GOD doesn't answer BLACK people's prayers | Nathi Mankayi

[@MyEasyDigital]

It's my first time seeing Nathi so comfortable in an interview. It takes a skill to make a guest this comfortable. Big ups Bro Dave 🤝

[@nandigwili5239]

He was very open about his past.great interview with bra David

[@phumlanomdebevana5998]

Same here this is not a Q&A type interview it’s as if uncokola ne brother yakhe

[@bongasobekwa1747]

Bra Dave is GOATED bro

[@nombusohadebe9473]

Very first time and seeing him laugh as well is very rare lol, lots of love for him

[@vusumzimaya5978]

And he's speaking his native language, kumnandi uthetha language yakho on an interview🙂

[@user-xy6xq9br1p]

I am a Xhosa lady ,watching from Ireland,I have enjoyed this podcast,mostly Nathi speaking pure Xhosa language and so relaxed 👏🏽👏🏽

[@kingdavidstudio1]

Wonderful!

[@nambithamtana2520]

I am Xhosa too.He makes us proud to be Isixhosa speakers.

[@admirari1]

Lets hook up as friends and in Germany

[@brightdube1563]

I'm in Limerick, where in Ireland are you?

[@MphumziNjovana]

Proper 👌

[@Sino750]

I cried watching this and listening to Nathi's story. God is alive.

[@zintlanungxola5750]

Yhooooo, uNathi angabhala incwadi. Ndiyakhala ndiyahleka. But look at God

[@Imizi_Zungu]

Me too my Dear One! God is……..

[@laaatoya]

very much so

[@Dandelion_MUDS]

He’s Alive Indeed ❤

[@giftsinama7530]

God is Great 🙏

[@thabile6057]

This guy’s humbleness and humility is not fake

[@Imizi_Zungu]

Yes

[@leratotoona7658]

And it doesn't help that he looks so much like my ex-...🙈🙊

[@lusandamanjezi4475]

​@@leratotoona7658😂😂😂😂

[@NdlovukaziFab]

💯

[@Big_hyyt]

Humbleness and humility same thing

[@sanelebuthelezi2854]

This story deserves to be put in a book and/or a movie.

[@zakesmaphango4284]

Indeed 😂

[@mlungisinyathi3647]

💯

[@irenezulu8464]

I agree 100%👏👏👏

[@busisiwemvimbi8781]

I second you

[@ZimasaPishoniMagwaza]

My taughts exactly.

[@user-mi1zw1jf8l]

I'm So Disappointed With South African Media, They Trashed Talk Nathi And Dragged Him As a Bad Person And Thanks To Bra Dave For Making This Podcast Coz Every Guest He Host Comes Out My Favourite Coz I Was Made To Believe That They Were Bad People And They (Celebrities) Didn't Have a Platform To Clear Their Names, Thanks Again Bra Dave.... This Is My Second Favourite Podcast Number One Is Podcast And Chill, It's Like Bra Dave Is The First Born Of The Podcast Coz He Gives Us The Other Side Of Life And Get To Learn About Our Celebs And MagG Is The Last Born Coz He Makes Everybody Laugh, Na Nkhensa 🙏🙏🙏

[@NdlovukaziFab]

💯

[@Peace_Channel_Africa]

Lance is the culprit. This is the same thing he did to Zola 7. He needs to be held accountable

[@VUSISPEAKS.]

Let us go buy and stream Nathi's new album 🙏🙏🙏.

[@africantraveller8303]

I am doing that everyday

[@sikhululemamana142]

Literally went back to prison so he could serve his sentence, be legally free, so he can make music. I've heard it all, but le? That's true dedication. Great interview.

