Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:01 To advertise, email, podcast at thisismaggie.com. Release yourself from order and logic and enter a new place. It's not work. It's not home. Here, no maps have been drawn. No books have been written. Nothing is certain. Everything is possible. Welcome to Podcast and Chill with Maggi. 00:29 I'm assuming this doesn't end well. 00:46 Another Tuesday. Happy Women's Day to all the women out there. That was on Sunday. For the public holiday. The gospel has officially started. I'm here with Mofits also. Nothana's here also. It's a full house. Piyo's here. You know, we love it. Shane, Tumi. Shara Dudu. We've seen you over there. Shots at the back. 01:07 Another beautiful Tuesday. How are you feeling today? I'm good, man. I'm good. I'm amazing. 01:11 Yeah? Yeah. 01:12 How are you feeling? You drinking coffee today? 01:15 Nah, allegedly. 01:18 He's allergic to it. 01:20 Interesting stuff. Something. There's something nice behind you there. 01:24 What? 01:25 What the fuck did you guys do there, bro? 01:27 Autograph. 01:27 That is notice. Autograph. 01:29 But is that N? O-T-A. 01:31 O-T-A? 01:32 Yeah, it's an autograph, nigga. You need to be able to sign it quickly. 01:35 Yeah. Amazing stuff, man. But I want to start with this one, Fiso. The road to 2 million is coming up. Right. 01:42 Are you guys ready for it? Are you excited? No, I'm excited. There's enough content to go about. 01:47 I know there's a lot of shows you guys want to roast. 01:50 There's a lot. Hold on. 01:52 2 million subscribers. 01:53 Yeah. 01:54 As in 2 million. How many votes did EFF get last election? 1.9, eh? 02:01 Less than 2 million though. Okay. We need to get to that 2 million. Otherwise, we'll be seeing red. 02:07 Hmm. 02:07 Hmm. 02:08 Shout out. People are buying tickets. I know I'm one of the people that say that I'm not coming to the Rose because, I mean, I feel like a lot of people have so much to say about me. You should walk to the Rose. I feel like I'm an easy target. I feel like I'm an easy target. Everybody just says my name. Taki this. Taki's weird. Taki this. You know what would be the best thing? Music pals went to fucking therapy. Hmm? When is the date? What's the date for this thing? What's the date? What's the date? Today is the 11th. No, man. 02:41 Oh, 12th December. 02:43 Yeah. 02:45 What is it? 02:47 12th December. 12th December. So yeah, on the 11th of December. No, the 11th is way too close. Maybe let's say on the 10th of December. 02:57 Nah, not even. It'll take maybe five days. We can walk there. How about that? I'll walk with you. Walk where? Walk to Cape Town from Pretoria, dog. 03:06 From Union Buildings, dog. 03:08 Dog, we walk there, walk to Union Buildings. You understand? We leave at Taki's place. We have some breakfast first. You know? 03:18 Some muffins or something. 03:21 I'll have the brand muffins. 03:24 Which one will you have? 03:26 I would say, I feel like I'm an easy target in the network, right? Everybody just say shit about talking, man. 03:32 Apart from me, bro. I hate the room had us this week, bro. Yeah, had us. 03:37 How many kilometers is it? 03:39 Wait. Wait, the had us for what? Hold on, let me check. 03:43 the whole thing that you guys did. Which one? They were just... They were saying we don't respect each other on the show. 03:50 Well, that's what Chamiso said. Like, those guys don't respect each other. They just talk over each other and stuff like that. She was having fun with us, you know? And I like that energy. She's dope, you know? And I was just like, oh, okay, I'll see you at the roast, you know? But people are buying tickets and then there's a segment that went into... Hold on. 04:05 Who was saying what? Okay, wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait. With a tattoo on my face, can you please remind me? 04:12 Yeah? Yeah? 04:13 The problem is... 04:17 The problem is... 04:20 The problem is what? The problem for me with having beef with other hosts on the network is that not all of them can take the information we have. 04:32 You understand? Are you sending them a warning? I'm not sending a warning. I'm saying I don't like talking about other hosts or rocking other hosts on the network because you don't know what I know. No, the person to blame me is actually Tabang. 04:44 Who's Tabang? The therapist. Who's Tabang? 04:49 Oh, you're back there. No, no, I'm just saying, you know. So I'm saying, well, chillers, pulses, roomies, as they say in the room, and tweezies, ballers, ballers day. And then is it the smokers day? You know, people are buying tickets. So I think every show is going to call a person. Is it every week? They'll call a person every week. 05:08 I said last week. 05:10 Sorry, my bad, my bad, my bad. But I did say last week. That my face card beats… What's this? 05:18 What's this? All the smoke. Them niggas are on Tinder. 05:24 Yeah. 05:24 All the shows every week. 05:29 You're on Tinder, dog. 05:35 No, dog. I can't respect that. Like, imagine in your life you've had a Tinder account. 05:43 Yeah, so every week, every show is going to call whoever buys a ticket and gives them one of these, right? Either will pay for their flights, a chiller, a palsa, whatever, will pay for their flights, will pay for their accommodation, they'll win VIP tickets for the after party, or then they can be a guest on any show of their favorite. On the network, right? So we're going to call one person now and ask them what they want. There's somebody that bought a ticket. I don't know if we bought a ticket. So you sort of… It's one lucky winner. 06:14 So if we get a ticket plus one ticket, like… An upgrade. An upgrade. Oh, okay. 06:21 Remember, they can be on a show. We can pay for their flights, you know. They can have access to the after party. Yeah, yeah. Stuff like that. It's amazing stuff, bro. They get to see you drunk. 06:31 Yeah, so everybody wants to buy a ticket because you get a chance to win. They might bump into Le Bon Bobo. 06:36 You know? I'm trying to… Is this calling? Is this thing connected? It's calling. It's not ringing. So I don't know if… It's 1,519 kilometers from the Union buildings to Grand Wester Arena. 06:50 Okay, I'll give you the next time. 07:01 Let's see walking. How long should it take? 07:04 Is it drinking? Nah, my volume is up. It's good. 07:08 There's nothing. What do you mean? 07:11 I'm in the mood. 07:13 Hello. Hi, how are you? Good, good. You're speaking to Taki from Music Pulse amongst Fiso and Nota. Hello, Sisi. 07:23 Hi, Taki. How are you? 07:27 So you've been handpicked, man. We know that you bought a ticket to the Rose to 2 million, right? You bought a ticket, right? You're coming to Cape Town on the 12th of December. 07:39 So we got an amazing prize for you. 07:41 As a Palsa, you can pick one of the options, right? We can pay for your flights. We can also pay for your accommodation. Or you can win VIP tickets for an after party. Or also be a guest on any show on the network. 07:58 So you can pick any of them. 08:00 What was that? 08:02 Can you please repeat the options again? 08:04 We'll pay for your flights. One. Secondly, pay for your accommodation. The third option is VIP tickets to the after party and then all be a guest on any show on the network. 08:18 Okay. Since I'm already in Cape Town, so I'll just opt in for the after party VIP tickets. 08:23 Or after-party VIP tickets. Let's go get in. After-party tickets for you, mama. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're happy for you, Ayanda. Would you like to send a shout-out to anyone? 08:41 To the network, just keep on doing what you do and I'll keep on supporting. I hope we reach 2 million by December. We are going to reach 2 million by December. I'll also see my beat on the side to make sure people subscribe to the network. 08:53 We love you so much, man. What's your favorite show on the network? 08:58 Podcasting show and Music Pals. Oh, Music Pals! 09:05 Now, thank you so much. And we'll see you in Cape Town on the top of December for the rose to 2 million. 09:11 With your VIP access to the after party shop. 09:13 Bye bye. 09:14 Bye bye. Bye bye. 09:19 Instagram. I'll get it. She's got a nice voice. She sounds sweet, man. I hate the ones with the nice voices, though. 09:26 Yeah? Ish. 09:27 They're always disappointing. I won't lie. 09:30 Yeah, obviously. I won't lie. 09:31 Yeah, she was a singer also. What's up? What's up? What's up? Nah, very short, man. Went out this weekend. Yesterday, actually, I went to support Naledia P.U. at... 09:42 Link up. Oh, I saw a big poster. Like, what was that about? Nah, nah, nah. No, I'm going to start hosting. I'm going to start having my own day to host there. I'm going to call it Mafitza Wine Fridays. Mafitza Wine Friday? Yeah, I'm going to be giving wine. Like, you come certain time that you link up, you're drinking Mahala. Wine. Just wine. Until 8, yeah. You're a wine guy now? Huh? You're a wine guy? Never know. 10:08 It's just a concept. It's just a concept. It's just a concept. 10:10 I'm not a wine guy, but I know the ladies like wine. So they get to get there Friday and have wine for free. You're copying from Durban. 10:17 You went to Durban a couple of weeks ago. Now you want to bring DBM's events to Joburg. 10:24 Naledi, a purest performer said, Link Up was dope, dog. Naledi's a performer, man. Well behaved. What do you mean well behaved? She was well behaved. Naledi's growing, bro. She's growing. She's definitely understanding what's happening and who she is. She gets it. I think she gets it. Shut up, man. 10:41 Everything's going well. She gets it because she still has that thing. 10:45 She's a bankable artist. Now, she still gets those nerves a little bit before performance and like be uncomfortable until she actually performs and then come back, relax. So that's someone who's taking themselves serious. So shout out to my lady up here. Shout out Tracy. What about Tracy? I met Tracy. I saw Tracy perform, bro. She was performing alone. Where? Okay. Shout out to Tracy. Alright. She's wrecking. 11:10 There's something there. She's grinding. I actually saw a video of her. She posted a video on TikTok saying that she's dropping on the 4th of September. Is it? She's dropping. She's like, please support my music on the 4th. 11:19 Is it? Yeah. Shout out to Tracy, man. May the 4th be with you. 11:22 Shout out to Tracy. True. That was my past. I'm done. 11:26 Isn't that Beyonce's birthday? What? The 4th of what? September. She a Virgo, isn't it? 11:31 I have no idea. 11:32 Eh? What is Beyonce's birthday? Come on, guys. 11:36 What's Beyonce's birthday? 11:37 No one's going to fact check it. What do you mean you don't know? 11:39 Your mom loves Beyonce, dog. Everybody loves Beyonce, dog. My dad loves Beyonce, dog. There was a day my dad nearly kissed the screen. It was the day single ladies dropped, dog. A nigga was staring at the screen like this. 11:51 I stood next to him and then he looks at me and he's like, Eh? This is Jay-Z's wife, huh? I love the single ladies. 12:01 My dad knows quality. 12:04 Understand? 12:07 Yeah, what? Why are you looking at me? Your pulse first. Was that your pulse? 12:13 That was my pulse, man. That was your gift. The gift was my pulse, yeah. 12:16 No, no, no. That's not your pulse, dog. It can't be your pulse, dog. You've got a pulse here. Come on. 12:23 I want to finish with my pulse. No, no. That was my pulse, honestly. 12:26 Okay, Banyana Banyana is my pulse, guys. We can't have a soccer team, each and I. 12:33 We can't. 12:34 Can't. Can't. We can't. We can't have a soccer team where two players are married to one another. 12:41 How do we have team morale? How are we going to win competitions when relationships are on the line? 12:48 And they're all girls there. So you're going to see other girls. So if you're all lesbians, you're going to look at each other and want each other. There's sexual tension before you get onto the pitch. There's sexual tension in the selections. There's sexual tension. You don't know whether the coach wants the players or the players want the coach or the coach is playing her favorites because she wants them. 13:05 What is going on? There's no order there. We can't have that. Is the coach also lesbian? It's professional sports. I don't know if the coach is lesbian. Does she have a husband? I don't know. Exactly. 13:13 Hmm. 13:14 You understand what I'm saying? Yeah. And our Banyana Banyana team, come on, man. That's why we got beaten by Morocco. 13:21 Those girls wear burqas. Their skin hasn't seen the sun. Except for when they're playing in Wefcon. Yeah. 13:29 No one looks at those girls with a sexual eye or anything of the sort. 13:34 You understand what I'm saying? I hear what you're saying. So like, come on, man. 13:38 As a country, we can't support that. We can't support people's girlfriends. 13:43 Is there no gay soccer players male? 13:45 There's no gay soccer players that are male? They keep it to themselves. 13:49 What do you mean? Is there? Is there some that we know? No. 13:54 No. 13:55 It's not out in public, right? Just not public. So I'm saying, because he's complaining about them telling each other on a team, right? In public. So you're saying, if there's gays, let's say in Bafana, Bafana, or whatever team. They're not going to get married. Is there going to be sexual tensions? Is there going to be like whatever, whatever, blah, blah, blah. Obviously they will be. 14:11 You understand? So it's the same thing. Exactly. So that's why the Bafana, Bafana don't do it. 14:15 Banyana, banyana, they're doing it, they're getting away with it because it's women's month. Every month. No, no, but now let's… Women's month the whole year. 14:21 Okay, let's say we have… It's actually… It is. It was girlfriend day, day. 14:27 Hey, I had a bad girlfriend day, dog. You won't believe it. It was on Tuesday, dog. 14:32 No, here's what I'm saying, bro. If there was a gay soccer player, I'm a fan, I'm a fan. I'm a fan. 14:39 Can I tell you what I did for my girlfriend's day? 14:41 Do you think it was going to be a problem? I don't know, man. Can I tell you what I did for my girlfriend's day? Do you think it's a problem that there's a couple that's married on the Vanyana Vanyana squad? 14:51 Because he's pretending not to have a girlfriend. 14:55 Oh, bro. My issue is, bro, they were not selected dating, probably. They were. They married to one another. They married. 15:04 Dog. They married to one another. I thought they were swapping jerseys because they're friendly with each other. I'm like, why don't they swap jerseys with their opponents? Because, you know, they've got the same surname. They married these women. 15:15 Shit. 15:16 The Moodalese. 15:17 No, they can't, dog. What do you mean they can't? Dog, they fuck each other's wives. That's what they do. About riding gigs and all that shit. With this one, you're being unfair. No, it's fair, dog. I'm not shifting the GoPos, dog. It's wrong. 15:37 Imagine if we were fucking each other. 15:40 In the network. 15:41 In the network. 15:42 Why do you still imagine that? Why do you still imagining it? I don't imagine it. I would never do that. I know where to draw the line. 15:49 Yeah, but why did you say imagine if… I'm just saying that's the point. My point is that I would call that out as well. Why don't you call it out? What do you mean? I've never seen anything happening with my own eyes. If I see it with my own eyes, I'll call it out. Here in the network. 16:03 Are they shouting at each other? I'm asking. 16:05 I'm asking. Are they not? 16:06 No, they left. They left. It was that show. They were chowing each other on that show. 16:14 But you guys don't know. No, you're being cheesy. No, don't act like you didn't know. I'm being cheesy. You didn't know. You didn't know. What? That's Isu and Faradio have been fucking. 16:32 Oh! 16:34 Mkwanaz, welcome back. 16:37 Welcome back, Mkwanaz. Welcome back, Mkwanaz. No, but it's not a secret. She's a Muslim. It's not a secret. No. Welcome back, Mkwanaz. Welcome back. It's a bad time, bro. I don't know. Muslims don't smoke. They don't drink, right? Damn it. But Farinda smokes marijuana. 16:55 But hold on. Forget about marijuana, eh? Doesn't she smoke marijuana? After that file that you just dropped. Hold on. Is that you starting your roast? 17:01 I need to delete something. No, no. I'm prepared for the roast. 17:03 Wait, wait, wait, wait. 17:06 Wait. 17:06 Where's bookmarks here? Minus that bookmark there. Which one? Minus that bookmark there. Because I never knew that she was chowing. There's a bookmark there that you need to minus. My Tembisa cousins approve. No, go to the bookmark. You'll see it. They're relevant. Go down. No, that one. That's another bookmark. There's so many of them. Hey, really? Go, there's one. There's one that's racy. There's one that's... Raffi total. Delete that bookmark. Delete that bookmark. 