Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:01 The road to one million celebration made history. 00:07 But history has a sequel. 00:10 Oh, it's possible. One million wasn't the final destination. 00:15 Yes, we are now on the road to two million. 00:21 Every podcast and chill network host under one roof. 00:27 One stage, one night. Wow. 00:30 Wow, indeed. It is the podcast event of all podcast events. I think we've got a plan. And I like it. This is going to be one for the books. Where and when? On the 12th of December at Grand West Grand Arena in Cape Town. Where do I sign up? On the Quicket website. It's going to be epic. So get your tickets right now before they sell out. 00:54 Calling all chillers. 00:57 Assemble. 01:02 Welcome to Podcasts. 01:28 I'm assuming this doesn't end well. 01:34 Yeah, he never intros the show. 01:50 He always does the intro like in between the shows. 01:55 How do you expect someone that comes to work drunk with Babalaz to intro the show? I want you to tell the pastors why you're laughing. I'm laughing because this nigga made me stop drinking as much as I was drinking because he wanted to drink all the alcohol by himself. Now he's always sleeping in our couches here. 02:17 What? Why would you say that? That's a lie. 02:19 They say your English bundles are better when you're drunk. 02:21 Can you see your eyes? 02:23 I'm tired. I'm tired. You see, you're going shades now. You can't even put them on. Who's late? 02:30 I'm sober as a judge, man, as always. Welcome to another episode of Music Pulse, man. 02:43 This is a podcast where we tell our cool city. How are you, Mnodana? Hey, man. Why were you guys not at Uncool's thingy? No, no, no. He invited me. Who are you then? 03:01 No, no, I wasn't there. I wasn't invited. Where was it? 03:03 I was invited, but… Shout out to Uncool, man. He did invite me, but I was doing something in my studio. I couldn't leave. I was working with an artist that I could only get that time, like that day. 03:17 So, I had to sacrifice him. He didn't know about it. You know, I found out that Uncool is at 2003. He's a kid. I'm a cabolo politician. Oh, wow. 03:29 You see when he sent me the invite? You see when he sent me the invite? He called me, he's like... No. No, no, no. 03:37 That's the thing. I was shocked to find out that he's that young, bro. That's very... Oh, three. By the time I'm in 27, 28, I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do with the montage. 03:48 Dog. No, you must do something about it. You know, we tell girls to lose weight. We must start doing it with niggas also. 03:53 Don't you want to start? Don't you want to start? I'm good. You're not good. 03:59 Nigga, I'm good. I can stand up now and show him my back. It doesn't matter. 04:02 He's wearing his 2021 in Barcelona. 04:04 This thing still fits. I bought it like two years back, nigga. Oh, two years. I don't think he's supposed to fit. But he's my dog. He knows I like him. 04:10 Yeah, I'm cool. Shout out to I'm cool, man. Well done, man. I was happy to see that he's not only doing piano. Have you seen Anati? And that's it. He's tough. 04:19 He's in shape. He's tough. Yesterday at some event I went to, they played Liqueza's... 04:28 I was like, that man last year chowed, eh? Chowed. What do you mean? Oh, he killed gigs. 04:36 That thing is still going now. It was very progressive. 04:42 If you look at the stage of the country right now... 04:45 Do you think that that music is appropriate? Like if you look at what's happening in our country right now. 04:49 Let me tell you something. That music is appropriate for us. You said you don't go out and carry all these spirits that we carry when we go to the groove. So Tina, we are used to those spirits. 04:59 But do you think the country cares, dog? They do. In all honesty, bro, like… For example, Joe Ferrari went to the Matlanga Commission. The only thing we're talking about is Conte Conte. What is that? Conte Conte. What is that? A quotable quotation from whatever. From where? These closing remarks. He said something. 05:24 You don't know what's changing? I've got fatigue, dog, from this corruption. Everybody knows about it in this room, right? Everybody knows about it. What I like about this... Like, I was hearing people explaining, like, serious crimes as if it's nothing. 05:39 That's what I'm saying. We don't care, bro. And then after that, bring it to the Bible. That nigga was caught in the vest, dog. 05:46 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. 05:50 That thing I was quoting her ass, dog. I'm like, my nigga. I'm outside, I'm outside. 05:56 Bro, from that bombshell, from all those things that were listed in Madanga, that investigation, that whole process, what the country remembers is, I want to quote one of my quotable quotations. I want to leave you with this. That's what we focused on. Straight to the Bible. Everything else we're not there. We're entertained by this closing remarks. Straight to the Bible. Those are serious mafias there. Shout out, man. 06:22 But I want to do this first because we're getting to the episode, comrades. I was looking at the Bible. Let's go, let's go, let's go. 06:28 Guys, I'm wearing shades today. 06:30 I'm not trying to chime in any of you guys. It's just my eyes are red and I'm going to be honest. But not because I'm drunk. 