[@simthembilekhweleni5730]

Can we all please go stream the album and purchase it, to show love to Nathi as the Nation 🙏🏼❤️

[@musaamos1678]

Nathi Mankayi has released one of the best album in 2023 across all genre I'm enjoying the album even Black Coffee and others have mentioned how wonderful crafted,engineered and arranged the album is. You deserve to win an accolade for the amazing body of work you have put in to release such a masterpiece 🙌🏾🙌🏾 #mimoya

[@makamuwatshilidzi]

This needs a netflix documentary ,Nathi's life is like a movie.i feel like I know him personally now ,he is great men

[@thabisilemagudu1854]

I Agree❤

[@DzunyB]

This man deserves a Netfix series about his life, I'm Tsonga speaking but listened to the whole episode coz of how he narrates his story so effortlessly and humour. Beautiful ❤️

[@bulewamdolo3039]

The power of expressing yourself in mother tongue, I'm impressed, Nathi, keep it up. ❤

[@zakesmaphango4284]

Indeed my sister and utsho exactly lento oyi funayo

[@Mabhayeni]

And okokoko wenza njalo. Love it.

[@judithmuna1068]

I love it... ❤❤❤

[@michaelsithole7392]

Absolutely Stunning... I RESPECT THIS MAN

[@siyabongabhongoza939]

Yes it powerful 👍

[@tee623]

3 hours felt like 30 minutes what a touching and educational conversation siyabulela🙏🙏🙏

[@carolmade7438]

I cried listening to this conversation. David you have no idea how much Nathi's story has healed alot of people❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ again i.say Thank David😊

[@ThabangKhumalo_]

Im halfway in the story and i must say… this is a true definition of a podcast, no time limit, tell your story as it is. Thank you Ntate Mashabela, ngiyakugcoba manje, usuvuthiwe njengeNgqwele manje and ngiyakukhipha embizeni🙌🏾

[@iGqala_Vuyo]

Guess what? I finished it all in one go.

[@Mervisma04]

Whaa I Zimbabwean i understood every little word amazing story worth watching and listening to the end

[@Mrenzula]

Nathi is to ME a artist that must have international distribution because the fact that he has been to prison and faced hardships in the industry and is still here making hits. I HOPE HE KNOWS THAT GOD IS BIGGER THAN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY POLITICS. KEEP SINGING BROTHER I LOVE THE SONG ITHEMBA🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Imizi_Zungu]

A rare gem! An experience! A lesson in humility! A journey through time and memory! What, what a gift!

[@RuchellDouwland-zz2gy]

I wish there were subtitles on this interview. I am Afrikaans speaking and only know two Xhosa words.😊 But I listen to Nathi's music almost every single day. His art and talent transcend language barriers.

[@phuthimathloko]

😂😂😂😂

[@bongilemagagasa3932]

Noted we will fix that issue 🙏🏾 Danko

[@mthokozisilutseke2646]

Nathi is always so shy but here he became himself and hiself is so brilliant… I didn’t think King Dave would understand every word cause Nathi is using the Xhosa you don’t hear in Jozi😂😂 so proud of the team.. beautiful interview

[@anonymoussa1784]

For the first time,I am in disbelieve

[@NdlovukaziFab]

💯

[@judithmuna1068]

They are creating an archived memory of the stories of our people...❤️❤️🥺

[@princeii4847]

I thought I was a busy person until I watched an interview for almost 4 hours,I salute bro Dav

[@kingdavidstudio1]

I’m glad you found value in our chat. Thank you for taking time to check it out

[@nokuthulashilenge7217]

He's so right he talks to you as if he knows you, I remember at the SATMAS in 2022 when I saw him I was like "oh I'm so sad I missed your performance", his response was "bowuphi, ktheni nifike late?" 😂 As if he was expecting me and my partner to make it on time to watch his performance.

[@nonzuzojantjies9101]

Nnncccoooh man 😍😍😍

[@judithmuna1068]

😂😂😂😂❤

[@katstix6572]

A man from Pitori understood Xhosa and it was a perfect conversation 👌🏾

[@mondeklaas1486]

Trust me my brother it’s the same, when the interview is mostly in Sesotho or SeStwana even sipitoli. As a Xhosa speaker I don’t struggle, I understand fully and it’s beautiful

[@Imizi_Zungu]

What a pleasure it was to watch this interview!