17:37 Don't show the camera, bro. You, you, you, you, you, you. 17:44 Hey, man. 17:45 What? Delete that bookmark, chief. What did you get this bro? What did you get this, sis? 17:58 She has standards. 18:03 Like the S.A.B.S. 18:27 Welcome back, my nigga. That wasn't a file. Welcome back. I thought you guys knew. No, I didn't know. Welcome back. No, I thought you guys knew. Like, a lot of people know. I never knew. 18:46 Like, a lot of people know. I'm keeping this bookmark. 18:48 I saw something about that. 18:51 Delicious Fest is back. It's coming back next year. Delicious Fest is coming back next year. It's no longer in spring. It's happening in April, in autumn. Not in September. No, no. Fourth and the fifth, 2027 of April. Are they bringing butter boy back? No, that DSTD is no longer there. No, no, no. It's not DSTD. And I saw an SABC logo on the side. I was like, oh. 19:10 Which one is this one? 19:12 Called Dichaba. Who's Dichaba? Oh, that's the guy I introduced you to. Where? 19:16 At the Red Bull thing. No, he wasn't there. His wife was there. He wasn't there. He was there. I was with him. With his wife and his daughters. Listen, when I got there, he wasn't there. Remember, I had to beat the wife because he wasn't there. Oh, he was walking around. 19:29 Oh, my bad. You should have stayed there and waited for him to come back. 19:33 It was just, you know, a matter of timing. 19:37 Okay. Yeah. 19:38 So are they sponsoring? I don't know. Are they endorsing the whole event? Is it going to be like GSTV out and then them in? SCBC? GSTV is dead, dog. It's Canal Plus now. 19:47 It's Canal Plus. Remember, we sold it. Yeah. Hmm. 19:52 How do you think it'll go? 19:53 Yeah, it's now a French connection. I don't know. 19:56 I don't think I've seen SABC handle such type of concepts, but let's see how they… Handle them how? What do you mean? Like hosting that type of events. 20:04 You've never been to Heatwave? 20:07 You've never been to SABC events? Come on. I've been to Metrovm events. Yeah, right? That's SABC One as well. 20:15 Okay, shout out to SABC, you guys. You've never been to that Palapala FM event in Venda? How many SABC events are there? Lots of them. You've never been to Ukose FM's New City Volume? No, no, no, no. I've never been to that one. Is that still happening? It happens every year. But how do you think it's going to go? This one? Yeah. I mean, Delicious is a big festival, guys. It's a big festival. So for them to be shifting their timelines around, what is it? April? Easter time? 20:45 They're delaying the event. You know? I don't know. The brand Delicious is big. 20:51 Yeah. 20:51 The vendors there… That's the biggest thing. All those companies that supply food for their events, their little stores, they're promoting their businesses. You know what I mean? We can't lose such events and we're losing such events. You know? When last The Delicious happened? Which year? Last year. It happened last year? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who came? Who came? Lauren Hill, wasn't it? Was it Lauren? Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. 21:13 Miss Lauren Hill. She wasn't alone. There was someone else. Or was it just her? No, it was a three-day event. 21:20 It was a festival. 21:21 It was a three-day event. 21:24 Morgan Gold came but she's not an artist. She's an actress. She was there. Morgan both… Morgan… Eh? 21:31 Morgan something, man. Megan Good. Megan Good. The actor. Yeah, the actress. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Megan Good. 21:39 Ish. Damn it. Things are not going good for her. How? Haven't you seen her new boyfriend is now doing some whack-ass movie? Some Ben Shapiro produced movie. 21:50 Yeah. Ish. 21:54 What? 21:55 You don't want to say anything about that? I think your biggest concern is the fact that this thing is now happening in autumn and not, well, in spring. 22:01 It's happening in summer, dog. Well, not, well, not. What do you mean it's happening in summer? It's happening in autumn. 22:06 Yeah. 22:07 In autumn, is it autumn then? It's autumn. 22:09 Before winter, yeah, it is. It's autumn, it's in the fall. I mean, it's a change, but it's not that. I guess it's still going to fall. 22:15 But it's still gonna go down. 22:16 Yeah. 22:17 Less chance of rain. 22:19 Even though the rains don't usually come until October, November. You know. I guess. It's a busy one. Being behind it. I hope that's gonna bring, you know, a bigger crowd. Attract more people. 22:34 Maybe… A bigger crowd attract more people. 22:35 Yeah. But do you think money will flow as much as it was in… Wasn't it the concept that didn't want to refund people? They take us. Oh, no, no, no. That's Heine Iba. That's Heine Iba. That's Heine Iba. 22:45 My bad, my bad, my bad. That was the Doja Cat chat. I see, I see, I see. 22:50 But she ended up coming. 22:52 She ended up coming. Doja Cat? Yeah, she was here for my birthday. 22:55 Scoping kinks is happening in comrades again. Conversations continue. 22:58 It's happening on the 19,000. Comrades? Why is it comrades now? Why are you saying comrades? 23:14 I don't know I'm addicted to comrades because I hang around with a lot of comrades. Serious. Even sometimes to my partner, be like, yeah, comrade, like, you need to be serious about that. 23:22 You can't be saying comrade. No, but comrade is like, it's a... You've got the build for the comrade, but you don't have the... Yeah, yeah. You understand? 23:32 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, I'm gonna let that, you know, slide over my shoulder. I'm gonna take it personal. 23:38 Nah, you're gonna jazz it up a bit. Oh. You understand? Yeah. Yeah. 23:42 You need to rock. One day it needs to stop. I spoke about finishing this thing outside. We're going to start pulling up on each other outside. 23:48 We don't need that. 23:50 We don't need that. 23:57 I'm not, you know, I'm a coward. I'm not a coward. I just, you know, I can hold my own when it's necessary. You understand what I'm saying? But my hand's very soft, you know. Scoping Kings is happening 19th. They said it's sold out. The promotions have started. That's what they meant. I think they did UJ. Oh, the promotions for what now? The activations. Activations at universities have started. I think they're probably going to do TVT this week, if I'm not mistaken. For what? Because it's sold out. I want to go to that one. I want to go see that one. UJ happened. Tato Hazi was there, I think. For what? Because the show is sold out. 24:28 It's just an activation to get people excited. For what? 24:31 Because they're going to be there. 24:33 So they were at Sony also. They did promo videos. 24:36 For what? When they're independent. 24:38 They're not indie. 24:39 They're not indie. They're not indie. They're not indie. They're indie kak. 24:46 I don't know about IndyCar. IndyCar. Nah, man. It's not like licensed by Sony or whatever. It's no. 24:52 It's JV. That's how you see the JV. They're a partner on the events. They partner on everything. They host the politicians inside the offices at the label. They host politicians. Lebu Khan Maile. 25:03 Lebu Khan Maile. Yeah. 25:04 He's an ANC guy from Alex. He's a Gauteng Department of, what is it? Education and... 25:12 And arts and culture. Basic education and arts and culture. I'm from Alex. Alex Mafia. 25:16 Yeah, Paul Machetides' voice. 25:20 Wait, wait. Yes. Okay. Paul. Paul Mashatele, not Paul Bearer. He was born in 1979. He's a South African politician currently serving as Houding's member of the Executive Council, MEC, for Education and Sports, Arts and Culture. Dango. And Recreation. Dango. A member of the African National Congress. 25:43 Hmm. 25:44 He has served in the Houghton Provincial Legislature since May 2009. And the Houghton Executive Council since 2010. That's Lou Hamaili. Was he present in the meeting? He was chairing the meeting. Yeah, with who and who? I didn't see that. 26:00 Kabza was there, Pori was there, Malachi was there, Ramohasi was there. 26:05 What's Ramohasi? 26:06 Refilwe, Ramohasi. Okay. Yes. 26:09 So what's that? 26:11 I'm saying it was happening at Sony's offices. Where are the Piano Hub, New Money Gang and Lok offices? 26:18 Where are the offices? I know Lok offices are in mid-rent. So why didn't you go there? No, no, but Sony is like... Doesn't he live in mid-stream? Isn't Sony at the forefront of Skopjean Kings? 26:27 I mean, they're the guys behind the whole thing. I get it, it's… No, no, no, but they're the guys. Even when they announce tickets, Malachi's the one that's going to be like, yeah, guys, we'll be on a life with Pori and we'll do the whole announcement. Malachi from where? Malachi from Sony. From homecoming. Malachi from Sony. From homecoming events. Yeah, but homecoming isn't… Homecoming events. 26:44 Yeah, Malachi from what? 26:45 Yeah, he owns homecoming events, I'd like to think. 26:47 And so, don't you think homecoming events is involved in the Scorpion Kings events? 26:51 Scorpion Kings is a homecoming event. No, no, no. Who wanted to fill up FNB if not homecoming? 26:58 No, the homecoming guys… They wanted to fill up homecoming, dog. These guys, since they were at Opikopi, they used to work as interns for the Opikopi company. What's it? Hilltop Live. Yeah. Yes. 27:08 They've been wanting to do F&B. 27:09 No, no, but now what's... I mean, this guy works for what? Arts, sports, and culture. So it only makes sense that he's in a meeting like that with the biggest... 27:16 But why at the label? If the management company is the one that's behind the event? 27:20 No, but here's what I'm telling you. Sony's always been at the forefront of Scorpion Kings. They're behind Scorpion Kings. Not at the forefront, behind Scorpion Kings. But what he told us is that he's independent. 27:28 No, no, no. We're not allowing Nodja to say what he wants to say. Nodja, say it with your chance. No, I'm trying to say it. 27:34 People can connect the dots. No, no, no. No, no, no. Not all of us. No, no, no. I've said enough, dog. I've said enough. Niggas get mad when I tell the truth, so. No, no, no. Let me just let them lie to the people. 27:44 Like, I'm like, please explain to me like I'm five years old. Like, I don't understand. 27:48 That's what I was saying, Oti. What I'm trying to say is that they cannot wave a political flag. 27:55 As what? As Scorpion Kings and say, hey, we're endorsing a certain political party. 28:00 right? But a certain political party is the one that partners them up with NYDA. A certain political party is the one that comes on and makes sure that they've got the right types of sponsorship, right? And a certain person who's supposed to be the head of legal at Sony, right? Who ends up being their de facto manager as well. So there's conflict of interest in however Malachi is tying that up. Who also happens to be part of Homecoming Events, which is the events company that's doing this event. I mean, Bori and Gabza are just the faces. They're fronting. 28:28 They're puppets. 28:30 You know, it's the Malachi show. 28:32 That's all I wanted to say. 28:34 Tfiso? 28:35 Hmm? 28:36 Tfiso? What do you think? No, I don't know, man. Hey, bro, I don't know a lot about Malachi, dog. Do you think they're fronting? Nah, I don't know, man. They have shares, man. It's business, bro. Yeah. It's business. I think it's business for everyone, bro, at the end of the day. 28:51 All right. 28:52 Because if you say fronting at the end of the day, bro, these niggas will still get paid whether they get their hands dirty or not. 28:58 Right? Mm-hmm. So, you don't think it's fronty? 29:02 No. I never thought of it like that. I never saw it like that. Yeah. And you start looking. And you start looking. And you dig deeper. 29:11 You understand? 29:12 Yep. Come friends, get ready to step into the field with a Champions League ad play campaign, man. Until 12 September 2026, this is your opportunity to join the game and stand a chance to win your share of 100,000 rands in cash with Hollywood Bits. The rewards do not stop them. 29:31 Along with the cash pool, you also have the chance to win betting vouchers or South African rugby jerseys. Don't miss out on the tournament. Action now. Play now to enter. If you're a new player, you can check the link pinned in the comment and grab that incredible offer of 50 free spins and 25 grand bonus to get you started on the fun. Terms and conditions apply only for people over 18 years and older men. Please play responsibly. You saw Farida naked and now you're reading properly. 30:05 Farida! 30:17 When are we getting that thing, guys? 30:20 They don't want us to have it, dog. They're sabotaging us. 30:25 It's fine. No, man. Where are we now, comrades, man? Focalistic dropped a video with Uncle Waffles. Oh, really? I like that video. 30:33 Oh, lovely. It was well shot, right? 30:36 There was a loan for it. I just saw a bit of it. Taki's not invited to these things anymore. Was that the Michelangelo? 30:42 What? 30:43 Oh, and sent it. Oh yeah, where it was shot. Even the launch is there. 30:46 It looks like at the penthouse, Michelangelo. That's what it looks like. Yeah, that was where it was shot. I saw from the journalist DJ. 30:52 Journalist DJ? I like the stripper. I like the stripper on the pole. I like the stripper on the pole. I don't like that shit. I like the stripper on the pole. Why? Like daylight outside. Why? Front yard on the grass there. With the pole. 31:03 Clean. 31:04 Clean. 31:04 Who's got a stripper pole in their head? 31:08 It's just a music video. 31:10 No, I'm saying like concept-wise. Like if I'm going to conceptualize something, it kind of needs to like make sense. No one has a stripper pole. I gotta get two spin-jiggas. 31:19 Oh, two spin-jiggas. 31:20 Two strippers. 31:23 But I like… Waffles always has strippers in their shows. 31:27 But her whole brand, she came up as that. She was selling that. 31:34 Really? 31:34 Was it just like a pandemic? Like everybody's doing that now? 31:38 A lot of people are doing that. Everybody. All the females are doing that. They don't do it as much anymore. They don't really. What? 31:44 Don't you think Waffle's toned down a bit? 31:48 It's not about whether she's toned down or not. It's that I've seen Luan Sungulu's panties now. 31:56 On the timeline. 31:57 When people were winning awards. Let me see. She was there. Or maybe she was showing her panties to the other ladies that are there because they weren't men there. Wait, this happened at the Basadi Awards. 32:12 You didn't see her? No, I didn't really see her. I was just happy for Mars, man. Mars brought it home, comrades. Home to where? 32:20 I'm so happy for her, bro. 32:23 I'm so happy for her. She only podcasted on Piano Pulse. 32:45 But the award was for Yano lyrics. I don't think there's a female podcaster that's doing better than Moss. 32:52 Well done, Monaka. 32:53 That's doing better at the moment. 32:55 Imagine if Monaka never had a message from God. 32:59 There'd be no award at home right now. 33:03 Think about it. 33:05 I'm happy for Maz. I love Bruno Maz, you know. I'm happy she won. But not to say that other people didn't deserve it. But at least it's still in the network, you see? 33:15 How is it in the network when it's piano lyrics talk? 33:18 No, no, no, no, no. You see, they were doing nonsense. That was cack, that. Because that was cack. No, literally, I said it on the show. It's cack. Why are you saying Maz from piano lyrics? Hmm. 33:33 Mas from Yano Lyrics. They wanted Yano Lyrics to buy the award. 33:37 Like, I know they wanted to partner up with them. They were major partners, right? Yano Lyrics bought the award. Why are you mad? Nah, nah. No, they did well. Nah, Mas is working, dog. No, Yano Lyrics bought the award. We can't discredit Mas like that, bro. 33:51 Why would Yano Lyrics have the influence to remove Piano Pulse as the name of the show that she did as a podcaster? There's no Yano Lyrics podcast. Come on. Let's not fuck around, dog. Not fuck around. 34:03 No, I did say this thing on the show. I said they must change it, remember? 34:05 They won't change it. The award is already decided before. It was paid for. It was bought. 34:12 Nah, man. Bought and paid for. 34:14 Cash. Mad works really hard, bro. Okay, you can work really hard, but if your team doesn't buy awards for you, you'll suffer. 34:21 Alright? Aren't you the guy that always says that I'm surprised by you not backing me up right now? I thought we'd agree on this one. About what? About buying awards. Yeah. 34:30 Just because I buy them doesn't mean everyone buys. 34:35 So you'd rather sell yourself out. You must beat the dog. Why? Are you proud? Are you proud that you buy awards? No, I'm joking. He's deflecting. He's deflecting. He's covering. He's covering for them. How? 34:52 Before they send Nkabis. 