Nota Baloyi | Marriage | Black Women | Black Men | Twitter | America | Music| Laws, Rights | DJ SBU 

Nota, I always listen to your talks. Very informative and properly articulated....you just need to accept that your wife is who she is and you are who you are and just close the chapter. You're such a brilliant young man, don't lose your soul over things that are in the past. As painful as it is, close that chapter!!!!

I'm in my late forties and after listening to Nota I'm going to first quit sugar and bad lifestyle look after myself to gain strength in order to fight for the black family.

The truth is so many men can relate with Nota. The sense of entitlement from a lot black women is insane. 💆‍♂️💆‍♂️💆‍♂️

NOTA THE GENIUS ‼️☣️HATE HIM OR LOVE HIM ‼️‼️THIS GUY IS A MASTERMIND🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠

It is nice watching Nota's interview where he is not attacked or interrupted...Thank you Sbuda

The man has been heart, and He is speaking on behalf of Men in marriage who are facing challenges

Steve Biko once said: "Black man, you are on you're own"... dankie Authority 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

NOTA the Vault 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. I learn a lot from this Guy super Knowledgeable individual.

This is the best educational podcast in South Africa. Unfortunately, because it is not a gossip or sex show it will take time to get to 1 million subscribers!

Guys we need to be there for Nota. Nota you are loved and appreciated bro👍👍👊👊🤝

Oh Nota I don’t know you that much Abuti but from the things I have been hearing about you on Twitter, I am sending you prayers and love because I feel that you need a lot of love during whatever you are going through. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

Nota is a human being, he has a right to express himself in whatever way, shape or form. Most black men will support him because he stands up and express what most think but can't express without any fear. Of course he has his own mistakes like any of us but this guy is a genius and geniuses in an ignorant society is called all sorts of things like crazy. Thanks to The Hustler's Corner and DJ Sbu for giving him a platform to drop jewels.

the country is not ready for the conversation Nota is having. the speak only facts and get to be called names, Nota is so intelligent

I just realized dj sbu brings out the calm nota. He chooses his words carefully. No bragging about the same old kwesta saga. I actually set through this episode.

Thanks @Nota and @The Hustlers Corner for this. Some resounding insights of most of the pressures a man of colour and perhaps a spouse has to deal with in this day and age with regards to walking in his own masculinity as a human trying to be. Peoples values tend to change as time passes, especially when people forget who they are along the way - to Nota’s point of people not loving themselves enough. Facing and dealing with ones past trauma plays a huge part in their progression and maturity as a human being. Further to this, at some point in time in a relationship the presence of the one spouse becomes a confrontational reminder to the other spouse of the past trauma they still need to deal with. A tug of war takes place without the fundamental vulnerability and humility needed in that scenario.

Nota telling it like it is...we are here to learn from your experience not to judge

Dj Sbu is the only podcaster to bring out the best of Nota 👊🏽🔥

How many platforms allow men to freely express themselves without being judged? Few men are able to express themselves, instead they commit suicide. However in all of this they should take accountability for their actions. Women also need to take accountability for their own actions. This was an eye opening podcast for me. Thank you Sbuda and Nota

God bless Nota, I love this guy. Any podcast I see him on I watch, I'm learning a lot from him. This man is very intelligent and has so much knowledge and wisdom to share. I like calling him The King of Podcasts because he has been to almost all Podcasts in South Africa

Saw Nota last time on Kota festival and he was happy and so free when I greet him. I like you Boss 😍 🥰

As a youngin, I'm grateful that I suscribed to this youtube channel. The knowledge is abundant to an extent💯 whereby, I've been alleviating the ignorance I had and replacing it with the wisdom from this channel. Shout out to you mogolo Dj Sbu, grootman Penuel and grootman Nota✊

When people ask me where are you studying my response from now on will be”I’m studying at Wits and Nota’s University😌”👩🏾‍🦯

Nota has become an assert of any podcast that is growing in numbers. Mayb he should start charging them for an appearance.🤪

One of the best episode of any podcast I've watched. So inspiring.

"We've got the knowledge of your mistakes"...let's do better as the youth. Thank you bhudas for sharing this wealth of knowledge, we appreciate y'all.

wonderful show ta Sbuda , please bring ta Nota ,i like the way he sees things it shows he thinks and he is considerate,he is a true definition of equality, he even raised issues that were kept under the carpet, knowledge is power and some knowledge is learned throe experience.

Such insightful information, I really enjoy it when Nota visits The Hustlers Corner. Siyabonga Sbu.