06:37 Your eyes are red. 06:38 My eyes are red. Because I was in studio with toxins. 06:42 Shout out to you, man. 06:43 Taking in toxins. 06:44 Before we get into the video, and trust me, there's a lot to unpack. This episode is sponsored by Hollywood Bates. Right. Okay. So to Derby, 31st of October, FNB Stadium. Hollywood Bates and for all voucher, I send in one person there. VIP plus one. How do you get in? Redeem a for-all voucher of 50 rands or more into your Hollywood Bates account. Boom, you're in the draw. Two draws on the 9th and on the 16th of October with 20,000 in cash and betting vouchers shared between the winners. 07:19 The VIP trip, rather, goes in the second one. Entries close on the 15th and it's one prize per person. Links in the pinned comment. Sign up to get in. T's and C's are day two. Strictly 18 and over. Always gamble responsibly, comrades. 07:40 Not I will tell you all about stadiums and arriving earlier. 07:45 LAUGHTER 07:49 You're very excited today. You're super excited. 07:52 Did you watch the Scorpion Kings live on SABC 1? 07:55 I did not. What's happening? 07:56 I missed it, man. You missed it? You wanted to do a repeat or what? I wanted to see it. What do you mean? I enjoyed it, but I wanted to see it. 08:07 They're using Twitter influencers to promote SABC now. 08:12 What? What do you mean? Why do you think Skimsum trends? No, no, no, no. Skimsum is a show that's watched nationally, bro. 08:20 It's got a bot form, dog. Of people that are paid to bot form, dog. DSTV started that stuff. 08:25 Oh, yeah? 08:26 Moja Love also continued it. All these TV shows that are on TV. No one's watching TV, dog. 08:31 But anything is trending from TV, dog. Think about the people that are deep in my mouth, no Wi-Fi, not proper access to the internet. They watch SABC. They watch TV religiously. You understand? 08:44 They got electricity to watch TV all day. 08:46 There's still that audience that watches ACBC. Nonsense. You can't say nonsense, bro. Nonsense, bro. 08:52 What's on your pals, my dog? I know them, dog. They're my cousins. What are you talking about? What's on your pals, Fiso? 08:56 What's on my pals, man? Oh, I was chilling with the Lord Porter, man. Oh, man. I've said the Scorpion Kings. 09:01 Wait, that video, before you carry on, that video that I was taking at Cosmopolitan. 09:05 Yeah. 09:06 Was it that day? 09:06 Yeah, that day, yeah. 09:07 And Vulela, he said... That was right up to the show. He said, we were going to switch the call. We were going to switch the call. Yeah. 09:16 And then we were singing gospel when we were drunk. So the cops came, they switched off, they were singing the sound. And we kept singing. Which cops? We kept singing gospel. So we were rotating the mic. But it was really dope, man. Got to hang out with Pony properly. So a different site. It doesn't mean he's safe from being rocked. 09:34 What do you mean? 09:35 No, no. 09:38 Who rocks him? 09:42 Who rocks him? 09:44 You. Ah, never. 09:46 Never. 09:47 But the way Pony said, I must ask you, man. Oh, yeah. 09:49 What? 09:51 Why is your money blocked at Sony? 09:54 What do you mean? 09:55 Yeah, you have money that's blocked at Sony there. You, Cuesta, Leroy. Why? 09:59 Don't worry about our things. 10:02 No, no, no, no. We're worried about his things. So now he wants to know why is your money blocked? 10:09 Don't worry about him. Ask your co-host. Wait, wait. Yes. I understand. His money is blocked at Sony. Yeah. Reality money. 10:17 It's blocked at Sony. Yeah. 10:18 The only person that's probably able to do that is Malachi. Yeah. It's a reality dispute. Between whom? Between him, Leroy and probably Kosta. 10:27 No, but he was with Leroy to a listening session and it was good. 10:30 It doesn't matter. No, bro. Hey, bro. Hey, bro. In the music industry, we chill together when we owe each other. Oh, we are fighting. About some money. Do you want to earn some, Nodana? What's going on? Nah. 10:41 I don't know what Pori is talking about. 10:49 You know what I mean? If Pori told you what he told you, then he needs to tell you the full story. 10:56 Then you tell the full story that you know. 10:59 You're not getting a response out of me, dog. I'm not a dog. 11:03 Do you know how important is that shay? How important you made that shay, bro, look like? You can't disrespect that chair by not giving answers. Am I wrong, Tak? 11:13 No, you're right. 11:14 Why is your money blocked, bro? 11:15 I don't know. 11:16 Who wants more percentage between you and Leroy? 11:21 So everybody's money is blocked. So nobody needs it. Nobody's fighting for it. Nobody's fighting for it. They are fighting. That's why they freeze money. 11:31 So... 11:32 He might be saying... 11:35 He deserves 40% of the song. And then Leroy… He wants to give Leroy maybe… The label will take 20. Depending on the deal they had. So maybe he wants 40. And then he's saying the other… 40 left. Questa must split it with Leroy. I'm just thinking. 11:54 Leroy can go and say now. Questa can also say the same thing. No, but it doesn't make sense. 11:59 They can't do that to know. You worked at Sony. Were you not a director at Sony? Doesn't matter. I mean, you can easily talk to. I mean, why would they do that to you, bro? The authority. 12:08 You don't want to tell me or call my large? 