34:54 I didn't hear you talk about the music video, the toothpaste thing. 34:59 I haven't seen it properly, man. But I mean, like, it's not a groundbreaking video. Even when I saw the little snippets of it, it's like... You know, it didn't make me say, wow, I need to see this music video. Wow, this music video needs to be shown in the cinema. 35:11 Yeah, I mean, well, I saw it because one of my favorites is there. Who? Poker. 35:15 Oh, yeah, yeah. 35:17 So I saw it. It's a good music video. Waffle's... 35:21 Shoot good quality videos. Focus thing on brand with the shoe. Did you see the dancers are wearing the shoes? He's making sure. Serious. 35:27 When he goes to a podcast, the shoes are there. 35:30 You see, the only thing I saw now from Waffle's team is that I think they for the first time worked with someone that paperwork will make sense. 35:40 What do you mean? 35:40 It's 50-50. That person is not… He's not a pushover. He's not a pushover. You can't push that nigga at all. You can't. What do you mean? That's got a good team. Like if it was someone… Someone else probably was just going to probably show on video two seconds. 35:54 Okay. 35:54 So you're saying that he was… The reason I said 50-50 managed to make Waffles wear his shoes. The dancers. Waffles was wearing the shoes. At the event. 36:03 No, no, no. That's the part I was looking for. The music video. No, no, no. I missed that part where I didn't see her wearing the shoes. I missed that part. Get out of here. No, she did. 36:12 We know Fokka's got power when he makes Zilumalo wear his shoes. 36:18 So I'm just glad that at least now, I know that their things will be 100% fair with Fokka. Yeah, you can't just do it. Fokka is also international. 36:28 Wasn't it royal music as well? 36:29 And he's got a smart team. He's got a very, very, very, very good team. They will point out bullshit. 36:35 He's still with Bobby Cooper, right? 36:40 Foka. I don't know, man. It looks like they're still together. But I think he did an interview recently where they asked Foka. And then they asked him what type of woman he likes. And he said he likes Zulu women or something like that. Oh! Why did you lose focus? 36:52 No, no, no. Why did you lose focus? No, he got that from Major League. Oh, I love a Zulu girl. 36:58 That interview was also spicy because now, from there, we'll interview Bobby Cooper. Who is this interviewer? I don't know that person. And Bobby Cooper was just, you know, Is she petty? Taking her back. I think she, I don't know. 37:21 I don't know. Is she petty? I have no, I'm not sure. She speaks like him. 37:25 She speaks petoring, but I think she's not, she's not nguni. 37:29 She's probably Stu or Petty. She's there. What if she's Zulu? What if? 37:33 I don't know, but her name is Babalu. Babalu. That's Twana. Petty also. Babalono goes Petty. Okay. Who's that? Babalono. She's now a musician. She makes the comfort. Who's that? Babalu. She wasn't... Please. 37:46 Don't talk about people... Babasinang metrik. I'm talking about women. 37:49 Oh... 37:56 Not like that. You know, he didn't mean it like that. 37:58 He made it like that. No, no, no, no. Come on, man. I take all things. 38:02 Yamaz. 38:05 Yamaz. Yamaz. 38:10 No, not that one. 38:18 Are you going to the summers? Are you going to the summers? Yeah, I think so. 38:22 Yeah? I think so. 38:23 When are they? Northwest. Next week. Next week? Yeah, I got it 15. I called Casper. 15. I called Casper, asked him for… Wayak. 38:32 You're going to go there for what now? You're going to go there for what now? You're going to go there for what now? You're going to go there for what now? Call them! Call them! 38:36 Call them! 38:37 Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! Call them! 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It's like… It's like… I'll get access. 39:33 Why will the Lions have spoken to you when I didn't? 39:36 I doubt it. You want to take your call here? 39:39 No, no, no. It's winter, dog. It's very cold. 39:42 We're in Rustenberg. Rustenberg is very cold. Now. 39:47 I mean, Rustenberg is outside. Do you know where Rustenberg is? You been there? 39:51 Lots of times though. It's not Russellburg. It's Bilansburg, but yeah. 39:54 It's very warm there. 39:54 Yeah. Very warm there, nigga. 39:56 Relax. I know you picked up something from the categories, right? Who's the first? I know. La Vida Loca. 40:03 What does that mean? 40:10 La Vida Loca. I'm saying, I know you picked up something not done, but when was the first female nominated for Summer's Best Amar Piano Album? The first female. 40:18 Dog. 40:19 First female. In history. 40:23 Zanna's never been nominated. No, never. Oh, I'm also not nominated this year. 40:28 Oh. 40:30 Didn't it drop after the thingajig? The cut off date. The cut off date is in March. No, no, no. Ah, it is. 40:36 It should have been April this year. I don't know. What? When did Uhumbo drop? I'm saying the cut off date should have been April. It's normally April. No, it's end of March. Okay. I don't know. Or maybe they didn't submit. Okay, cool. You know? Maybe they didn't both submit. You need to both submit. Everyone needs to submit. Send their ID numbers. Everything else. And this is for the Acquies album, right? 40:56 Acquies. 40:58 Say it again. What is it? 41:02 Therapist. 41:03 It's acquiesce. Say it again? It's acquiesce. 41:16 He once corrected me. What do you mean? What did you say? What did you say? I don't remember what I said. Oh yeah. Monotana? 41:30 What? 41:30 I wanna be nominated. Dope. Yeah? I think she should win. Dope. 41:33 I think she should win. She must. Yeah? Yeah, but… But who else is she nominated with? Hey, Kelvin Momo is nominated twice then, eh? 41:41 Let me just… Yeah, it's best. 41:43 I'm gonna be on her album. Like that category. Hey, it's gonna be tough for her to win against Kelvin Momo because he's got other vocalists to back him up. You know what I mean? Mm-hmm. 41:52 But the album was dope, dog. 41:54 The album was dope. I enjoyed it. Like, if you look at how these genres are being run by the DJs and producers… You're gonna have a whole entire generation of vocalists that are not gonna be recognized. Because they're not gonna get the amount of awards that they should be getting. 42:09 They're not gonna get the profiling that they should be getting from winning awards as well. You know? I mean, they should be winning like… How many awards? 42:18 Lots of awards. They should be dominating. You know what I mean? But because… Yeah… All their best songs go to the DJ's albums or the producer's albums. They get their wax songs or the songs that are not going to do as well commercially. The songs that are not going to do as well on radio. They don't get as much promo. But they're contributing equally, if not more. They're contributing their faces, their brands right now. Because they're big names. 42:43 I think Gabza is going to take this one, bro. It's Gabza versus who? It's Gabza, them two, they were two together. One song by Kelvin and then Tatum Jim by Kelvin. 42:52 There's no way Tatum Jim is losing. There's no way. There's no way. Can I see Simo? No, it's not Simo. Babmota, Babmota. Babmota? 43:00 Hey, Babmota is a headstock. Ah, bruh, guys. Does it make sense that Abantona Baku is still on the charts, bruh? It does. Does it make sense? Does it make sense that Abantona Baku never won an award? 43:10 Nova World Song of the Year. Doesn't make sense. How many times did I say? How? But why isn't Malachi buying the award? How many times did I say? 43:18 Are people still playing Abantanaboko like that? Yes, they are. Drop it. It's one of two songs with 33 million streams. Drop it, that group. 43:30 My nigga, drop it at groove now. I get you. And remember my argument has forever been, why Abandwana Baku don't have a single award, dog? Why Abandwana Baku wasn't sing Song of the Year? People are still singing to Abandwana Baku now. Not to Sheila. I'm not saying Sheila is not a hit. It's Sheila and Abandwana Baku 33. You understand? People are still listening to Abandwana Baku right now. And we never gave a single award to Abandwana Baku. 43:58 But which one was dropped first? 44:00 And then which one reached 33 million streams quicker? 44:03 You understand what I'm saying? That's why. 44:10 It was pipped to the post. It's festive season releases. They pipped them to the post, dog. That's why Birimarung was so big, even though Yebo Lapo was the mix for the whole lot. 44:22 You know the song that's... I think that might be our song of the year, eh? 44:34 This year. I'm telling you. I'm saying it might be. Listen, listen to what I'm saying. Listen to what I'm saying. No, no, no. It's Bacardi. I know it. Are you pushing it? Who's going to hop on that song? 44:44 I don't know. You're thinking about remixes? Who's going to hop on it? Foka Might. Who else? The president. Poor. What's going to happen? 44:52 What's going to happen? I'm telling you, Potty's probably going to hop on that thing. And then he's going to put Fuka. He's going to put Ex Dappi. He's going to put Mamamang. The hottest vocalist right now. What's that guy from Lukombo? Which guy? Nanti. Yeah, he must put Nanti Lipak. I don't know. Yeah, trust me. And Malume Touchline. 45:06 My bad. 45:17 You have a touchline? I have a vocalist. 45:24 Trust me. You know what thing can work there? What? 45:32 Who? Keichelo. 45:33 Keichelo. Oh, I thought you were talking about... Oh, is it? 45:37 Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah. 45:39 Who's Keichelo now? 45:40 Mom remember Melrose. 45:50 It's got a hit. That one. It's dope. It's dope. No, Kei Cello is dope bro. 45:55 It's dope? Kei Cello? 45:58 It's dope. Kei Cello is dope. When last you hear about Piscuit? Piscuit? Yeah. 46:06 It's been a while. Apart from now. 46:09 That now they decided to come back beefing. 46:12 They've been beefing. 46:14 That's been a beef. They broke up. That's been a beef bro. 46:16 Now it's open. Now it's a war. 46:19 These are brothers, bro. I know. They're twins. Blood. 46:23 But guess what? The one is changing his birthday. 46:30 Nigeria is not a country. It's not a real thing. I'm serious. How? How do you even do this? He wants to change his birthday to six days later. No, no, but obviously he can't change his ID now. He wants to change his ID. 46:41 He's like a Nigerian soccer player. He wants to be older. He wants to be younger than the other. I think he wants to be... 46:50 He doesn't want to be born on the same day as that man. 46:54 These niggas must rest. They must just make music. 46:56 What are they beefing about? 46:58 They're beefing about the fact that the manager or their brother came in between them. And then now he owns the P-Square brand and everything else. And then they basically kicked him out of the company. And they stole some of his assets and stuff like that. 47:15 And they wanted him to sell his house that was in the United States. So when he wanted to sell the house in the United States, he said, no, because this is my house, right? Whatever profits I make, I keep them for myself. The Naira crashed against the dollar. So the property value was exacerbated by the fact that the Naira crashed against the dollar. So he got more money out of the payout for selling the property. And then they wanted a share of that. And then that's what started the beef. I mean, it got down to the point of them, you know, squaring off against each other saying, yo, I'm going to shoot. 47:43 Yeah, exactly. So yeah, that's the beef between them. 47:52 I don't know. 48:08 The manager robbed Peter to pay Paul. Or the other way around. It's Peter and Paul. Paul and Peter. 48:14 Peter and Paul, what's the difference? I don't know. It depends. 48:17 When their birthdays are... 48:22 But it's sad when viewers go their separate ways. 48:24 But brothers also, man. Imagine if Major League broke up now. 48:29 Major versus League. Ah. Yeah. Who'd be major and who'd be league? 48:33 Yeah, man. Tatu Hatiza is like a cast cow now, right? 48:37 What do you mean? It's a cheat code. 48:38 For Pori, right? For Pori. For Pori, in terms of what? Like, she's a cast cow. Mainstream? No, no. 48:45 Yeah, mainstream. She's their girl. 48:47 She's a cast cow. Pori is Sony boy. They're probably treating her like a queen now. Like Youngstana. 48:52 You said something about Youngstana being spoiled. 48:56 He is a spoiled kid. And apparently, he is spoiled. Like, apparently, like, who acted like a stylist and stuff like that. He's, like, spoiled. Very spoiled. 49:04 Yeah, once you're spoiled, Brad, you... When is he giving us music so we can spoil him back? He's spoiled. He's spoiled, dog. 49:10 Like... Like, like... He's spoiled. Ah, he's not giving us music, bro. Spoiled milk. Have you been around Yankstana? I've been around Yankstana. I spoke to Yankstana. I was with Yankstana till our youth. 49:22 I don't remember. I don't remember. I don't remember. 49:29 I don't remember. 49:31 I texted with him twice and the last time I interacted with him was Tlayut. But I would chat on DMs. Oh yeah? 49:37 Does he give you like cheesy soft type of attitude? Like I'm him type thing. At the same time soft. 49:46 Well he is him. 49:47 Yeah, I know he's him, but like, you don't need to show it. If you're him, you're him. You don't need to be, like, cocky about it. What if he's not showing it? What if he's not showing it, you just see it? He's him. He's spoiled. No, let's leave the him part. Like, spoiled. 50:08 I think he just enjoys attention. And who is he spoiled by? I mean, I don't think he has a close relationship with Pori. More with Kabza, right? Yeah, yeah. So who's spoiling him? 50:19 I don't know. Nota? 50:21 Kabza. 50:22 Not management? Who's spoiling him? 50:25 Not, you know, ensuring that he's doing the main thing, which is the main thing. 50:30 But I mean, okay, never mind. I don't want us to go back there. I saw this one also before I forget. You know, EQ is now under lock. 50:39 Look management. Yeah. What? 50:41 PQ. PQ? 50:42 Yeah, he's under lock now. 50:43 I have no idea. I don't know. 50:46 Let me tell you something about EQ man. EQ has always managed to find himself within the heat man. 50:52 Inside any heat dog. Really? 51:11 EQ! I think EQ is the luckiest motherfucker in the internet. 51:13 But he was rolling with Polka not too long ago. No, that was wild. That was long ago. Like before he even blew up, bro. Even recently. That was 2023. 51:20 He's always rolling with some crew. He's always hopping onto some crew. Oh, yeah. 51:26 But that's Bori level. 51:28 I don't think that's the way to do it. Because Bori does it as a boss. You understand? 51:32 Yeah. 51:32 He doesn't do it as a hanger-on. Okay. All right. Cool. Cool. I got you. 51:36 I got you. Let's go P-squared. Just give us music. 51:41 I have no idea, dog. 51:47 I have no idea. 51:48 Yeah? 51:49 I have no idea, but you know, it's like, it's sad, bro. It's sad. Like, Nigerians, come on, dog. Speak to your bros. Like, we need them back together. You know, after everything South Africa's done for P-Squared, they're going to break up like that. Oh, Chandler done so much for P-Squared. Imagine. 52:05 Channel O and MTV. 52:08 At some point… Even if they do, man. They do it for me. 52:12 But those guys are Asha copycats. Let's be honest. 52:14 Yeah, yeah. That's true. Let's be honest. They can come and say whatever they want here. 52:18 But those are Asha copycats. They were just doing Asha styles. 52:23 Asha everything. It was like, yo, we've got two Nigerian Ashes. 52:27 That's true. 52:29 I agree with you. 52:30 Yeah. You got it. 52:32 So they were double teaming that whole entire thing. And now, Ish… So, yeah, I'm just sad. I'm just sad. I'm just sad about P-squared, man. 52:41 There was something interesting happening. This is in Cape Town, right, Nodana? The cycling room turned into is about to be turned to a concert venue. Where is this? Do you know what this place is? Where's that? 52:51 Belleville, where all the Sumatians have taken over everything. Where's that? 52:54 It's in Cape Town. It's in Cape Town? Yeah, close to… UWC is in Belleville. I like traveling. I like traveling. What's the reason behind this? 53:16 The government auctioned the land around it. They wanted to turn it into a multi-use venue. 53:21 Okay. 53:22 And they think they're going to make more money from live concerts. 53:25 So like they're going to do something like the dome? I mean like that whole entire cycling thing is for cheeseboys. 53:30 Only white kids participate in that. No Fiso is going to be riding his feats around in a circle. 53:36 Those bikes are 400,000 rands each. Minimum. 53:40 Is it the Titans and stuff? Those ones. Those kinds. 