DJ sbu I love whay you are doing here .I grew up watching you on TV ,it's great to see you succeeding way past that and I wish you all the best .You are a legend in our eyes one of the few of our generation .❤️

First 20 minutes was touching😓😓😢😢we're behind you Nota

"The male in the twenty first century is in turmoil" - Dr Myles Munroe. You should check out his FOR MEN ONLY conference.

What a great interview! Thank you to Dj Sbu and Nota for this talk. We need to have a follow up interview between these two.

I usually do my work while listening to podcasts but this ! Nota! I had to stop working and listen attentively. He’s so influential and wise. Swita lungha

Much respect for this two gentlemen very informative, and educative program, Nota we love ❤ you bra , Sbu, thanks for bringing Nota to the show

we need more and more AND MORE of this kind of conversations. So god help us please.

Appreciate you being vulnerable we all going through it 🙏🏽

NOTA ur the G.O.A.T keep on keeping on bro, we learn so much from you.

The AIDS pandemic has taken so many black lives and it saddens me until this day. 💔 R.I.P to everyone who lost their lives to this monster of a disease and LOVE to all those who lost loved ones due to AIDS 💔

The only thing NOTA knows about “accountability” is how to spell the word.

I have personally met him and Nota is more than what people take him for. If you are being emotional when listening to him, you're being left behind.

It is an Honor through and through and through to watch and listen as we take steps to Heal in our Journeys. Seeds have been planted and life is Honored to have your presence. Am looking forward to mere conversations on a wide range of subjects from both our brothers. Big Up to Nota and Dj Sbu. May you continue to be Grounded in Love and Guided by Light

Baby Genius mr Lavida Nota. I could listen to Nota all day the dude is very intelligent

After listening to this i feel where a black man is coming from, i wish this subject could be taught on every platform to get the message across, we are all human beings and should be treated with respect, I salute you Nota for the wisdom to recognise the ills of our society.

I hope Nota comes to Salty Mic Podcast in Swaziland. The guy is knowledgeable

Nota preaching the gospel truth as usual inja madoda 🔥🙌🏾

This man is so real and pioneer; I'm afraid other man will understand this dehumanizing later

Salute Grootman, he is the only one pure spirited enough to make the genius break his wall and speak from a point of vulnerability 🙆🏿‍♂️🙆🏿‍♂️🙆🏿‍♂️🙆🏿‍♂️. I love both these men for different reasons. SALUTE THE GOD PEN TOO. This was an episode for the books.

Danko Ta sbuda for creating this platform Hola.

My wife this and that.yooo this boy needs to grow up.

Wow Sbuda this is a best show ever, your ability to listen and not to judge. Nota is a genius protect this continue begin righteousness

nota touch me this boy is powerful may the universe protect him

One other things that we need to practice as black people is that we should be on code, that's someone other groups do better than us. By that I mean whenever someone from another group tries to do harm to one of us we should defend them without any questions, ask them later.

Sbu my brother, there is a genesis of African Americans moving to Africa and SA in particular. I would like to ask you and Penuel to interview them, they are also youtubers like yourself. What I like about them is the work they do in promoting SA and its beauty, changing the narrative and putting blackness first. Please invite the following great fellow brothers and sisters to your channel: Asad El Malik, PhD - who recently relocated to SA to live among us and build our amazing country; The real South Africa (Mr & Mrs Blanton) - who are doing incredible work presenting the amazing country we live in and debunking misconceptions americans are made to believe about us in SA and Africa. PLEASE INVITE THESE AMAZING PEOPLE TO YOUR CHALNNEL FOR A GOOD TALK. ITS NEEDED!