[@Thokozilemtshweni]

Dude🙌🏾 I love South Africa 🇿🇦

[@siyabongamatroos5470]

I am Xhosa i enjoy this podcast most guests are in Sotho, Tswana maara understanding is there

[@trustingnobody628]

There is nothing weird for the two to understand each other. People in Johannesburg had the opportunity of living with different races, Xhosa, Zulu, Mozambican, Malawian, Afrikaans and English languages, although Xhosa is somewhat difficult for them to speak. Ok'salayo they understand what you say or guesswork using isiZulu. I have a friend of mine who is Pedi speaking and I'm Xhosa speaking. We speak our languages to each other to the surprise of the listeners. There are, of course, certain words that are hard, each will change to English to clarify them. We never realized that people around us were impressed by the way we are speaking until they voiced it out. So, yiBabel.

[@khululekanimazimba6727]

“Awkwazi ukumlahlekisa umntu ongaziyo but uyakwazi ukumlahlekisa umntu owaziyo” Very deep

[@wandilengcobeni1427]

Glory be to Jesus, I'm quiting smoking today. Powerful testimony siyabulela

[@mduduzigumede5662]

If you believe in it kuzokwenzeka in God's name 🙏

[@ndim_de423]

May God help you with your decision to quit 🎉

[@kanufree]

God bless you

[@abs6754]

First time that Nathi has shown such openness and the guy is full of wisdom. Typical wise individuals don't talk much, but when they do, it's usually to deliver a message to someone.

[@ndinanimolwana5038]

This is the first time I have decided to watch youtube in 4 years and I don't regret it. This interview is amazing❤️

[@mathumemahlake9743]

Nathi has always been a reserved artist, but today he has shown that behind the conservative state, there is a genius mind and analytical mind. He is also concerned in giving right answers for the question. Thanks bra Dave for an outstanding interview.

[@nonzuzojantjies9101]

When Nathi says "Mamam" it melts my heart nje. You can almost feel it that uyathanda umamakhe kakhulu.

[@siverafuza8398]

But he also said uMakhulu wam and utatam 🙄

[@buntusompini7910]

AmaXhosa are like that’ mamam, tatam, tamkhulu wam’ . Really melts one’s heart ❤️

[@SiyaSpeaksNgema]

The level of authenticity in this is commendable, this goes as one of the best interviews on the internet, both gentlemen did great here. I will always come back to this 👌🏾💥

[@kingdavidstudio1]

Thank you very much 👊🏾👍🏾

[@spha8459]

This guy is gifted with wisdom 🤞🏾 may God always protect and bless him 🙏🏾

[@snipersniper3074]

The interview executed and delivered in isiXhosa. Camagu 🎉❤

[@Imizi_Zungu]

Dearest Nathi! Your musicality is God’s gift to the world and “Nomvula” is your gift back to God. Do you have any idea how many hearts you’ve softened just by listening to that song among others? Kwanga uThixo angakusikela UNathi

[@dalimiso]

Quite a serious and sobering story by Nathi. It’s unlike any that we have heard on this channel. There’s something about a man taking responsibility for his own life and owning up to his demons and influences.

[@eenee10]

What a humble man. Praying for more favor for Nathi. He is one of a kind. A diamond in the rough. May God restore all that has been stolen from him.

[@kuhlemndabe]

Nathi just made me feel okay about not being able to pray in English.

[@ndim_de423]

Uyadika mfethu 😂😂😂

[@leratotoona7658]

🤣😅😂@kuhlemndabe....am on the floor!!!

[@Mabhayeni]

Uyayiva neh? ❤

[@vuyolwethuvuvu5051]

Jonga andikwazi MNA kuqala 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 sudika

[@judithmuna1068]

Don't even bother mntase you will loose yourself, parts of you will die for that English. I hate it...

[@siverafuza8398]

He says he only has grade 9 but he writes such good music. You can easily tell most of his music is written by him.

[@blessingtf2510]

when he said "umsebenzi wam awuno muka na manzi" i felt it. May he will this battle

[@blessingtf2510]

*win this battle

[@palesamgidi8623]

This sounds so unfair. Nathi went through the most in his life to get here, and yet he still has to fight for what he knows he deserves! What he fought to believe he deserves! Bophelo bo odd indeed. But the human spirit still perseveres I suppose. What an amazing interview! Thank you for this King David, and thank you for sharing your story Nathi Mankayi.