53:43 Even higher class. Those speed ones. Those ones where they're wearing like, you know, aerodynamic and everything else. Yes, yeah. That's the type of cycling that they do. The stuff that you see in the Olympics and all that shit. Yeah. I mean, like, come on. Yeah, but because no normal black person or colored person is going to be doing that. Colored would. They can't afford. Colored people enjoy that kind of a training. No, no, no, no, no. Not them. Not the coloreds. 54:14 Jazzy would be able to afford that. 54:16 But what is this going to be like? Like a Times Square? Or is it like a dome? 54:20 Like Times Square type thing. They already have events there. They've been having events at the Belleville Velodrome a lot. Yeah. You know what I mean? 54:28 Have you been there? 54:29 I know where it is. I've never been inside. I know where that is but I've never been inside. Who's in that municipality? 54:36 It's DA in Cape Town. 54:37 DA, dog. 54:38 I saw Helen Zilla as a DJ. I saw a video of... But I told you about this. 54:41 I spoke about this, dog. I spoke about this months ago. 54:45 Months ago. And then you guys... I knew you were getting mad. 54:48 No, but I told you. Not that we didn't listen. You said she was DJing and you told everyone to stop dancing. I said I went outside and I was like, what? You said stop dancing. You told me you'll stop dancing. It's Helen Zilla playing. 54:57 I stopped dancing. 54:58 And you told everyone else to stop dancing. It was Helen Zilla and Lady Lea. She came on there. I don't know what it was. It was like a manifesto. Whatever it was. Whatever they were doing, bro. That stage was dope, though. The stage was dope. So she came on up there. Yeah, they could even afford Big Zulu. He performed there? 55:18 Big Zulu. Who else? Who else? I don't know. Who else? 55:23 I don't know. He's the biggest one that was performing there. 55:25 So she came out in like a boxing gown and like boxing gloves, right? And then Swadeva took those things off and she was playing Simsa's song. Fire. Fire. 55:35 Yeah, the DJ was playing there. I told you. 55:40 What is that for? The music is for whites. Shimza is for whites. No, no, no. 55:44 Besides the song. He's for Europeans. No, no. Shimza is for Europeans. He only makes Europeans dance. Only a European from Germany, a Jewish European from Germany would think, what's the best song to play for this crowd? Fire, fire. A song that no black person in the crowd knows. 56:06 No black person in that crowd knew any of those songs. 56:08 That Helen Zilla was playing. I mean... That's why they had to have Big Zulu there. 56:12 Oh yeah. To entertain the blacks. 56:14 You understand what I'm saying? 56:17 This whole DJing thing that she's doing. What do you think it's for? She's not DJing. 56:20 Lady Leah's DJing. 56:21 Yeah, yeah, I know. But she's behind the text. Anyone can DJ. She's like a reporter behind the text. She's like a comrade. 56:26 He's a DJ. Who's a comrade? Malam. Oh. 56:29 Oh, he's a DJ? Malam. 56:30 Oh, yeah, but I've seen videos of him playing. Ah, he's a DJ. You don't see that video. He's a DJ, Maru. Zalamash. Zalamash. And the cult just cares for him. Yo, fire, fire, fire, fire. Leader shape, leader shape, leader shape. Leader shape. Ah, look. 56:47 Even his song. 56:49 Not his song, his son. 56:51 Silent G. Ratanang. 56:56 He's a DJ as well. Yeah, Ratanang is a DJ. But how come Ratanang hasn't been promoted to deputy president of the EFF? 57:04 Why should he be promoted? How? Is your consumer promoted Duduzile? Duduzan, man. Oh, one of them. They're twins. Are they twins? Are they twins? Duduzan was out eating a quarter somewhere in the ghetto. You know what I'm saying? He was out eating a quarter. Duduzan was out eating a quarter. Out in the ghetto, right? 57:22 And then I saw a tweet where somebody said... Duduzane is the one that made Maleningi pop off. Of course. 57:28 Oh, that walk. Yeah, that walk. Think about it. He's got influence. He put Big Zulu on. 57:35 And then Big Zulu goes to perform for what? That's not a lie. That's not a lie. I like how you find a way to spin things. I'm not spinning it. It's the facts, dog. We watched it happen. But that's not a lie, bro. 57:45 That's not a lie. No, no, no. Yeah, you put the song on. But no, what's... Big Zulu's been performing for DA events, dog, since back in the day. 57:55 Watch all the DA election manifesto launches and events. Big Zulu's there on stage. 58:02 In fact, Big Zulu's performed at more DA events than any other black artist in the history of this country. 58:09 I swear. Which other black artist do you know is known for performing at DA events? I finally did it once and it was cancelled. 58:16 I finally dropped an album. My man. Oh, yes. He dropped an album. 58:20 My girl sent me songs from the album. She's like, yo, she loves this album. 58:24 I tried to play it. 58:25 I couldn't go through it. 58:25 I don't like the first track of the album. No. 58:28 It's like Ingo Mezim Nandi. But a whole album of Ingo Mezim Nandi. 58:30 Oh, my God. I went back to that song, dog. Yo, yo, yo, yo. 58:33 That was a classic, eh? Mam tembu tan Ingo Mezim Nandi. Mam tembu. Yeah, mam tembu. 58:39 That song makes me emotional, bro. That song is touching, bro. 58:50 Yeah, I relate. It's a beautiful song. Beautiful jazz. But I didn't like the intro on the project. Oh, damn. It's like, I'm not a lawyer. He's saying, they didn't bewitch me. I'm not crazy. My friends are telling me I should stop being a para and go get a job. I don't fuck a CV because I have a degree. I just don't like him talking like that. He could have done a lot more with that. He's an engineer. He is an engineer. Yeah, he worked at some point. But man, I feel like the intro could have been better. 59:20 I didn't finish the whole... I think I picked like two songs, the intro and the second song. I don't go further down. 59:25 But it's like the intro could have been better, man. Hey man, but don't you think Ifani sounds like Chris Excel? 59:31 Have you ever heard Chris Excel speaking on Spaces? 59:36 Nah man, it's just the closer tone. Just go to any videos out there. 59:39 Is that the closer tone? It's just the closer tone. Both from PE. Yeah, yeah. Chris Excel blew up after Ifani quit Twitter. 59:48 Think about it. Aifani was addicted to Twitter. You think he quit just like that? 59:52 Nah, Chris Axel is not Aifani. Hmm? 59:55 But didn't they say it's Aifani? 59:57 Aifani. I get it. 59:58 They say it's Aifani. 59:59 Have they seen him tweeting? And saying, yeah, here's Aifani. I'm seeing him tweeting. Don't you have Chris Axel's numbers? I do have his numbers. 60:05 So when you speak to him… When I speak to him, he sounds like Aifani. I don't know. 60:12 No, I don't check on Truecola. No, no, but I'm… But I will. Next time. Yes, you're right. 60:16 But… When… Whenever you… Whatever. 60:21 Oh, yes. On Capitec, his bank account is… 60:25 He asked for donations. No. You have to pay him for his services. Oh, for… So it's Azola. That one. When you pay him. 60:33 Yeah. You've paid him? I've paid him a lot of times. 60:36 A lot of times? 60:37 Yeah. To do promotions for you. To do promotions for my clients. 60:41 I don't think he's still like highly wanted like that. I don't think people… Azola. What do you mean? Go to Chris XL's account right now. How many campaigns are there? No, no, no, no, no. You're doing a government campaign. He's saying like he's not catching a lot of smoke now. Like the way they want it is. 60:55 head back in the days. Akira, they're paying him now. He's doing work for them now. He's promoting them. Do you think so? They can't touch him. He's got over 3 million followers, dog. He's got more followers than Cesar Zomo. So he diluted. 61:04 I mean, Musa Kaula has been slapped a couple of times. 61:07 Musa Kaula is not doing promos. He's doing smear campaigns. 61:11 I understand, but I'm saying they're out for his head. They're still out for his head till date. 61:15 What do you mean? When does Musa Kaula do the same thing as Chris Excel? Chris Excel is only, you know, shitting on single mothers. 61:22 LAUGHTER 61:23 He's not exposing, like, corruption and... Yeah, but whoever he is, he's him. He's very smart. Musa Kaula exposes things that are on the Madanga Commission. You've never seen Chris Excel on the Madanga Commission. Let's be honest, dog. 61:38 So who's more wanted, according to you? 61:40 Oh, Musa Kaula's more wanted. He ended up in prison. Oh, Musa Kaula. Oh, Musa Kaula. You know what I'm saying? 61:49 Yeah. That guy doesn't give a fuck, dog. 61:53 Musa. That guy. 61:55 That guy doesn't give a fuck. He posts, dog. He doesn't mind. Hey, my man. Comrades. 62:01 Hey, hey. I'm at the house. Chilling on the couch. Sunday. Relaxed. I get a message. Somebody's like, Yo, dude. Have you guys shot today's episode? Huh? 62:14 I'm like, you? You got a message today. Yeah. And you're on the couch today. How could you be on the couch and make it on time for work? 62:20 You understand what I'm saying? Obviously, man, come on. How could you be on the couch and make it on time for work? But this is not life. No, no, no. 62:24 But you made it on time for work. Congratulations. Congratulations. 62:28 You made it on time for work. I made it before any of you guys. I was your first. But you're always late. It's your first day early. 62:34 Oh, really? 62:35 Five weeks. 62:36 Really? 62:36 I'm always late. I'm always late. I'm always late. 62:39 I came early for the first, I don't know, four or five episodes. And you guys were always coming late. And I was like, okay, let me match your energy. What the fuck? I swear. Don't lie. I swear. Don't lie. 62:48 Let's be honest. People think you're telling the truth and you're lying. They think he's telling the truth. It's fine. It's fine. 62:55 And he believes it. It's fine. It's fine. So somebody sends me messages. You're always late, my nigga. Yes. I know. I'm always late. 63:05 I feel like he does it on purpose. No, it's fine. 63:07 I don't know why. No, no. There's something he does on Sundays. There's a place where he goes on Sundays. And then sometimes… No, this Sunday I had a visa. Sunday, it's a busy day for him. Oh, it's a busy day for him. 63:18 No, no, no. My girl wasn't around this weekend. 63:20 I wasn't spending quality time. Pella, that's quality time, Pella. That's more quality than here. 63:26 She just sent me food. She's cooking. I got priority lists. My new partner. 63:30 Yeah. 63:31 My new partner. In crime. 63:32 The award winner. 63:33 My new partner. My new partner. 63:36 Yeah. Pella, I need to teach you to see a change. I'm also winning my award, Pella. 63:45 It's award winning. 63:46 So I'm on the couch chilling with my partner, then I get a message. They're like, dude, have you guys shot today's episode there? I'm like, nah, what's up? Person is like, yo, did you see Limbo Boys trending? 64:02 Limbo Boys trending. I'm like, yo. 64:06 All right, Limpopo boy, well done. Send me the link. The other guy don't send the link. He sends the video. Limpopo boy, well done. Listen, he could have gone really bad. But as a Limpopo boy, you're under a lot of pressure. 64:16 There's a lot of pressure. You've got standards to uphold. You understand what I'm saying? Imagine a Limpopo boy there and you're holding a small little Nyana Totolosi there. Then he's like, a Limpopo boy. 64:29 Ah, my dog. 64:31 So he had a lot of pressure. He had a lot of pressure. He couldn't flop there. 64:37 You understand what I'm saying? You're being messy. 64:50 And now he's being messy too. 64:51 You're also a little bopo boy. 65:05 Tell us the long and the short of it. 65:07 That is someone's wife guys. She's got a body. 65:09 I know. No but that's someone's wife guys. I didn't know she was married though. She's married. They said she's married. We saw her wedding pictures on her timeline. Bro. 65:35 Do you hear this one thing? Now taking a video and having it leaked. He leaked a video. He has a story. But it leaked on Limbobo Boy's page. Yeah, but he leaked a story. How did it leak? He posted it. Because he released a statement. He wants to die. What do you mean? Simple. What do you mean? You fucking other people's wives? Posting that shit on your own timeline? No, but I think for me... That's how you die. I think for me that girl is probably... There's two ways you die. You get into the drug business... 66:02 Or you fuck other people's wives? 66:04 I think for me, probably that girl is one of the most wanted in that Lecompo community there. Why? She's married. And he wanted to have some sort of cool. You think she's the most wanted? 66:16 And there's a lot more heart. 66:17 But is he circumcised? 66:19 He's not circumcised. I didn't watch the video. I was told. They said, hey, this guy's not circumcised. 66:24 No, I'm circumcised, dog. No, they said, hey, he's pecking. Come on, dog. I saw the picture. I saw the comments. They said, hey, the video is going down. 66:31 I didn't go and look at the video, dog. 66:42 Eh, it's not Farida. 66:44 If it was Farida, I would have bookmarked. 66:47 Ah, I'm such a little Farida, man. 66:53 Hey, why not Peter Martinez to Farida, man? 66:57 Ah. 66:59 I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. It's the exact opposite. But let's drop it. 67:04 See? Hey, man, it's a pleasure working with you guys, motherfucker. It's been a pleasure. 67:11 It stands, man. Nobody will ever do it like us, bro. So, so this video, he released a statement. Now I want to read... I want to say that I was a maté-ness. 67:18 It's a pair. Let's put some at 21-year-old in China. 67:20 Okay. This is a public statement from Limpopo Boy Crew Management. Date 9 August. We are aware of the unauthorized and malicious distribution of private video content linked to Limpopo Boy. Robert Matome Talk Poker. 67:35 He's even giving away his ID name. This content was stolen without consent and shared entirely without authorization. There is a severe violation of privacy and a criminal matter. Privacy how? Because it was posted on his page. But it's on his page, man. 67:47 Like, come on, bro. Let's be real, bro. Don't read that whole thing. I ain't sense, Louie, dog. Because it's in your fucking page. You took the video. He took the video. His hand, you can see his hand while taking the video. 67:59 I thought the proper boy was a great man. 68:01 Ganti is a great man. 68:02 Can you tell me about stories or like on his page, like Instagram page, like what happened to you? 68:07 I'm going to tell you that. 68:19 I bumped into Kim. 68:26 Who? How? Who? How? Wait. Apparently that lady went to that event on an Audi A4. 68:36 A4. 68:39 Was it a real Audi or was it an… A white one. What happened? Oh yeah. 68:44 No, no, no, that's true. 68:46 No, this guy was arranging promoters for some event. And then she's friends with one of the promoters that he was arranging. 68:53 Transporter! Yes! He transported her friends and she came! 69:02 And you took them straight to the Mpopo boy. 69:04 And that was the after party. That's why when he was talking about the after party with that girl who won the prize, Ayanda. That's why I was asking. 69:12 Oh, the Mpopo boy. 69:13 You guys don't know what you're talking about. I went to the Balogombo balcony mix now. And then... This guy chose the winner. 69:19 He chose one that's in Cape Town so that he can transport her when he gets there. That's why he doesn't want to walk. He wants to drive to Cape Town. 69:27 I left with a friend and my other three guy friends. After the show, he's Audi. Yeah. And then we just left. There was a lot of traffic though. When we just left, I don't know what you guys are talking about. You guys have it mixed up. 69:37 How many passengers fit inside the Audi? It's four. 69:40 No, no, no. They're driving four. There are two cars. There was a BMW. 69:44 Your friend's BMW, the M2. What? It doesn't make any sense. I feel like our passengers are confused now. 69:50 The passengers are going to be the people that are sitting at their back. So it's A3. 69:54 No, no, no. There's nothing to be confused about. You fetched that girl to Likombo Balcony Mix. Okay. 69:59 No, he fetched her friends and then she came along with her friends. 70:01 Oh, wow. 70:03 All right. Do you guys want to talk about the winners? But she was sitting at the back. Do you guys want to talk about the winners? 70:06 So you didn't really see her properly. 70:07 Do you guys want to talk about the winners from the Vasari Music Awards? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 70:11 Which other winners are they? 70:12 We can just congratulate them quickly, you know. 70:14 You've already congratulated one? Of course. The most important, right? 