The roots of South African hip-hop (80s-90s) Perhaps the most definitive act in South African hip-hop and the group largely credited as forerunners of the movement were Prophets Of The City (POC), formed in Cape Town in the late 1980s. Founding member DJ Ready D recalled those early years in the documentary FedeFokol: 25 Years of South African Hip Hop: “I was your typical Cape Flats kid, running around and doing what Cape Flats boys do. I didn’t really think I would assume the role of an activist within our communities or through music.” POC released their first album, Our World, in 1990. Today they are credited as the first hip-hop crew in South Africa to record and release an album. Led by the inimitable voice of Shaheen Ariefdeen on raps, POC would carry on carving a niche for themselves on the South African hip-hop landscape, performing overseas in the 90s as well as at Nelson Mandela’s inauguration in 1994. Around the same time, another hip-hop crew with a similar vision arose from the Cape Flats. Led by the dynamic rap talents of Emile XY, Black Noise would go on to carve their own path in South African hip-hop, despite changing their lineup as time went on. Formed in 1988, the group soon found a loyal following in Cape Town and Joburg. In 1992 they signed to the label Tusk (the local subsidiary of Warner Elektra Atlantic) and released their debut album Pumpin’ Loose Da Juice!. Emile has been the mainstay of the group, going on to champion events such as the annual African Hip Hop Indaba, which showcases the different elements of hip-hop (breakdancing, graffiti, MCing, DJing) over three days. Importantly, political consciousness was always at the centre of their vision. Adam Haupt, Associate Professor of Media Studies at the University of Cape Town, sums up this early period of South African hip-hop in his book, Stealing Empire: “Like POC, Black Noise has always aligned itself with black consciousness thinking, hence the crew's consistent reference to black - as opposed to coloured - identity. This, in part, is what the term 'conscious' hip-hop indicates, but it also alludes to the idea of raising critical consciousness via hip-hop as a lifestyle, philosophy or art form. It is in this area that POC and Black Noise have been active.” Popular discourse around South African hip-hop typically centres on the overarching influence of POC and Black Noise. While these crews - cultural movements in their own right - deserve their place in history, it is important to not overlook other regions in South Africa which served an equally important role in raising awareness about hip-hop culture, such as Def Boyz in the Eastern Cape, whose grassroots initiatives continue to reverberate through small communities and inspire a new legion of rappers. One of the founders, Xolile Madinda, is involved in literacy projects and community debates to uplift his community. In Johannesburg, hip-hop took centre stage at Le Club, a mecca of sorts (similar to The Base and Club Fame in Cape Town) where the current cream of South African hip-hop cut its teeth. Founded by DJs Bionic and Blaze, Le Club's centrality to the scene cannot be over-emphasised. Vouks, a legendary breakdancer who is still active on the scene, had this to say about the significance of the club, which has since been converted into a clothing store: “I would call it the hip-hop hub for all youngsters, your top MCs and your underground MCs. This is where the cyphers and the B-boys and everything went down every single weekend.” Other musicians experimented with hip-hop during the 1980s and early 90s, long before it entered the mainstream. As early as 1984, the late bassist Sipho Gumede was dabbling in hip-hop as The Boogie Man, rapping in isiZulu on tracks such as ‘Jika Jika’. Senyaka had a hit in the late 80s with ‘Go Away’, a song that bridges the gap between 80s bubblegum/disco, hip-hop and the kwaito genre that would dominate the local music industry in the 1990s. Rapper Taps released albums such as Let’s Go (1990) and Young Hip And African (1991). Natano Braché rose to prominence in Cape Town as a club and radio DJ going by the name DJ Natdog. His maxi-single ‘B-boys’ was released in 1990. I.N.T.R.I.B.E, a group from Johannesburg, released Bubblegum In My Afro in 1992. Their name stood for Intelligent Natives Teaching Revolutionary Intellectual Black Education, a nod to movements like Public Enemy and the Jungle Brothers, as well as POC and Black Noise, whose music carried a message of self-awareness. An important factor in the rise of hip-hop in South Africa is the emergence of YFM, the Gauteng-based regional radio station which launched towards the end of 1997. The Sprite Rap Activity Jam, an hour-long weekly segment co-hosted by Kalawa Jazmee co-founder DJ Oskido and Rudeboy Paul, heralded another phase for the evolution of hip-hop. Suddenly rappers had an attentive audience who would listen to their music. However, for the latter part of the 90s, hip-hop did not manage to make a dent on the broader South African music industry. Kwaito had taken a strong footing, followed closely by house music (which eventually overtook it in the early 2000s). As a result, hip-hop in South Africa was sidelined for long time. In retrospect, this allowed the movement to re-organise itself and establish its identity.

Sbu is right Nota is 1 important voice in our society, however I disagree on the stop fighting on Twitter comment, because if it's on societal issues n ideas which impact who we are n how we view ourselves n the world, then those fights are worth having. We have a society which thinks it's okay to disrespect men unprovoked, the things that we've normalized is disgusting, we have toxic immoral values being pushed down our throats. So let Nota fight the good fight. He's desperately needed honestly.

Excellent conversation guys DANKIE NOTA i'm down my brother you truly inspire

I’m definitely not a fan of Nota, but on this episode, I listened to him, credit goes to Sbu for conducting this interview in this manner

Nota dropping some knowledge grootman Dj Sbu is speechless

Sir “since I was 4 years old the 1st” - nota 2022

Bro....... as a black man "Love" feels like only a few ppl have an access pass. We can't tell our partners that ish is real because they feel so entitled.