[@kwakha6103]

How can I like this a thousand times?❤

[@Imizi_Zungu]

Can I like this a million times over?

[@nambithamtana2520]

Wow,Nathi is so brilliant and brave.The way he explains his story shows genius. He is zelous and his story will inspire many who thought they will not make it.Lance is so cruel and greedy.Nathi is not the only artist who complained about him.I love the way he loves God .God bless you ,my brother.

[@mkhuselimadiba4583]

I think, he should be a motivational speaker in rural and Township schools. Inspiration

[@africantraveller8303]

true

[@khululekanimazimba6727]

Nathi’s story is one documentary i would watch. Nine lives of a cat❤😢

[@User326-y3q]

“Kant’ uJesu uyandiva xa ndilila, inyembezi uyazosula othule umthwalo, xandibeka i Themba lami”….. This song by Nathi has always been my fave and my go to song every time I win In life because damn ndikhule kanzima and all my dreams seemed impossible. Thank you so much for this Bra David, I didn’t know Nathi’s story, I just knew a few of his songs. Nathi is the epitome of resilience!!!!! I don’t know how many times I cried and laughed at the same time while watching this interview😅❤ Nathi please keep it up with the amazing work, continue making amazing music and God bless you!!

[@zizo1044]

What’s the name of the song

[@sinotandopuzi5752]

@zizo1044 Inyembezi

[@lungelobuthelezi3867]

Yoh inyembezi got me through the Toughest situation I've ever faced in my life. Yabona xa isithi njengosana ndithuthizele habe ingathi uthethela mna kuthixo. This man is gifted ❤️

[@ndim_de423]

I love that song, every Saturday going to church that's my song. My daughter sang along as young as she was. Very inspiring song.

[@YungKGDaExRapper]

Fell asleep several times watching this I kept rewinding it home boy is one of the best i love his story 🙌🙌😭🙏🙏

[@NeoGwai-mn9bp]

after watching this interview u realize how someone's story will impact your life and life teachings. He is so humble and honest. I even downloaded this interview even after watching,I'm saving it for the days when I'll be feeling "cold emotions" of our everyday challenges in life. Thank you very much king David for the wonderful show.

[@kingdavidstudio1]

It’s my pleasure. I’m glad it makes a difference

[@lehlohonolondhlovu5568]

What a story , a good story teller , very conversational guy . We were prayed for to be here , we gotta pursue our dreams by all costs.

[@maphefomapapanyane3285]

Yyyeeeeerrrr!wat A n Excellent storytelling 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦✅☑️✔️🧡💜💛💙❤

[@phumezasonti-siziba4234]

"Isandla" on Nathi's latest album keeps me going when I'm at my lowest, this guy was gifted this talent by God which could be the reason why he's had so many ups and downs in his past life cz God was drawing him closer to the talent he had given him. I remember when my mother passed away in 2015,his Nomvula album kept me going. I would be driving alone somewhere preparing my mom's funeral and have his album on repeat all day. This guy is a God sent❤

[@ReshoketsweMthombeni]

Watched this on the day it aired. Watching it again!? I love that even as a non Xhosa speaking person, this is so easy to follow. Nathi is a gem of a human being! What an intelligent man! So articulate! So intelligent and so content in who he is! What a man🥹❤️

[@sibonelobuthelezi6471]

I am Zulu and I love listening to uBhut'Nathi speaking IsiXhosa kanje❤❤

[@augustinelisimbagusinspired]

King David, I am not Xhosa but I love your podcasts and I can follow the conversation 99%. Perhaps I can help you with subtitles. Even from some of your older podcasts. At lease a first draft and can be proof read by native speakers.

[@augustinelisimbagusinspired]

By the way King David, I’m not looking for money, I am quite well off, I just think it will be helpful to spread your message, I speak most of SA languages and I only want to help

[@ntmdodana5993]

Wow, uThixo akusikelele❤

[@babamlenzana3519]

Thank You King David for hosting Nathi; explored your platform for the first time: Such a pure and humbling interview , May you continue to receive God’s love and blessings Nathi ;

[@sizmalambaneosuthi]

David mashabela is no doubt one of the best interviewers in the country!