70:16 The most important one. 70:18 Oh, that was the tallest order of the day. 70:20 Yes, Song of the Year is Ntando Trope. You know Ntando Trope, a lady? 70:24 No, I don't know. 70:25 Okay. What song was it? Check now. And then Artist of the Year was Zingumalo. Zingumalo won an award. 70:32 Wow. Best female feature. Was she in the country? 70:36 No, she's not. Why isn't she in the country? 70:38 She's not touring. 70:39 She's touring. No, she's gigging. 70:41 Oh, she's gigging? 70:43 That's not touring. She's going to clubs. She's doing what Nessie C is doing in the UK. Oh yeah? Except she's doing it in the UK and Australia. I'm sure Nessie C is going to go to Australia as well. She's going to be gigging, going from club to club to club. Every drinking hall with a diaspora crowd. She's performing for Africans in Australia. She's not even performing for aborigines. 71:01 I heard that Tango Supreme had to cancel the like… They were supposed to do a world tour also. They had to cancel. But didn't they split up? Yeah, they had to cancel that. Imagine that whole… After all of that work… Imagine. You guys just wash it down. They were the real P squared. Imagine when… P and P. So much work going to waste, bro. Now it's square root of P. Because… This one, they're fighting over a car. That one, this, this one. No, they're fighting over. They're fighting. Bro, it's unnecessary stuff. Can you just resolve this, bro? 71:32 You can see now they've gone their separate ways. Well, he said he was doing a thing. 71:36 And Mfundo is also doing a thing. It's so unnecessary. It's so unnecessary. 71:42 Hey, man. Maybe one day they'll come out and tell us a story. Hopefully it's not too late. Women don't like each other, man. I feel like we like them. We like them as a jewel. I've been saying it. As a country. This, this, this. Really? 71:53 Nah, nah, nah. 71:54 We like them as a jewel. 71:55 There was an Amapiano documentary that was released. Jazik was part of the production team for it. It was on SABC1, I think. Do you think that if they're not featured in that documentary, South Africans will be outraged? 72:05 No. 72:06 Exactly. That's my point. 72:08 Hmm. 72:09 Yeah, that's it. 72:10 But besides them... They made a good brand. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. They made a good brand in Jobeck. We don't have much. So we've got to work with what we have. 72:17 Back to Basadi Awards. 72:19 We've got to work with what we have. Do you understand what I'm saying? 72:21 Who else won? 72:22 Were they nominated? It's a loss for the country. Best female feature of the year is Nia, Pearl and Bootle. Obviously for Shayla. Best female feature? Of the year. Best female feature. 72:32 Is that the best collaboration? 72:35 Best female feature of the year. 72:37 Okay. You know best collaboration. And you can perform by yourself. 72:40 And then, music video of the year. 72:42 Come on, you should know everything that happened there. 72:44 Oh. No, it's pillow talk. You should hear what happened at... Pills of a feather. 72:47 I've got feather pillows. 72:59 Like, that story's outdated now. 73:01 Oh, it's fine. Let's go back to Basadi. 73:03 Let's go back to Basadi. The gap between that storytelling and what we're talking about is too huge. Okay, my bad. My bad. 73:10 Go back. 73:14 What? 73:16 But I'm protecting you, Umus. 73:19 What's wrong? Kamompella did what? Kamompella did what? Kamompella. Yeah, when it's the real Kamompella, it's Kamompella. Yeah. Kamompella. 73:36 Okay. And then, uh, Karishma won Dance Artist of the Year. She won Dance Artist of the Year? Yeah. Damn it. And then, Mau, I'm a piano artist of the year. Uh, Devin Gogo. She might not be singing, but she's voting. Devin Gogo, DJ of the year. 73:52 Um, who's this? Anoni, Muji. Sam Rao Songwriter of the year. For that king, Sonia Haile, Aotei. 73:58 It's him. 73:59 Yeah. And then there was Maugo, her Walter Warden Highest Ebb Play Award. For what? You see, if you ask God, 74:11 To listen to you. Then radio is going to listen to you the most. 74:14 Oh, you guys spoke about Tapsi. Remember you said you wanted Tapsi to win best styled artist. Did she win? Yeah, she won it. Obviously. Yeah. Yeah, that's my girl. And then Janaya, she won Kapaso. What is she wearing there though? Streamed song. Tapsi. I don't know. Did she go to the Wasadi? Obviously. She did? Yeah, she had a nice fly outfit. Oh yeah? 74:34 I'm not caping for her, but she was caping for herself. 74:39 Janice Wan also, Kapazo's most streamed song. Yeah, and then Hip Hop Artist of the Year. 74:45 And Elizonde. 74:52 Why did you bite your tongue? 74:53 Why are you saying it with a lisp? What's going on? Why? You don't agree? I agree, I agree. How many females rapper we have? Let's think about it. Rouge. She was up against Rouge. Nadia Nakai. Zulu Meka. Nadia didn't do much this year. I think Zulu Meka was nominated. K-Kid. Zulu Meka looks like she kissed his girls. Nadia didn't do much this year. K-Kid. Zulu Meka looks like XXX Legacy, I think, also was there. 75:20 Yeah, so I think she deserved it, right? Are we saying she deserved it as a music pass? She dropped an album, bro. Lota? 75:25 Over Kourtney. She dropped an album. Kourtney is XXX legacy. Yeah. Is XXC legacy. 75:32 Yeah, are we saying she deserves it? 75:34 I don't think she deserves it. She's got a better brand than… No, I don't think she deserves it. She's well-branded compared to all of them around. No, no, I don't think she deserves it. 75:41 But she's the hardest trying. I won't lie. She tries the hardest. I mean, she even kissed Tiro. 75:47 On his podcast. 75:49 Know what I mean? 75:50 Yeah. Did you see Tito with DJ Zintle? Wait. 75:53 On his podcast. 75:54 Oh, yeah. No, I didn't watch it. Why? I haven't. I've been meaning to watch it. I didn't… Why? 75:59 What's… Okay, can you do me a favor? Can you do this? 76:04 Do it. 76:06 Do it. Okay? You don't want to do it. Okay, that was for Clapp. 76:11 But she didn't credit DJ Clapp, who's the guy who actually produced My Name Is. DJ Clapp? He composed it, let's say. He made the beat. But in a… I thought he was the one who was busy arranging things, yes. 76:21 Yeah, but in an interview like that, bruh, you forget things. How can you forget your first thing? 76:26 You want to launch your entire career. Come on, there's no ways, dog. There's no ways, dog. 76:33 Your first ever single. Are you telling me that you're going to forget to credit who made Hamba Chuba? 76:38 Come on, dog. 76:39 No, I wrote a song for her, but she didn't credit me a song as I cry now. Who? 76:43 You understand what I'm saying? Who? But you would have been crying. You would have been crying. 76:46 DJ Inchap should have been credited. I wrote for DJ Inchap. Which song? How come on DJ? Which song, Spiso? 76:51 I can't just tell you about that song. 76:53 But Satana sings it. Okay. No, Dana? Sorry. I want a chick. Huh? I want a chick. How old is it? 77:02 Maybe he's not you, yes. 77:03 Oh, Donald, give me a shout-out. He was like, I wrote this song, Fiso. Fiso's the best songwriter in the country. One of the best songwriters in the country. But I've been saying that. I've been saying that Fiso was writing for Donald. 77:15 I don't go to the video. I just saw it passing. There's so many songs I wrote for Donald. 77:17 Shout-out, man. Shout-out, bro. Shout-out to you, man. You know what I mean? Yeah. You might be like... 77:33 I just wrote a December song for Africa with Manu Worldstar. 77:38 No, forget that. I'm telling you. 77:39 Manu Worldstar is back. I want to be an author. I want to school with Manu Worldstar. I want to school with Manu Worldstar. You? Yo, you told me. It said you were skinny as fuck. 77:49 You went to friend there. Manu said you were skinny as fuck. That's all he had to say. He didn't tell you I was cool. I was like, you know. Nah, I said, I went to school with him. He was skinny as fuck. 77:59 I was there by DJ Sintle there. Shout out to Manu, dog. I was there by DJ Sintle. You were continuing before you got interrupted. 78:06 I'm just saying that, yo, DJ Clap needs to get his applause. You know what I mean? For a lot of work that he did. I mean, he's the one that actually brought the Durban sound to Kalawa. 78:15 But he's not from Durban. 78:17 That was DJ Clap bringing that in. He's from Durban. You understand what I'm saying? He was doing all of that stuff. Producing for Uhuru. You know, it's just that he didn't have a solo career. 78:26 He wasn't a breakout star. And he also stayed behind with the other niggas that were... 78:31 I guess falling by the wayside. Abu... What's his name again? 78:36 Kalimpilo. 78:38 What is that? 78:39 The guy was the vocalist for Uhuru. 78:42 Uhuru? 78:43 Yeah. I mean, when Kalimpilo was, you know... 78:47 Running wild and everything, DJ Klap stayed with him... 78:51 You know, Mono T. That's another guy who used to roll with DJ Tlap. He used to take care of DJ Tlap a lot. You know, DJ Tlap produced a lot of those hits. So just giving the credit to Pori, it's very easy because it's very easy to clickbait Pori. And then now they're going to have a clip and then they say, Yo, Pori is the one that was behind My Name Is. People already know that Pori was working on My Name Is. You know what I mean? Musi Su is the one that actually wrote that entire song. She was a poet at that time. 79:17 You know, that was around the time I met her. That was her first song. 79:20 It was one of her first songs. You know what I mean? When she came to Joburg for the first time, she came to my place. 79:26 10 Anderson Street. And I was still staying at Ashantin. 10 Anderson Street. Back in the day. You know what I mean? And she was like, yo, I'm doing this poetry thing. And I said to her, yo, you should just become a rapper. 79:38 Just rap like do like proper rapping. Forget the poetry thing. She did the poetry thing on these house beats and then she eventually became a singer-rapper. You know what I mean? She also deserves credit. She's the one that put DJ Zinter on. DJ Zinter already had an album before that. 79:55 She did an album that flopped. 79:56 You know what I mean? 79:59 So yeah. No, I like that interview. I just didn't like the questions that Tito was asking. He didn't ask the big questions. What was the big question? Mina, I remember the first time. I think it was one of the first times. I think the first time Super Mega had a booking in Botswana. He was booked by TJ Zint. She was doing an event in Botswana. 80:19 And after he came back from that event, he was so excited. 80:22 Yo… The first time I saw Keenan, I think we were on a plane together. We were flying somewhere. And he's like, yo, I just came back from Botswana. Yo, I cracked some other celebrity mummy game. Top level, top class stuff, yo. 80:35 That's Megha saying that. 80:36 Megha was saying that to me. 80:37 He was telling me. 80:39 But he couldn't tell me who it was. He said, don't worry, you'll see soon enough. You'll see me with her soon enough. I was like, dog. 80:48 Why don't you say it? Because we know. That's fire stuff. Ah, that's, ah, come on. 80:52 That's Kalawa stuff, dog. Ah, come on. That's nutty stuff, dog. That's, uh, let's respect him. No, it is. It's nutty stuff. He didn't know at the time. Who's nutty? It's nutty stuff. It's nutty stuff. It's nutty stuff. It's nutty stuff. It's nutty stuff. 81:08 Oh, hey, hey, let him. Let him. Let him. Let him. Let him. Let him. Let him. Let him. 81:18 What have you been bringing this week? Musicholic, man. Shout out to Musicholic, man. He dropped the soundtrack for that show, Inimba. It's a beautiful song, man. Inimba. Is it not Itonga? Inimba. 81:30 Itonga. Is it Itonga? Inimba? Yeah, no, it's Itonga. Itonga. Itonga. Oh, guys. 81:35 Inimba is on another channel. Inimba is a turnover, man. No, Inimba is a poster show. 81:40 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 81:41 Itonga, dog. 81:42 It's Itonga, man. Yeah, you're right. 81:43 We're... 81:45 But they play one after the other. It doesn't matter. If you watch both of those shows, they're on the same channel, you'll see that soundtrack. You'll hear that soundtrack. 81:53 It's a show that Bongo acts as a twin brother. 81:56 Who is that? 81:57 Bongo. 81:58 The one that pretended to rape. 82:01 Pretended? Yes, that was the scene. It was a rape scene. He was pretending to rape. Yeah, yeah. I get it. He's an actor. Pretending, right? 82:09 Yeah, yeah, yeah. But that wasn't the show, though. I know, but I'm just saying he's the guy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. It's a beautiful song, man. Bro, this musical league can write, dog. Oh, yeah? This guy can write, dog. Yeah. Please go listen to it for songwriting skills. And writing music that makes sense. He's a music-holic, dog. Please go watch. I mean, go listen to it, dog. Please listen to it. And listen to him carefully. Don't rush. If you miss a word, play it again. 82:41 Is he gonna be like Dukes? 82:42 How is it? 82:45 He could be. 82:46 Do you think your tongue is gonna last that long? 82:51 I don't think the song will be a hit to a lot of people. Like it's going to be something, a song you hear in the streets all the time. 82:59 But wasn't there like a Duncan song back in the day that was on a big show? Ring of Lies. Ring of Lies, you understand? Duncan did that song. It's Ring of Lies. Yeah, but that show is no longer playing. But what's the name of the song? I think it was Ring of Lies. 83:11 The name of the show was Ring of Lies. And then the song? The song? There was a boxing show. The song game, what's the name of the song? It was also called Ring of Lies. Okay. 83:18 They made it for the show. For sure. Okay. So how is Itong at the EP? 83:24 Is it more like soundtrack music? Because I won't lie. That soundtrack song, yes, it's nice, but it's good for a TV show. 83:30 Yeah. No, no, no, no. It's good to listen to it actually after you heard it on a TV show. 83:36 It's better. Because you just know the part. You just know the chorus. And then now when you hear how he approaches the chorus with the verses, It's amazing, bro. 83:47 He gave all his best work to other guys. You know what I mean? I feel like that. I feel like his solo career is stunted. 83:54 I kind of feel he's underrated. Who's that? Yeah, but he gave away his work. Yeah, I think Musicolic is underrated. 84:01 Shut up. 84:01 Unless it's work ethic because now he's… Come on, you just said he writes a lot of songs. He does a whole lot of songs. He does a whole lot of features. Come on, it can't be work ethic. 84:09 Yeah. But he's managing himself, I think. 84:12 Oh, yeah, man. Is he? 84:14 Okay. 84:14 Wasn't he with Leroy at some point? I asked him. He said, no, no, no. He works together a lot with… Big Zulu. With Big Zulu. When last… I was with Leroy yesterday. Oh, yeah. 84:24 You were celebrating your Basadi award. 84:29 He didn't even go to the awards. Why not? Wait, wait, wait, wait. Where were you with Liro? I didn't, eh? Where were you with Liro? Link up. He came. Oh, yeah? He came to chill with me. What are you guys talking about? Him and his brother. I'm a weird group, dog. We're just drinking. What are you talking about? You're talking about your wives. 84:43 You guys have that type of relationship. 84:45 No, not really, bro. Hey, Leroy is nobody's friend, bro. I want to talk about streaming. He's nobody's friend? You must never look at Leroy as your friend, dog. Why? 84:55 Leroy just goes where it works for him, dog. Really? 84:58 Leroy. I used to stay at his house, dog. 85:00 Yeah. 85:00 I think I know him better than anyone here. 85:02 So am I lying? 85:03 I wouldn't say that. I wouldn't say that. But he only hangs around people that he keeps on payroll. 85:09 So, you think I'm being paid? No, whoever else was there is being paid. 85:13 Oh, okay. 85:14 Yeah. 85:14 Nah, but me, I never, I never say, leave my house and say, and carry the flag. 85:22 House on pig, I bet. Okay. No, no, I'm saying because, like, I read the brew, you see. 85:28 Oh. 85:29 And you're like, no, no, no. If he knows there's something he could get from you or you can add value to what he's working on or to what he wants to achieve or whatever, he will keep you closer. He'll keep close communication. 85:42 Okay. 85:42 You must never think you were his friend now. Well, at least I don't think that. 85:47 I want to talk about streaming, man. But before we get into it… Wait, why don't you speak to Yams? 85:54 Because he was ambushed on stream by Amari. 