Big homie Sbuda👏🙏… today was a therapy session for Nota. Unlike other podcast who bait him to be controversial. You actually trying help this young man and fix his public image… he needs a lot of work done on him … keep inviting him

Sbu: we're not here to talk about your marriage Nota: in fact when I went through her phone I knew she has been captured Sbu: 🙆🏾‍♂️

Back with another banger😂😂 Dude don't rest

I love your intro with the Mofaya, grootman 🔥

This is a Nice video…. So inspiring but do anyone knows about expert Mrs Sonia, Mrs Sonia is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategic..

I absolutely relate to this, my advantage is that I'm not celebrity

Sbuda Siyabonga qhawe Lami🙏 if we just show love to each other as men the world will definitely be a better place.

Nota came to vent to his big brother to be honest, the way I see it. And it's a good thing that he has someone like Sbu that he feels comfortable confiding in him.

Its OKAY NOTA. I am happy to see/hear you being alright.

Thank you grootman dj Sbu for affording Nota a chance to speak uninterrupted

One big lesson I took from 21 years of marriage is never try to teach your wife how to behave , unless she has requested it or you have the skills. Sometimes in marriage you act like siblings, unnecessary fights on miniscule issues can be the order of the day. Bringing and involving his parents at this stage ..seem not to be the right thing to do. You don't summon your in-laws to pay you a visit...Nota go to New Zealand boetie...

Yoh this convo was sooo real and educational.❤❤❤for my black brothers and sisters.

Im happy this platform has opened up space for everyone to Listen, get Educated and take action. We are being kept quiet and our lives are managed and run by placed expectations. Ta Sbu, im asking again, can we start an "idea show" and from there we can have our own productivity awards... REBUILD the Nation by Inspiration, achievement is better rewarded by proper service. We have skills, and ideas too, we have people who have solutions to many problems and they just need to be heard out. We have great minds Nota is a great example. Lets share ideas, why and how they could work, a round table for everyone to raise their solutions to properly Serve the Nation. Thank you for your work, BLESS YOU.

Sbu you don't have to downplay Notas views and beliefs... Nota is freely expressing himself whilst you are operate with the prescriptions of ferminists to secure your relevance to ferminists and mainstream narrative.... Allow Nota to be himself broer...

i can listen to Nota like every day

I don’t like this guy but he makes some sense on certain issues

For ever young I wanna be, for ever young.... singing.. Bra Sbu you're not young.. Sibadala baba!!!

NOTA looks soooooo gooduh 👌🏽 We could never get tired of Ntlamulo DJ Sbu he is ours. One thing about us is that we have no dustbin for our loved ones. We are South Africans and that is who we are. It's always good to see him 🖤💛💚❤️💙🇿🇦

thank you sbu for crypto courses

We've seen and heard enough of Nota😔

Berita must regret trying to make Nota look bad in public because now he's singing like a canary n I'm proud of him.

Sbu ancient warrior , Nota respect your elders brother

Thank you Nota and Dj Sbu Danko.

Nota s really boosting these podcasts 🤟

These feminine men need to be stopped. What type of man airs out dirty laundry on public platforms like this? This dude goes around starting wars with his peers then acts the victim when he’s out in the cold alone? You say things to people for attention and reactions then find it hard to understand why your wife doesn’t respect you or your authority.

what you'll talk about I read about in from VUSI NGXANDE an article he wrote on HOW WE LOST A BLACK MAN... but this is powerful coz I also feel the family head of the the BLACK FAMILY is under attack.

This was such a powerful discussion! Deep!

Syabonga MaGrootman, x10. Black Man We Love You

Thank you for talking for man … this are things I have wanted to say ..but could not verbalize it … thanks again

Honestly Nota can be annoying but I really respect this guys views and ways of thinking I watch ALL he’s interviews he’s got a lot of knowledge

Thank you for advising him to stop fighting and twaring with people. You don’t have to fight with people to build. Holding each other accountable doesn’t have to come through ukuhlokoloza abantu. Have cordial conversations with people Nota.

This nigga is everywhere 🤣🤣🤣 I love it 🔥

This is Dope!!!

Nooooo Nota, no one deserves to be raped and we understand that as a nation...boys are our brothers, sons and relatives, we love and protect them....✌️

This is it! ❤‍🔥

Nota is out here been fighting for family values & the black man still continuously being misunderstood

I love this 😀 ❤

I already finished the episode even though it was posted 9 minutes ago.

A presidential move requires a growth mindset and taking responsibility, danko Sbu 💪. nota stop bashing your ex-wife and find an amicable solution, I hope you heal…

Kanti how long was this marriage? It all sounds complicated. I hope they get help, Nota is just a beautiful black man. Black men, we love you♥

Nota is not'a ordinary folk.....😤🧘Nota🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