[@sibusisocharisma9948]

I like that he respects his guests he sources for substance not nonsense just for reviews.

[@popliza_17]

Oh yes he's so good & he's a good listener, so professional I admire him, keep up the good work King👑 Dave❤🎉👌

[@Mimi_07139]

I’ve never watched an interview that is more than 2hrs long before but the way I enjoyed this one felt like 30 minutes ❤. Thank you Bra Dave for bringing Nathi, I learnt a lot from him

[@kingdavidstudio1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michaelsithole7392]

Lol same here, 15min is enough lol. It is 2am, and m still watching... Boroko Bola bo phatlhalletse

[@athayandaatha3574]

I can't believe I watched it till the end 😅❤❤❤

[@lindiwendyibithi7883]

real definition of "look at God"

[@chabeditsatsi407]

Lance and his cronies will pay for this, and not only to Nathi- but to everyone 😢 All the best Nathi 🎉🎉🎉

[@Haosqy]

This was not an interview but a meeting of two purists🥺❤️

[@ntlakaniphomqhamzana7]

Bhut'Nathi. So relaxed, confident and more openly now. You can hear and see the growth with so much experience. I really admire his journey within music and his deep rooted faith in his craft and I hope to meet him one day and tell him how much his music has been a blessing in overcoming so many obstacles in my life. It can only be God. Ndiyathandaza amandisele.

[@moholera2340]

I must say out of all the nguni languages, isiXhosa is the best (personal opinion). I'm saying this as a Mosotho who cant speak any nguni languages. I understand both isiZulu and isiXhosa a little but i really love listening to amaXhosa speaking.

[@nyikoh6607]

He said I rephrase 'I give you vibes like I know you, as my fan, I don't treat you like a stranger even though I don't know you' that's super amazing...damn 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💯

[@vpower4652]

This is the most relaxed I've ever seen Nathi. Your interviewing skills are world-class. Nathi's story needed to be told. It's nice to see him laugh. What a great talent. God bless him

[@thabomagoro9316]

Beautiful interview as always. English as a language is just that a language, a tool to communicate. Not a measure of anyone's intellect. As a Pedi man, I'm glad and happy Nathi proudly speaks his native language with no regard to what others are saying. He understands himself and his gift. Interview was flowing; David understood him well and always handles interviewees with care. This is the 1st time listening to Nathi this open. Big up King David.

[@kingdavidstudio1]

We agree!

[@NdlovukaziFab]

💯

[@ThaboTsotetsimatzo]

Proud to have worked with Nathi on his first 2 albums' artwork. This gonna be most viewed on Bra Dav's podcast.

[@user-dm5ow6ch7p]

Who agrees with me that Nathi is super funny?????😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mlungisinyathi3647]

Very funny he is a story teller

[@lolwethunombewu1427]

😂😂😂

[@blinkym21]

Totally!, glad Im not the only one who noticed this 😂😂

[@kissoflifemantee3713]

Way Too Funny😂😂😂😂

[@meltamafuma4793]

Very funny. God is with him

[@platinum_gee]

I’ve waited 6 years for this Nathi interview. Enkosi King m’Deva , enkosi bhut’Nkosinathi ngoba so open & free. We’ll spent 3 & half hours. 👏🏾🎉❤ #UsibaLweGazi

[@iniciasithole3866]

I've always loved Nathis music but now I love his persona, his songs is still healing me to this day. This song was mentioned by Unathi in one of her interviews and I have been listening to it since. It's a worship song,

[@NormanXulu-wu4yl]

I have all his songs...his songs are sang with such liberty...one spiritually aligned brother...great writer

[@meetjazzobohlale]

We are in era of an Aquarius ♒️ the age of knowledge, spiritual and consciousness; MiMoya is talking to Abantu.

