I never stop listening to this song on apple music as well as watching the video. I'm so impressed at how the dancers (ladies) brought a beautiful contemporary dance to a maskandi rhythm. I'm from Botswana and I don't get most of the lyrical dispensation but the song iyanhlanyisa nine nine.
A great video. To the people of KZN and Gauteng I would like to say: whenever you feel an urge to loot or burn a mall, rather watch this video instead. It will calm you down.
The fact that this is a Maskandi song marn I owe Professor a subscription....ndixolele nantn when it comes to Maskandi 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥listen to Thokozani langa the way he sings melts someone's heart 😭😭😭🤞🤞🤞
The bass player in this track (I think it's Sicelo Ndlela) is a true genius. In the part where Thokozani Langa leads the vocals, the bass line has a "rural feel", fitting in nicely with his origins. When the township boy takes over, the bass line is given a "township feel", and finally when the lady leads, the bass line metamorphoses and has a feminine texture. Brilliant stuff.