85:56 I spoke to Yams when Uncle Vinny was going through his shit. Oh yeah? I spoke to Yams so I could get hold of Uncle Vinny. Because I know they're very close. I was like, I can't get hold of Uncle Vinny. Yams, find him for me and get him on the line with me. And then he did that. 86:09 Okay. 86:10 I'm very close with Yams. 86:11 When they got into the house, Amari came in with like pilot guns or whatever, right? Like toy guns. They ambushed him. He got scared. And then they were like, showed the TV. They were watching Music Pals. 86:24 Who doesn't watch music pals? Who doesn't watch, bro? You know what's fascinating, bro? It's like these hot ones. They act like they don't watch it. Like people in the industry, they act like they don't watch it. How can they act like they're not watching when they're catching feelings everywhere? No, no. Every time you see them, when they look at you, you can see that, ah, this guy watches the show. Everybody watches the fucking show, Tonga. Even the papa boy watches the show. 86:57 They'll call you and be like, no man. You'll be watching especially this Tuesday. Once you know what we're going to be saying about him. I saw a clip of something, something, but it's not on the show. What happened today? 87:04 Do you understand what I'm saying? 87:06 Do you understand what I'm saying? 87:07 They watch, man. They must stop doing that. And do you know what happened? I don't know who I was talking to. And I said, the bigger artists that broke it first in our piano industry misled the other kids. 87:20 On some, no, podcasts are bad. Podcasts are what, what, what, what, what. But they are the biggest fans of podcasting. They watch podcasts religiously though. You understand what I'm saying? And they use podcasts to market themselves. It's just that it's rare for them to find a clip that pleases them. 87:39 Even political parties have got their own podcasts. So… You understand what I'm saying? 87:45 Do you understand what I'm saying? You understand what you're saying? Yeah, so like... Why are they acting fresh as that podcasting isn't the shit, dog? 87:52 It is the shit. It depolicized us. 87:55 It depolicized us. 87:59 Why? And you know... 88:04 There's Zilla Wheezy. There's Fiso. There's a whole lot of guys that are not that articulate in English that are doing well on podcast. So please, Bodhi and friends, please. You don't need to speak English here. We've got subtitles. Come on, we hire people. There's subtitles. You understand what I'm saying? 88:22 Why are you laughing, Werner? He had to come for me at some point. Why are you laughing? Debutant. Yeah, exactly. 88:26 No, but honestly, bro. Honestly speaking, Pori depoticized us. Debutant. How? Because he would go live. 88:33 That's a debutant. 88:35 I remember live, Pori going live sometime and say, I am on the podcast. It's like, well, I'm not going to get into the podcast. It all happened when Bushe did a podcast with... Meg G. With Meg G. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 88:51 But Angelic was there too. 88:54 On the same episode. 88:55 Didn't she do two? 88:56 Was it just that one? It's just that one. And she doesn't know. She will never do it again. Oh, she learned. She learned. Abuki will never do it again. So now, he deportesized us. Made us look like bad people. We don't care about people. 89:11 And these artists believed it. Right? Because they don't have brains of their own. They can't. You understand? They can't think for themselves. And then… And then he goes and use us to sell or fill up F&B. 89:24 No, come on. You understand? 89:25 We need to keep it moving, eh? 89:28 Why? Man, there's a lot of… Why? Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let's go back. Did you see Loa's panty? 89:33 Oh, monotana. 89:34 You wanna go back to the panty? But we spoke about this thing. You know what? I was looking here and I saw something missing. And then it reminded me of panties again. So I was like, hey, did you see Loa? Hey… 89:48 What's there? What's so fascinating about that? I didn't see it. I've never seen her like that. 89:54 She's a grown woman. I've never seen Loire dressed like that. How is she dressed? It's surprising. I won't lie. She can give Mahua a run for her money. I look at Loire differently. Like… That picture, I don't know who's advising who to dress up. What do you mean? 90:16 Isn't she dressing like Star Healer now? 90:18 Yes, Star Healer is on another level now. 90:19 But Star Healer doesn't have that quality body. Yo, Loa's body. This picture. 90:23 Oh, Star Healer doesn't have? This picture. 90:25 The quality of Loa's body. 90:27 Nah, it's not that one. Oh, this thing. This picture. Oh, man. It's not that deep, eh? Nah, it's deep. Ah, it's deep, dog. What's deep? The G-string is deep in the S-crack. 90:43 You can see for yourself, come on dog! I got used to seeing her. Come on, this is, come on. It's not even inappropriate. This is like, come on. 90:52 You see, you know where we're coming from? Like I have so much respect to her. She's cultured. She made it, cultured. She made it without showing us any of those things. Now, later stage in your career, now suddenly, now you're starting to do stuff like that. I know. 91:09 I'm just saying. She's good people but… It's uncharacteristic. 91:13 She's good people but… It's out of character. I hear you guys complaining. We're not saying it's unbecoming. But sometimes it's just a bit of spice. 91:21 There's a lot of women that… There's a lot of women that don't have talent that need to post dress like that to compliment the music. She didn't have to. She doesn't have to. She doesn't have to. Like who? Like who? 91:34 Mahu's talented but she still dresses worse than this. Yeah, but Mahu… But Mahu's selling… The Dominican's selling anyway. Yeah, but… But hold on, hold on. 91:42 If you were to have, let's say, you're a Maskandi king. You're the king of Maskandi. Right. And now you can marry Mahu and Loa. You can have both of them. One is the first wife, one is the second wife. Who's the first wife between Mahu and Loa? 91:55 Wife. Who's the first wife? If you've got both of them, you've got both of them. Loa's the first wife. Loa's the first wife. Yeah. 92:01 You understand what I'm saying? Yeah. You understand what I'm saying? 92:05 So therefore, you don't want to see Ipentegan Sungkul. 92:08 Yeah. But you guys are becoming… It's not malicious or anything. It's like, I rate you so highly, bro. 92:17 You don't have to be dressing like this, bro. You understand? Yeah. 92:20 But maybe she's going to do an Amma Piano album. 92:23 Or a three-step album with Mahu. They're going to be looking sexy. Together. Man, actually, before we go to the big together… Or maybe she's going to do a Mask Candy album. 92:32 And they're going to be both naked. With their titties out. You know that? There's Zulu girls at the end of the day. Let's be honest. Zulu girls are naked. Let's be honest. 92:42 Oh, let's be honest. 92:45 Let's not lose focus. We love Zulu girls. 92:48 Issue. There was an accident that happened today that claimed the life of Muscandi artist David Lamini, popularly known as Inkosuyama Kokama. Lamini, who was known as Inkosuyama Kokama. Why was it right when you said that? Because I said it right. 93:00 Because he's trying to pronounce it. Okay, okay. 93:03 Yeah, yeah, yeah. There was an accident that happened at the John Ross Highway near the Melomed intersection in the eight hours of, well, today. 93:14 Today's insanity. And we've spoken about him on the show. 93:18 I went to his event. 93:19 Yeah, that's why we spoke about him. We lost. 93:21 It's a big loss. 93:22 It is a big loss, man. I don't even know what to say. Who was driving? I don't know who was driving. I wanted to message his manager, but I was like, his manager was probably there. I don't know what's going on. I'm just waiting for them to announce that the family has made arrangements for him. And then they're going to announce a memorial service. I'm sure by the time we air today… Memorial service details will be available. But it's a really big loss. Sad loss. Very young guy. 26 years old. 93:46 26. And he was focused. 93:48 You know? And I mean, his career started around 2018, 2019. You know, he's had like an illustrious career. And it's the car that Toyota Fortuner that he got in 2019 that was involved in this accident. You know, so he's kept that car for a long time. He's been driving safely all this time. It's a surprise. 94:06 It's a surprise? 94:07 To me, at least. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what was the cause of the accident. I hope there was no alcohol involved or anyone drinking and driving on the road. We can't rule it out. 94:18 And that's why we need to always, you know… I like how you're peacefully speaking about this. Oh, why? Because it's a genre that you like. And it happened with my guys from Liverpool. 94:27 No, because it doesn't happen every week. You understand what I'm saying? When it happens every week, I'm going to say, guys, do something. 94:33 There's always an accident happening after the pompo. 94:36 When last? When last? Yes, another accident. Yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh, le popo boy. Que accident, Indre? Oh, que accident. It's like a boom. 94:47 Good spin. 94:49 Hey, he didn't even get to see the popo boy's video. Oh, he watched it. When? Before the accident. He's the one that showed me. No, the one that showed me. I'm not talking about him. 94:58 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. 95:03 No one showed me the video. You guys don't respect your sources anymore. We're not journalists. 95:10 We didn't go to school for journalism. 95:13 Those things are very important. I won't be telling you stuff anymore. You'll miss out on stuff if you're gonna come here and say Taki's the one that. You understand? Think about that. 95:20 No, no, no. I saw it somewhere else. Okay, it's fine. 95:23 Oh, man. Where did you see it? Did you see it? Guys, I want to talk about streaming which is going to be our big debate this week. 95:29 You just decided big debate. Bro, a lot of rap academy artists are basically like streaming. All of them. They've got like YouTube vlogs that they do. Talking Gigi. 95:41 Chopper. All of them, they've got a cameraman and they're constantly on the mic doing shows. Do you understand? They live on camera. You know, I'm like, is everybody streaming now? Is everybody on the mic with cameras? Is that where we're going? 95:57 You know, I don't know if your heart has already started. Because I mean, you can pretty much see like the transition. This is where we're going. Eventually, everybody, EQ also started like sort of doing vlogs. Yeah, doing shopping. We're going to a show. Cameraman, Mike, you know, sharing his life. Let's go buy perfume. Let's do this. Everybody's there. That's where it's at. You know, it's still sort of vlogging. It's like sort of streaming. It's not streaming, but it's vlogging, but it's streaming. Do you understand? It's in line. Comfortable on camera. You're good. Eventually, you'll start streaming with like a live chat. You know, I also want to get into streaming. 96:28 I've been preaching this for like two years now. It's just hard. 96:31 You know? 96:33 I don't have money to pay a camera man. I've got the phone and the mics, but I just feel like it's a bit much. It's a love, yeah. Nah, if you look at the blessing, I'll give you a lot of money. The question is, comrades, I need to stop saying that. Music artists are becoming streamers, right? Is it good or bad for the brand at large? 97:06 Is it a good or bad thing for the music? I mean, you're not really sacred anymore. Your life is out there now. People know what time you brushed your teeth, what time you woke up, or when you did this. 97:17 When your dog choked on your fucking couch. You understand what I'm saying? No, he didn't. He didn't. He didn't. Nasty C. I was talking about that. I was talking about DDG. 97:27 No. 97:34 When did Nasty C call his girl bitch? Where? He was on a stream with Caspar. 97:39 Imagine. Am I watching a stream with Caspar? 97:41 Caspar and Nasty C. Don't act like you didn't see. They both want me. Don't act like you didn't see. Are they gay? Nigga, you have Twitter fingers when you move. Every day. Exactly. And so? Don't act like you didn't see. Just you see everything. You see every single comment. Every single weight. 97:55 That's what he says. You know what I want him to do? 97:57 Do you want to start or do you want to start? I want him to unbox a ring. 98:01 He will. Boy's girl. 98:02 He will. 98:02 Yeah. 98:03 Tell Aries to... I think Aries is going to answer. What do you mean? Aries are... again... 98:11 He's not on stream. He's not on stream. He's dating a colored lady. It's colored. I've seen her. 98:17 I've seen him. 98:18 It's Raquel. 98:19 I've seen her. I've seen him. 98:22 No, I doubt it. You doubt it? I doubt it, but his brother's married. I heard there's some rumor flying around. Why would he get married in secret and his brother gets married in public? Eris is a private person. And his brother's a cloud chaser. 98:37 A co-tail hanger. 98:38 Jody would've got more blind. And so? Is he also gonna unbox the ring? I mean, you dropped StoGT. So Jody would've got nothing. I mean, come on. That's a lightweight. Light work. Do you understand it off or do you want him to? 98:50 No, man. Look. 98:52 It's where we're heading now. 98:53 He has to defend the streamers. He has to. 98:54 He has to defend his boys. He has to defend his faves. 98:58 Of course. But it also makes sense because it's where we're going, man. Denying streams now. 99:04 Deny streaming. 99:06 It's like denying AI. And this here is not going anywhere. We have to adapt. 99:10 You understand what I'm saying? You have to adapt. Just like we had to adapt to Instagram because we used to read news or we used to see artists only in the newspaper. And now they're here on our phone. So the closer… Some of us are still in newspapers. The closer you get to the artist… Page three. The closer you get to the artist, the more you fell in love. We no longer… A generation that just wants to see or hear your music only or watch your music videos. People want to know what you get up to. Every day, every day, every day. And streaming is one of the things that people do now. So… I don't think… It's not for everyone. 99:45 Do you think… It's not for every artist. Do you think Mahou would stream and actually like succeed in it? Sure. That would be easier for her. 99:54 I never. 99:56 Would you get a kick out of that? With who's English? With who's English? Look at Tepe, bro. Look at Tepe. He's doing well. Tepe. Yesterday he used the word oxymoron. Right? 100:03 Oxymoron. You know, he's learning. Yeah, so no, man. 100:05 I think those who can do it, obviously you need to be... 100:23 Not a moron. You have to have a vision for it. Not just do it because everybody's doing it. But… Because it's not for everyone. I don't think I wanna see… For instance… Aries. 100:35 Mosquito. I don't even listen to Aries. What's gonna happen to my group man? 100:38 Mosquito dude! 100:42 Mosquito! 100:44 Ah, I got a pose. 100:46 Ah, bro, Oscar. Ah, that bro will stream, that bro. If he hasn't started. Hasn't he started? 100:54 He does. I remember I said I forgot to ask him. Legend Live. Legend Live is a stream. That's a live stream. On Facebook. Ah, Oskido will do it, bro. He's been streaming. 101:03 Oskido will do it. I'm looking for an artist that I don't think will join their stream. 101:10 To show you the difference. Even Julius is streaming. He's streaming on TikTok. 101:12 I would watch. I would join. Big Zulu. Big Zulu. Big Zulu. The problem is that he's boring. 101:23 Because Java's very educational. All the people around Big Zulu are entertaining. 101:29 Yeah. 101:29 Him. 101:31 Not so much. 101:31 Oh yeah? Not done? 101:34 Look, man. 101:36 Guys. Hey, you followed me yesterday. 101:38 Who? Big Zoot. Wait. On Instagram. Oh, no. 101:41 I don't know what did I do, bro. Oh, you're back on Instagram? Yeah, yeah. Oh, you're unhacked. 101:46 Yeah. 101:46 Okay. 101:46 You were hacked? Yeah. 101:48 I remember asking you for help. 101:50 How come you didn't postpone when you were hacked? No, they didn't. 101:52 They didn't post. Hey, I'm not posting a mistake. Posting a mistake. Posting a mistake. Posting a mistake. Posting a mistake. Posting a mistake. Posting a mistake. 102:02 So don't be an apostle of streaming, man. 102:15 Like, it's honestly like exclusivity, guys. If you're gonna stream, stream... 102:21 Going to the Basadi Awards. Showing off my panties on the red carpet. You know, if Lua did a stream there… She broke your heart. Yes. 102:29 Yes. 102:30 She broke my heart, dog. 102:32 Broke my heart. 102:34 You know. I'm disappointed. But at least she's not streaming. 102:39 But if he streamed that, maybe. You know, Drake was streaming this weekend. 102:43 He had a Steak 9th birthday stream. 102:45 Steak was turning 9. You know? So he did a stream. 102:49 Shouted out Roc Nation on the stream. 102:50 Is he part of the owners of Steak? Or does he have shares on Steak? 