[@Imizi_Zungu]

YES

[@_theerealnono_7694]

Age of Aquarius? People really believe in these things? 🤔🤨

[@sibusisocharisma9948]

And the era of misinformation that has produced a vast fake guru's.

[@sibusisomabhola4097]

“ ithemba linamaxesha okufika , namaxesha o kuphela . Into ebalulekileyo yintoni oyenzayo xa lithe lafika “ Enkosi Mankayi

[@rapelangmpetha5065]

The manner in which Nathi articulated himself resonated like hand in glove with initial remarks bro Dave uttered that Nathi's story is a special one. Needless to say, the interview was not only intriguing but also educational, what a feast for our ears!

[@bonganiarthurnaseouslindok7611]

❤

[@zanelendevu5887]

Imimoya,derived from a powerful biblical scripture in Ephesians 6.🙏🏾

[@celiwengetu6133]

It's an interesting conversation King David. I watch your podcast more often. I enjoy every guest story, for example, prison love. You probing skills are of a very high quality and I piccked up that you are a reading young man. I'm retiring at UNISA and interested to to share my life and development as a village girl. My education struggles and how I empower myself supported fully by 2 men, my grandfather and later my spouse took over. I'm 65 years old. I'm not sure whether elderly women like myself could come tribute towards motivating the young, from humble beginnings, and what is unique men support who happen to be very unpopular as fathers and spouses.

[@MrFly99]

This is so good for black communities ❤👣

[@thokozanidoctor5714]

I was like: Oh bra Dave released a video, and its with Nathi. Let me hear what's the convo about. Then Nathi spoke in IsiXhosa, I was hooked. Siyabulela nge content emnandi kangaka. (I am not Xhosa by the way)😃

[@Yolissa_M]

The best interview of Nathi and King Dave's ever. Wow I listened from the start till the end and Nathi was so relaxed the connection here was super amazing I think Nathi would also vouch this was the best interview his ever had👏

[@ModinewsSA]

I can't watch the entire 3 hours. Can you please explain what the title means when it says " God doesn't answer black people's prayers"🙏

[@kamvasinomgqomo2640]

ohh its from Nathi's perspective that he believes that GOD gave us our languages intentionally and with reasons, so for us to communicate or pray in English when we talk to him feels like we are less appreciative, and that could lead to our prayers not being heard. He argued that the prayers we say in our own languages are more powerful, he was referencing to us black South Africans who prays in English. He further believes that's why white peoples prayers are heard because they pray in the language God gave them. I guess the title is derived from this argument phrase. @@ModinewsSA

[@sibusisotede9632]

@@ModinewsSA start @01:46:00 to have context

[@sikelelwamimz1419]

I’m definitely downloading the albums to explore . This 3 hours didn’t even feel like 3 hours. His Story is beautiful I hope he flourishes even though he might have been robbed. Love that he is not dwelling on the past focusing his future that big lesson to learn for everyone . King David you are definitely the Broadcaster you think you are because you dug soo deeply into nathi and gave an experience of him .

[@Movi221]

don't download from fakaza please

[@sekhitlamakole]

Thank you king David,i love Nathi to me he is a rear breed brilliant Guy.❤❤ humble, Wise and intelligent.👏👏👊🔥🔥

[@Imizi_Zungu]

UNathi is a rare gem

[@monicajames6114]

I've heard Nathi's Story so many times but it's the first time I hear it in so much details. I'm even scared might get in trouble 😭😭😭😭 I don't want him going to jail. I love him so much.... Thank you King David....

[@judithmuna1068]

He won't, he's already paid his dues, don't worry... ❤❤

[@thandilengwenya1297]

Nathi is such a beautiful soul, a well of wisdom, he is still here not because he is smarter than his late buddies but because he has a greater purpose, look at a God of second chances, l am in awe of his love

[@bulihlongwane4893]

I brought up 2 boys with no father figure as in father and uncle but by the grace of God they finished school and Tertiary. They are not perfect but they could be better with some uncle to look up to. They are so domesticated as in cooking and cleaning...

