂😂😂😂 Sorry but this part caught me off guard 😂😂😂

[@Astazion]

Very intelligent artist full of wisdom. God speed my brother. The world awaits your rising! Express your truth and the world is ready t hear it. One love.

[@user-bh4zu3ee5o]

I like how they served him some fruits...and does that'zikhipha bo mawhat"...😊

[@asivezweni6383]

first SA rapper to go platinum

[@lionelscarf2872]

And he held that record for longer than a decade.

[@ezralujabe5123]

Yeah he did