102:53 I don't know. Because if he's part of the owners of Steak, then Roc Nation is coming for him. Remember, Roc Nation is suing Steak. 102:59 Okay. 103:00 Or they're snitching on Steak. Or they're trying to say that Steak was involved in some illegal gambling shenanigans. 103:05 Okay. 103:06 Meanwhile, they're trying to open a casino in Times Square. 103:09 So they're trying to snuff out the competition. And Stake is not from America. It's from Australia. It's an Australian company. But they're behind a lot of… But they're behind a lot of streaming. 103:20 Right. But why does it make okay? You are happy that Drake was streaming. But now when Caspanyovese does it, it's like… Because who's paying Caspanyovese to stream? 103:30 He's not doing it as a special. Drake does it as a special. You understand? He's promoting Stake's ninth birthday. 103:37 And look at his stream. 103:39 That's a big boy stream. 103:42 That's a big boy stream. These other guys can't afford it. 103:44 You know, I saw... What's his name? That other streamer? 103:48 The one that had pulled 2C on his stream. 103:50 Aaron. Hot shot Aaron. Imagine. He was busy trying to get views. Trying to get clickbait by going at me. 103:59 Talking about me on his stream, dog. I saw the TikTok clips of that stream of his. Dog, not even one clip has got 10k views. Do you understand? 104:10 No one is fucking with the streamers, dog. If you look at TikTok, they aren't clipping the streamers like they're clipping the podcasters, dog. Streamers need to get off this thing of thinking that they are on our level, dog. These streamers don't have a thousand viewers live. 104:26 They don't have a thousand. They don't have Bingo Nation views. You understand what I'm saying? 104:32 We're doing 7K+. 104:34 You understand what I'm saying? 104:35 On a Tuesday. 104:36 You understand? On a Tuesday. Who is doing that on a Tuesday? Nobody's doing those numbers on a Tuesday, dog. We own Tuesdays, dog. You know what I mean? It's Music Pulse Day now. So, I guess, to win this debate, I have to say, all the streamers, once they become streamers, dog, they lose their exclusivity. 104:57 Right? 104:59 They lose their star power. 105:01 You know, Fargo's a streamer, right? 105:02 I don't know. 105:03 Bruce is a streamer. 105:04 Oh, yeah? 105:05 They stream. No. They do streams. Domingos does streams and all of those guys. Those guys have got a booking in Namibia. 105:11 Mm-hmm. 105:12 Open Chess has got a booking in Zambia. Mm-hmm. 105:15 They are booking streamers and podcasters. So these guys are chasing after the bookings. 105:20 You said this is coming after our bag. You didn't see that. 105:22 Not our bag. 105:23 You said my bag. 105:25 Well, you're not a streamer. 105:26 What did you say mad back then? 105:28 You're an influencer. 105:29 I'm an influencer? Are you not? 105:32 Don't you influence, dog? I thought I was a podcaster. 105:35 You're doing the best of both worlds. 105:37 I'm an influencer. 105:38 And a podcaster. You shoot me across to the other side every once in a while. 105:44 I'm a commentator, man. 105:45 Dog, you're influencing right now. You're influencing people to free shave a shit. 105:50 Did you? He was. 105:52 You're saying, yo, Fashimashita's coming out on bail. He offered a hundred thou. 105:56 They think a hundred thou is going to free them from everything. 106:00 This guy spent a hundred thou to make that lady apologize. Now they think that a hundred thou is the number two. 106:06 Hey, these Limpopo boys. 106:10 So yeah, I think I won this argument, dog. No, no, no. You haven't won this argument, dog. It's fine. Like all of the guys… Hold on, wait. All of the guys that are doing this streaming thing, it's a fall off. You're admitting that your music thing is not the main thing. If you don't keep the main thing, the main thing, you're going to be off of the mainstream. And streaming is going to be your mainstream. They can't even have a mainstreaming platform right now. They're moving from platform to platform. They were streaming on Twitch. Now they're all on Kik. Where are they going next? 106:37 TikTok live viewers… for Dominic Zaita. Kill all of these streamers. 106:44 Hmm. 106:45 TikTok live. Have you seen the people that stream on TikTok? Yeah, like Shabba, Pew357. They're doing 5K viewers concurrently. 106:53 So now you want to compete with those guys. 106:57 Those guys are entertaining, dog. TikTok chows data. 107:02 TikTok chows data. You only open your TikTok on Wi-Fi. Why are you talking about, dog? You don't even open it on mobile data, dog. It chows data. 107:12 So people are using their data, people are using their Wi-Fi to log on to those. Don't you get paid to stream? Me? 107:18 No, when someone's streaming, don't they make money? From what? I'm asking. I don't know. 107:22 Maybe from the, okay. On TikTok, yes. Because TikTok doesn't have monetization. It doesn't have a creator, whatever. And Kik. 107:31 I don't know. I think you can send like donations or send money or something. Same thing people should be doing in our live chat. There's no one sending money. I think once they sent money. We're carrying the whole entire channel and you guys are not spending money on our live chat. 107:45 Can you speak to the chat now? 107:47 What do you mean? 107:48 Like, speak to the chat. Like, obviously, the chat is happening now. 107:50 No, they must send money. 107:51 Do you want to say anything to the chat now? Say something to the chat. 107:53 Send money, dawg. Okay, send money. Send money, dawg. Let's go, 10 rants. Send money. Nah, at least 1,600 rants. 1,000? 1,600. Let's not push it. No, it's $100, dawg. Let's not push it for our pulses. There's international people watching from all over the world, dawg. $100 is nothing for them, dawg. Just donate $100 there. Let's go. Make me look good, dawg. That is great, man. You'll never see that on open chats. 108:15 To the point, eh, man. If you're an artist and you are very much aware of your brand, but like I said, it's not for everybody. Not everybody, not everyone must stream. So I thank those who are streaming and it works for them. 108:28 Keep it going, bro. That's where we're heading, dog. 108:33 You keep denying everything. Every time you deny stuff like this, you remind me of us when we refuse our piano to kick. 108:42 You understand? They're holding on to the house. 108:45 They're holding on to house music. You understand? Mina, as soon as Ama Piano came out, I was already on it. 108:50 How do you think this new thing is going to work? I don't know. I've been on streams before. Nobody knows. Nobody knows. No, I've been on streams before. Before you know it... Before you know it, let's say you are managing an artist right now, you are not encouraging them to stream. Before you know it, now they are forced to stream. You understand what I'm saying? Now they don't have numbers. The other people are already way ahead. Okay, fair enough. You understand? 109:12 The people are way ahead. Hold on. Nasty C, Casper on your vest, couldn't get 1,000 live viewers. 109:20 They peaked at less than 400 live viewers. Nasty C and Casper on your vest, dog. Those are big names in streaming. 109:29 They're big names in the streaming of artists. Which other artists stream like those two? 109:33 Yeah. 109:34 No others. Yeah. They couldn't even get 400 live concurrent viewers, dog. 109:39 You understand? They couldn't even get the staff at Spur to sing happy birthday to them. 109:44 I mean, at least they would have had something to celebrate then. You know what I mean? But they couldn't even get a thousand viewers, dog. Sonabide does 2K viewers easily. 109:54 He's one of the biggest streamers in South Africa. Know what I mean? He's so big, he's going on vacation with his little mama. 109:59 Shout out to Soso, man. Shout out to Soso to me. 110:03 Sfiso? Shane? Sfiso? 110:06 Sfiso? Neo, are you here? Are you watching soccer? Who are you voting for? 110:13 Oh, you're editing. My bad. So… What was that… Neo's voting for me. 110:16 How? 110:18 But just vote for me. 110:21 You're the tiebreaker, dog. If you vote for me, I win. 110:26 So it's 3-0. This guy wouldn't piss on a fight to put me out. 110:29 Shit, you won? Who won last week? I did. 110:35 They're accusing me of letting him win. Yeah, wait. I don't know. 110:38 I'm going to beat the allegations. 110:45 Well done. They're accusing you of letting me win. They're saying that in the chat, dog. It's not me, dog. 110:52 I swear it's in the comments. Go to the comments, dog. You must visit there. Every once in a while. I'll visit. You must visit, dog. They'll give you some tips. 111:00 They'll give you some... Go visit me. 111:03 You must visit there. 111:06 Your reading was on point today. You must visit there today. 111:10 They'll be like, your reading is improving. They're always dissing your reading out there in the comments. 111:14 Is it? Where on YouTube? 111:17 Like in the comments, comments or live streams? Live stream or comment? Everywhere, dog. Comments, live stream. The thing is, the phones were too small. I figured out what my problem was. What was it? It was the... 111:30 You see the live read is like so stacked. And it's so lengthy. So like now I separated it and I give it till I got bold. And then I just read through. 111:37 Yeah, it's easier now. 111:39 Not that I couldn't read. 111:40 You gotta find your own little tricks. Yeah, I was just getting, you know, I just… Don't go out and rehearse anymore. 111:49 In front of the mirror. 111:49 Did they tell you that it kept suit you? No. What are you listening to? 111:55 I'm listening to… Nasty C and Talaman dropped. A beautiful song also. 112:02 You must keep it up. You'll be a fire reader one day. 112:07 It's called Natural. Go check it out. It's a beautiful song. It's called Natural. 112:11 It's a beautiful song. Nasty C and Talaman. Nasty C and Talaman. 112:17 Why doesn't he have a natural accent? 112:19 Who? 112:20 Nasty C. Doesn't have a natural accent? No, say Nasty C. He speaks Zulu, bro. 112:26 But his English accent doesn't sound natural. 112:28 He speaks Zulu, bro. Okay. No, he's saying he sounds American. 112:34 He's got an American accent. 112:36 It can't be worse than Youngstown. Have you ever heard Youngstown speak? 112:41 That's a whack American accent, dog. 112:43 Ah! 112:46 Spoilers! 112:47 Youngstana, when he starts speaking, he goes live and he speaks, like, Yo, no, and then I pita, f**k, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, I'm up, 113:12 But this wasn't the first person to tell me. After that person told me, I was like… Scots! 113:33 Scots! 113:34 You know Scots, right? But undercover. 113:39 Undercover. Which means he wanted that girl, that one who was queering, the one who wanted to interview him. 113:45 Which one? 113:46 Oh, the Groovers, what what? Oh yeah? Yes. Which one? They tried to interview him off of stage. Okay. As he was coming off stage. Yeah. You know when a guy is mean to a girl, it means he wants her. Oh. Yeah, they say it in your language. We're not going to talk about dates. 114:00 Hey, what you're saying? What you're saying? You're saying? You don't say Nakwita, for real? 114:07 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, what do you live here? 114:11 Is he in the country? Who? Scots. Yeah, they told me about this like… What's it? No, man. About a week back, but they told me after we recorded, like, my friend was at the house and she was telling me that… Before or after Devin July? Yeah? Oh, no, no, no. F way after that one July. 114:29 Oh, that one July was like a couple weeks ago. 114:30 Let me check, let me check. Let me check. 114:32 Which house? 114:33 Okay, while you're busy looking, I'm listening to Utando from DJ Zinclair. 114:38 That's the track number one on the album. You haven't even listened to the rest of it. 114:43 I'm just asking. 114:44 I listen to the song. What the fuck are you talking about, bro? But she dropped a whole entire EP and album. Yeah, but I'm not about to sit down and listen to 100 songs every day, dog. It's eight songs, dog. I listen to songs that... There's even My Name is the Remix. You know what I mean? Which is your favorite song? 114:59 Why don't you speak about it? No, I can't speak about it. Speak about it. I can't speak about it. Yes? I can't speak about it. Tell us. No, it's a dope three-step album. You know what I mean? Yeah. Um... 115:11 I guess. 115:12 What? 115:14 No, wait. No, no, no, hold on. We got you this time. Hold on. Wait, wait. There's five songs, right? That, what's his name? Navy Moon or something like that. I forgot his name. Okay. What's his name? Sorry, hold on. I was just listening to this album just now. Yeah. DJ Zinte. What's his name? 115:35 Navy. Womkulo. 115:37 Navy Womkulo and Tobani White. But what did I say again? Navy Womkulo… What did I say, guys? So Navy Womkulo and Tobani White are on like five songs on this eight-track EP. So it's basically Navy Womkulo and Tobani White's album. So it should be a color… I put my name on it, basically. 115:59 You know? One person that's missing is Murderbongs. 116:03 On the project. 116:03 I think his AI was offline again. 116:07 What? Carry on. Hey, you know what I was thinking the other day? 116:10 Yeah, yeah. What are you thinking, dog? 116:11 I went to Tash's. 116:14 Okay. 116:16 And the Tash's there at LXX, it's owned by Siya Behengu. 116:21 Do you remember Bansula Bites in Bram? At Bram Fontaine Center? Back in those days, dog. That's where he started. Sia Beng. Bansula Bites. He owns a couple Tashes. Tashes, I think, is a franchise. He's got a couple Tashes. He was running the one at Nickel Way not too long ago. 116:37 I don't know if he moved to Capello Gandhi Square at some point in time. 116:42 He was doing that. And then now he's at LXX. I bumped into Mo T from Mikasa. 116:50 More tea from because... Oh, okay. 116:52 Yes. Yeah, they just came back from the UK. Remember they were at the Piccadilly Circus performing at the Scatterlings Festival. 116:59 Jay Something is going to be on Mustard Pieces album, actually. Jay Something? Yeah, it's like a Portuguese song. 117:04 It's a Portuguese song. Oh, shout out to Jay Something. He's the one that probably plugged DJ Zindler with that Kno deal, right? 117:12 Kno. 117:12 Yeah. 117:14 She's now the ambassador of Kno. And he was the ambassador of Kno at some point in time. So I'm sure he owns a marketing company that said, hey, let's put DJ Zinja on. But this is not about J-something. This is about Mo T. We've moved on from DJ Zinja now. I gave you a review of her album. Pretty decent, right? But I don't think it's her album. I think she should be giving a platform to those artists. You know what I mean? Yeah. Because those artists, they won a competition. An open verse competition. Mm-hmm. From winning an open verse competition to five out of eight tracks on your album being produced by them. Why don't you just sign them to your record label and then just promote them and then make them stars? 117:49 You know what I mean? Why do you always need all these people to make your songs? You need Boosito to make your songs, but you need to be a star that shines above her. You need DJ Clap to make your songs, but you need to be a star that shines above him. 117:59 You know what I mean? She knows she can't compete with Borin. Isn't that called branding, bro? Yeah, but you know, she's… Come on, man. 118:06 Why doesn't Osikido shine above all the artists that he's put on? Isn't that called branding? Being known as the guy who put people on instead of the guy that's being put on by everyone and then make sure that your brand stays on top. Because all these people fall off after her. 118:21 Like, honestly, she steals the shine. And she doesn't need to. She should be giving a platform. She's made enough money, dog. 118:29 She's on Kno, dog. She's on the billboard. I'm driving on the N1, dog. Before William Nichols. There she is. Right there. You know what I mean? She's hosting big festivals and stuff like that. So I don't think she needs any more of that. But what was I talking about again? 118:44 Moti. 118:45 No, no, no. I was talking about Moti. Wait. I'm cooking here. 118:51 I know they're cooking for you at home. Don't worry. They'll put the food in the microwave. Relax. Relax. 118:58 Don't rush. Relax. I also eat from the microwave as well. You know? So, anyway. 119:06 The cook is about… What am I cooking up again? Oh, Moti, yes. It's Calvin Farlo. 119:14 Okay. 119:14 You know Calvin Farlo with that song that all the clubs have said, Yo, don't play this song. Don't play this song. You said don't play it. 119:20 Ah… 119:21 Why? You were telling me that, that Soul Penduka posted at the venues. I don't know what you're talking about. You told me that. What the fuck? 119:29 He said Soul Penduka posted that, yo, he was at a gig, and then they said, don't play the song. 119:35 If you don't believe it, go and check on Soul Penduka's timeline. It's somewhere there. You know what I mean? 119:39 I said, Soul Penduka said what? 119:41 If it was not you, it was my girl. 119:44 One of the two. 119:44 You always called me, bro. I'm telling you. 119:47 One of my favorite yellow bones. 