[@malekutuleonardmthobeki2680]

I remember where I was and what i was doing when i first heard Nomvula. It just tickled my heart strings. One of the most beautiful songs ever made. Beautiful interview👌🏿

[@pamelamasiko7092]

Nathi's life story is so real and relatable... Beautiful interview bhut' David I really love how you're interacting with Nathi and making him feel so comfortable speaking his home language ❤️ ISIXHOSA❤... Beautiful

[@CharityMonyoko]

Mxo ,can't believe i have been here for 3 hours ,😊Imimoya is my daily bread ,and an inspiration to keep on fighting with the unseen of this world.

[@indiphilentozini4161]

This was amazing to watch ... so much wisdom kumntu omnye and nendlela asifundisa ngayo yhuuu I thoroughly enjoyed everything 😢❤

[@TheSHEspot_]

Abuti David please invite Moshidi Motshegwa, we need to hear her story. Nathi's is INSPIRATIONAL, nothing short of God's mercy and love. He must write a book.

[@bigthangz5489]

i'd love to hear a collab with Nathi & Ami Faku

[@nakomcoki8446]

That cud be a feature of the the kwi Awards

[@nonzuzojantjies9101]

Nathi: Usista wam. David: it's a boy aswell? 😂😂😂. I'm absolutely inlove no Nathi struu. Even worse that uphendula ngesiXhosa. ❤❤❤❤

[@bhongomwanda3223]

Listening to certain parts of this conversation, I can't help thinking of those motivational Ted Talks. The magnitude is great... Nathi holds so much power with words. I'm deeply impacted. He feels at home in this interview, such a beautiful thing to watch. We love him. He must continue making us proud. He changed so that they can also change. There's so much more God has called him to do. In his trajectory he must remain strong.

[@lukheleteboho]

I've been listening to this brother for years now. He's my Sjava of afro soul.

[@africantraveller8303]

same here

[@Luliciousful]

I hope young and upcoming artist are listening to these kind of conversations, wishing Nathi all the best 🙏

[@nzanza432]

This interview is close to my heart I will never get tired of listening to Nathi's interview. The music industry is full of vultures and exploitation... Never stop fighting for what is yours all the best

[@mlungisinyathi3647]

What a moving story from Nathi, i you journey deserves to be narated in a movie or a documentary. I have listed to your album and all i can say is wow the albums is on fire 🔥. Theys no need to skip. Ndonwabile is my song

[@meetjazzobohlale]

Nathi’s music is amazing 👏🏾one of the last hard copy I bought.

[@sammysiphoBoo]

This interview, Nathi's story is inspiring in so many ways, in all aspects zobomi. How he learns from everything he's been through shows growth and that he wants to be a better person. Lonto he's smart and funny.. Great interview guys ❤.

[@admirari1]

Having finished watching this Podcast I logged into my Spotify account and followed him .....now am just sobbing.I guess we need guys like him to unlock our hidden sins....thanks again bro @King David.🙏🙏🙏

[@sabelomgaga5879]

Please fight back Nathi. Walwele amandla akho bhuti and get back what's long overdue to you.Your album still is a hit!

[@Kele.Masisi]

I am born Tswana, I learned to understand Zulu and Xhosa a bit, There is language barrier here and there.😅. Thanks for a great conversation. The man is dropping some jams. Blackness is made for greatness

[@anonymoussa1784]

I think in future,they should consider displaying subtitles

[@nandintshobodi3353]

😂😂😂You sound like my friend she's Tswana but the 5yrs in EC she writes perfect Xhosa and the hubby doesn't speak Tswana😂😂😂

[@sibongeleninxumalo7434]

Nathi is so clear on his observation and delivering his thoughts, one of the best interview , Nathi is very conscious

[@SinayoTantsi-kw9qr]

Yhoo bhut'Nathi kunini ndithi yhoo😮your life story is one for the books. Thank God you live to tell the tale, so many never got to. 🚀❤️

[@Uglatte]

Could we please have subtitles for those who don't understand the language? I am Ugandan and I love the interviews here ❤

[@Bro-dr3ou]

This one is for the books! History has been documented!Also Nathi made me realise that the biggest hurdle one must overcome is a mental one…this man had all the odds stacked against him but he made it.