119:50 No, no, no. But anyway. So that song sounds like Moti. 119:56 That horn. Remember, didn't he do horns in the sun or something? Horns in the sky or whatever. So it just sounds like they prompted AI. Yo, make horns like... Moti from Mikasa. Right? And then they scattered them. Because let's be honest, dog. That song, those horns, there's no person that plays. I asked Moti, I was like, bro, tell me this honestly. Can you come up with that many melodies for one song? Horn melodies. 120:22 And all of them are dope melodies. But that song is Trela Banyan, I do. 120:26 No, man. I'm telling you, listen to me, bro. Every time it plays, even before, I hear you. 120:35 Tuella Wanyana is my babo. 120:37 Wait, I hear what you're saying. It's Michael Cleese. But the song arrangement, song arrangement, yeah, yeah, yeah. When it starts, when it starts, immediately sing Tuella Wanyana. 120:51 Yeah. 120:56 It's my babo, dog. 120:57 Same song. 120:59 Yeah, I understand. But it's not that song. What I'm trying to say is this, is that they took the prompts. What is Motif saying about this? Is he saying very, very they did? He's saying that the guy now hit him up. Kelvin Fowler. Is. And says he wants to do a song. So he doesn't know how to feel about it. 121:16 Because he can hear that this song sounds like him. And now he's like, the things that… Because now, that song, a lot of people have been sending it to me and says, yo, it sounds like you. So maybe he was getting the same thing. Like, yo, this song sounds like Moti. Maybe your next song you must do with Moti. But he can't do what the AI is doing. Let's be honest. So now you're going to want people to compare Moti to the AI that you put on that song. I don't think you should do it. So that song, Vela Vela is AI now. Confirmed. I mean, confirmed. Moti told me that Yena, he himself cannot come up with that many melodies for one song. 121:46 Yeah. 121:47 It would take him 20 days of studio sessions. 121:50 That's what he says. And he's come up with a lot of melodies, don't you? Chigga. Chigga, my baby. You understand what I'm saying? So… Come on, dog. No one can play like that, dog. No one can play. 122:02 No one can play like that. 122:03 Let's be honest, dog. 122:04 I said it, bro, when I was bass. It was too clean, dog. Spiso, remember when he came out? We were there doing our prep. I was like, guys, listen, this is AI. It has to be. It's too clean. And you do that. No way. That instrument, you blow with your lips, dog. I know. This guy was struggling to blow a Vuvuzela. Oh, yeah, I know. Come on. Yes. 122:23 You understand? And imagine blowing a Vuvuzela and coming with all those melodies. Ah! Ah, dog, your lips cannot take that, dog. No human being can do that, dog. It's simply humanly impossible, dog. It's humanly impossible for that song to not be AI, dog. 122:38 My nigga! And now he's under pressure. 122:39 Sorry, I almost disturbed you, my dog. No. 122:42 I think he was taking too long. No, sorry. It's a big thing. 122:45 It's a big thing, dog. 122:47 This music passed, ladies and gentlemen. No, we still got some new music. He still wants to talk about dogs. 122:52 No, no, no, no. I'm not ending the show. Oh, my bad. I thought you were saying Green Apples. 122:55 Yeah, Toothpin Chigeles is out with Focalistic and Waffles. 123:00 It's actually Focalistic songs. Waffle is featured. Yeah, yeah. Oh, nice. 123:03 No wonder. 123:04 That's why he's in control. Okay, with Sean Music. Unexpected. She had to put herself in his shoes. One of my favorite producers dropped. With Sean Music. Say Sean Music. Yeah, Sean Music. Shout out to Sean Music, man. 123:14 Sean Music has dropped now. 123:16 Yeah, it did. No longer number one. 123:20 Number one as of Mahim, Mahim, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, Him, 123:43 For me, he's not a lead vocalist. I did say that. I prefer that he'd be writing for other vocalists. You understand? Okay. But that song in particular, it sounds dope. It's like 808s and Heartbreaks type vibe. 123:57 So missing anyone. No, no, no. That song is like… It gives me the vibe of Kanye on 808s and Heartbreaks. In terms of the way he approaches the vocals. Okay. 124:05 Yeah. 124:07 Unexpected. Unexpected. Okay, I was just trying to remember the melody. Sorry about that. 124:24 Yeah, one of my favorite producers, Dopp, dropped. Starcav. Oh, Starcav dropped? Yeah, dropped Unexpected, featured in Cubs. 124:32 What is the name of the song? 124:33 Dopp is Unexpected. It's just a song? It's not a project? No, it's a song. 124:37 You didn't announce that he was dropping? 124:40 I don't remember saying. 124:41 Did you expect this drop? 124:43 It's Unexpected. Okay, my bad. Are you good? 124:47 Is that everything? 124:49 No, come on. I'm listening to that. 124:51 I never spitted it. 124:52 Nobody will like us dropped. Okay. 124:55 Is she a DJ or an artist now? 124:57 She just do piano. She's angelic. 124:59 She sings. 124:59 Remember, she sings. 125:00 She's angelic. 125:02 She's angelic. No, she's a baby mama. 125:05 Yeah, she's got a kid. And kid is grown. Therefore, she's not angelic. 125:09 Yeah, yeah, yeah. A kid is going to primary school. Yeah, she's got a kid. 125:15 A boy. Yeah, I know the kid. 125:17 I thought you guys are telling me who the father is. Who's the father? No. She's not angelic. We don't know who the father is. 125:23 Oh, okay. 125:25 Yeah, I'm listening to that. I'm listening, obviously. Wait, this angelic thing, dancing around with the pizza is like a signature thing that he does now. Oh. To entice people. Is that a thing? He's missed the delivery. He turned it there. Now it's like, it's on brand. 125:39 I don't know. 125:41 Okay. 125:41 I don't know. But I hope he gets a sponsorship. From where? Not Romans. Because that's a... Never mind. 125:49 Yeah, that's what I'm listening to, man. Okay, the projects that are out right now, eh? Mickman, Stellan Boss Drive, Demtuda, then Noise, right? Didn't chart. 126:00 None of the songs started. It will not chart. It's Noise, dog. But it's number three. It's number three, though. 126:03 It's Noise, dog. But hold on. 126:05 Guys, Demtuda, dog. 126:08 Why was there always hype on Demtuda? 126:11 It was universal. They were paying influencers to now put Demtuda versus Gabza. And that thing killed Demtuda, dog. It killed Demtuda because you would never compare that guy to Gabza, dog. The only person who can go head-to-head with Gabza is Kelvin Momoa. Let's be honest. Demtuda was never the guy for that dog. He was never the guy. And Universal set him up. And now the pressure is too high, dog. The pressure is too high, dog. The last album he dropped, he had Zawadi Yamungu, Save It. 126:42 Yeah. You know what I mean? 126:44 You know what I mean? Yeah. 126:46 But every other song was... Now he's trying to sound like the album he dropped. What's that one that he dropped with the cards? Ace of Spades. Ace of Spades, yeah. You know, he's trying to go back to that sound, but, you know, change it a bit and modify it. That sound was fire, dawg. 127:06 Those were fire songs. And that was it. But them two guys never really made the best music for me. I won't lie. It's noise. It's noise. And it's not making noise on the charts, dog. Catalogue. 127:32 I don't think there's anything to do with them two, there's music. He makes great music. And I don't know who I was telling. 127:40 He battles with exposing his personality or showing off his personality. He doesn't have a personality. He does. Everybody has. 127:47 He's got a boring personality. 127:49 Kabza has a personality. 127:51 He does. Kabza is a jokester. 127:53 I went to him on Monday at the other half. Oh, he went to the other half? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like every time I speak to Kabza, he speaks to me in English. 128:00 I'm not a man. A guy that speaks to me in English. I'm not going to ask my answer, Joe. Like weeks ago when I went to be on a hub, I went to go see him. You know, the hub, man, they have this section where he's normally chilling. 128:16 I went to go to a club. I was leaving. He's like, yo, person, how are you, man? Did you have fun, dog? He was like, yeah. 128:23 He calls you dog. 128:24 He said, you have fun. I'm like, yeah, I have fun. Then I left. And then I went to go see him on Monday. And then I got there. He's like, boys, relax. Don't worry. I got you. I'm going to pull out. Relax. Don't worry. In English, I'm like, hey, come, sir. Maybe it's because of the show and you speak English here. 128:39 Oh, is this about the booking? 128:41 Which booking? 128:41 The one that you were trying to make and then he wasn't answering the phone and now he finally answered. It wasn't Kabza. It wasn't Kabza. Kabza's going to make it though. 128:48 No, no, Kabza, I want to speak to him personally. 128:50 Oh, okay. You fetched him. 128:52 No, I didn't fetch him. I want to go see him. 128:54 Okay. But is he coming to your event? No, no, no, no, no. Um... 128:58 What is he coming to? 128:59 No man, booking was conforming. Oh, okay. Royal music dropped also. I don't know how to pronounce this. S-Z-E-I-D. C-Z or something like that. 129:10 That's number three though. 129:13 Number three? 129:13 But it's after Demtuda, right? 129:15 No. I'm talking about on the chat. 129:18 What do you mean? 129:18 Yes. 129:20 The recent album. That song. 129:21 What do you mean? 129:23 Check on the chart. What song? This is a project that he dropped. But the single of that project. Yeah, yeah, wait, wait. I want to find the single. Which single are you talking about? Is it Eze or something? Oh, Eze. 129:34 No, no, it's not his song. 129:35 Whose song is that? 129:36 That's... Give me a second. 129:38 Teze. Teze. Oh, Teze is a fire song. Or for Wade. It's Wade and... And real music. 129:45 This is fire. 129:46 It's number three. I know it's number three. Yeah. It's fire. It's too much. It's too much, man. So share out royal music. So who is this Wade guy? Because I haven't heard of him. I heard some people saying he's a dope DJ. 129:57 Yeah, producer. 129:58 I never knew that he was a producer. Yeah, apparently Wade is fire. Yeah, he's dope. He's very dope. So Pinduka was talking about him. Yeah, you know, he's amazing. That's first... Who is he? 130:06 Um... He's... Rap Academy. 130:11 Yeah, Rap Academy. 130:12 It's Creative Corner. 130:13 Why can't you drop the Project Pros? 130:15 Yeah, I was supposed to go to the listening session. 130:17 Me too. Who the fuck has a listening session in Pretoria, dog? Like, I agreed to go. This guy didn't go and he was in Pretoria. Pretoria? Look, Who does a listening session in Pretoria, bro? 130:27 You need to be central, bro. It was on the... It was on the wings. And why is she having a listening session? 130:31 I was in Shinno Kikai and we were planning to go and then Shinno... I asked Shinno, where is it? We're having a situation. It was in Pretoria. Yeah, where is it? It's just Pretoria. 130:40 I'm like, bro, that's too fun. 130:42 Shinno has a beautiful song that is going to drop with Sinom Solo. Yeah? Don't forget that one. 130:50 Okay, shut up, shut up. And then... 130:52 I was saying, Makanji dropped a beautiful song. 130:54 Okay, talking about... I mean, Makanji dropped... Makanji dropped a beautiful project. No, no, no, hold on. Let's talk about Makanji. Don't cut me. No, I'm not cutting you. I'm adding context. Where is the piano in East Tulsa? 131:06 Because you know that Zulu is limited in terms of eloquence and articulation. Once the music goes... 131:14 and crosses over into the X, it's elevated. It comes up to a higher level. Think about it. Afropop was dope in Zulu. As soon as they changed and went Zahara, it elevated even higher. 131:28 Why aren't we hearing more of Makanj type records in piano? 131:33 You're cooking. 131:33 What's the name of the project? 131:37 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Makanj? I'm planning. What's the name of the project? You're planning? I've got a few. 131:41 I can give you some. What's the name of the project? I can give you one. 131:44 Give me one. It's called, the project is called? Swiso? 131:49 Transkai. It's called Transkai. 131:51 Why is she making a Transkai album and launching it in Pretoria? Like... And another thing is that when was Makanji born? They sabotage themselves, dog. Hold on. When was Makanji born? I literally agreed to go, dog. Transkai ended in 1993, dog. 132:05 I'm going to go to a decision to Pretoria. 132:07 People who are in Pretoria, hold on. All the Tosa people who are in Pretoria were running away from the Transkai government. Except for the ones that were collaborating with the Apartheid government. 132:15 But anyway, it's a beautiful project. The song I love there. She's with Mabalwa M and Sticks. Beautiful song. 132:23 My family ran away from the Transkai. 132:25 There's painful memories of the Transkai. It was an apartheid government, dog. So why is a young person shouting out Transkai as if it's something to be celebrated? 132:36 It's nothing to be celebrated. 132:39 You know what I mean? It's our past that is still haunting us, you know? But I mean, I didn't criticize... 132:49 Transkaimun by Hemsaki when she dropped that. Shut up man. I think that that was something that was about paying homage to the feeling of having a unified Xhosa homeland. 132:59 And then there's some Mascandi here. Mbongolo Yishende. Masha Lela. Masha Lela. And then the last one I have is Aifani with Msebens. 133:12 Ay man. Ay man. We had a good show. We just, we went way over two hours. Ah. Yeah, yeah. We've been talking. You know, we started off well. Okay, my bad. My bad. 133:24 Are we supposed to be under two hours or what? 133:27 Two hours. No, come on. We've had this conversation with Anna. 133:31 And so, we can have it again. Yo, boy Tahi, this was the gospel. Thank you for tuning in. 133:36 Oh, you're not going to let me do my little last of the minute rant? 133:41 This was a what? Music Pulse episode. I don't know what. Thank you so much, Pulsas, for tuning in. And we already had the gospel to start. Let coffee. I'm sorry, nigga. 133:50 What happened? Don't send no shooters. 133:52 I'm sorry, bro. What for? Wait. Let's keep rolling. 133:56 Relax, relax, relax. Let's keep rolling. You didn't read the Sunday Times on the weekend. Relax. It's over. 134:01 I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Yo. 134:05 I'm sorry, bro. I'm sorry. You're tipping this up. Tell this guy I said sorry. I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. Okay? You got that? 134:14 Unreservedly. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay? What happened, bro? No, nothing. Which article? Wait, wait, wait. It's been a great show, dog. 134:25 Hey, no, don't relax, dog. They spoke about it yesterday already. Relax, dog. Who spoke about it? I don't know who. What do you mean? Where? I'm sure. 134:34 They took a shot for it, right? 134:36 Oh, on the show. Let me see. 134:38 Can they speak about it? Hmm. 134:40 Hey, man. You're going to shoot the bomb at the end of the show. It's a bomb. 134:44 What is it, bro? 134:46 Okay, there's a… Sowetan. 134:48 Sowetan. Black coffee versus no tabaloi. High court push moves… High court push moves contempt case closer to possible jail time. Hey, man. You're going to shoot. 134:59 The bitter legal war between DJ Black Coffee and music executive Nuta Baloye has escalated after the Johannesburg High Court issued a strict deadline in contempt. Sorry. 135:11 Not in contempt. 135:13 Why is it? It said in contempt. 135:15 Why is it so it's not writing that? No, it was an interlocutory hearing. 135:19 Okay. 135:20 Yes. To force me to submit heads of argument. 135:23 Okay. 135:24 Yeah. 135:26 In simpler terms? 135:27 That's it. They're saying, yo, you must submit heads of argument. That's it. It's done. 135:32 I said sorry now. You know, we don't need to go into anything. That's what he wanted. He wanted a sorry. You got your sorry on the biggest podcast on the channel. 135:42 He's thinking to have you jailed for 60 days. 135:44 I mean, it's the same lawyer. 135:45 Following my lawyer's refusal to issue a court-ordered apology for Dimitri's statements made on a podcast last year. 135:53 No, that's a misquotation of his legal documents, but continue. 135:58 No, no, we good. I think we'll get into this next week. We open the show with it. 136:01 It's a promise. 136:02 It's a promise, pulses. It's a promise. It's a promise. It's a promise.