12:10 I'm going to call my large. 12:11 Are we? 12:13 Mother, there's no need. Do you call Malaj or give us something? There's no need. No. You can do whatever you like. What is... Okay. You're not getting anything out of me, though. 12:20 No, nothing we do here. 12:23 No, okay. Swiso. Swiso. I understand you're fishing, right? He's not... You're not going to hook him. 12:28 So just tell us. I'm going to hook him. You're not going to get eyes out of him. 12:31 No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. 12:35 No, no. No, no. 12:36 No, no. No, no. 12:37 No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No Is he telling the truth or not? 12:45 About what? 12:46 What he's just saying. 12:47 He needs to tell you what he's telling you. He just says it. He needs to say what he's saying. Stand on that. You understand what I'm saying? And stand on that. 12:56 You need to understand that. Me, I know what's going on. I want to know who is the greedier between you, Leroy, and Cuesta. 13:04 Mm-mm. 13:05 Mm-mm. 13:07 Don't make me call Senzo, Joe. I'll call him. You can call whoever you like. Oh, Quesda. Yeah. You can call whoever you like. Okay, Mafizo, so now Pori, meeting Pori, is that it? Is that it? No, Pori asked me to ask him. 13:19 Okay. Yeah, so clearly Pori wins because he doesn't have answers. 13:24 So, shit, okay. Is there more? Yeah, yeah. So, I was chilling with Porter, man. Hey, man. Had a lot of conversations. Like, I think I was chatting with Porter for more than two hours, dog. I had so much fun with the brood. He's a brood, bro. And he was telling me… So, I asked him why did he say… So, he recommended a book. 13:48 He took my phone and wrote… And googled a book. 48… Laws of Power. 48 Laws of Power. So there's… Beginner's reading. Yeah, there's a chapter there. That says… What does it say? It says, let other people do the work. 14:06 And take the shine. 14:10 I have never laughed like that at Groove, dog. I'm like, this nigga, bro. So… There's no devil, bro. So you didn't read the book? I did read the book. I am reading the book. Okay, okay. Relax. 14:20 You're reading 48 laws of power because Puri said you must read it? 14:23 Yeah, because I also want power. 14:25 So that book will give you power? 14:27 No, no, no. 14:28 There's a lot of things that are smart in you as a human being. You're a journalist, dog. Don't be dumb. Oh, yeah. All right. Don't be dumb. Are you sober? 14:36 Journalists need to be dumb. That's how they ask questions. 14:39 You and Shane are struggling today. Shane's sleeping. 14:42 Okay. A journalist, I think they're smart as a bad journalist. 14:47 Because they think they know everything. 14:49 Sounds like someone relates here. 14:50 What did you say? No, I'm just saying. I know journalists as well, dog. Inside out. 14:54 Yeah, but I didn't hear what you said. I want someone to hear it again. 14:57 Uh-huh. 15:02 I don't know him that well. 15:04 So yeah, man. 15:06 Izzy Brood, bro. I had so much fun with Pory, man. I spoke to Pory, bro. Like about business, bro. That nigga will give you game. 15:14 In the club? Yeah. That nigga will give you game in a short space. And you guys were probably close by because, I mean, it's in a section. No, he was sitting here. That's what I'm saying. You guys were close by. And he had to like go closer to you. 15:26 This is why you ask me how does he smell. 15:28 Oh. 15:29 No. 15:30 That's where you were going. I know you were going. That's not where I was going. You were going there. You were obsessed with the smells. No, no, no. 15:36 You know in the club… But smells matter, dog. 15:41 This nigga's gonna ask me, how does he smell? Does poor smell good? No, nigga. Don't do that shit. That shit is gay. 15:48 Fuck, dog. You know in the club, niggas will be breathing Hennessy like right directly into your nose, dog. Talking about things that will never happen. 15:57 It doesn't drink Hennessy. 15:59 No, I'm just saying. Hennessy's just... 16:02 Breathing alcohol directly into your nose. Talking about things that will never happen. Spitting in your face at that. 16:08 You aware? 16:09 No, I know. I'm very much aware. And that's not me. So you don't come and tell us that conversation will materialize or will be progressive. No, no, no. We'll see by results. 16:16 No, no, no. Guys, come on. 16:18 Come on. And drinking is that people see you drunk, dog. Like no one should ever see you drunk. That should be something you keep to yourself. You know what I mean? It's like seeing you in hell. 16:28 When you're high, are you able to keep it to yourself? Yeah. Ah, fuck. 16:32 You are, nigga. Yeah, you are. No, very much so, nigga. 16:37 No, nigga. Authority. 16:39 No, dog. A drunk person is always a problem, dog. Come on. That's why they say don't drink and drive, dog. Authority. You understand what I'm saying? That's why they have alcohol ads, dog. Authority. Anti-alcohol ads. They spend a lot of money, dog. There's agencies. They have RAF for you motherfuckers. You understand what I'm saying? 16:55 There's big... Billions that go out for that shit, digger. 16:57 Authority. 16:57 Nah, it's transport month. 16:58 Authority. Don't drink and drive. Baba Chrissy told you, motherfuckers. Observe transport month. It's October. 17:04 May I see you immediately about Kuni. We're fast. 17:08 So you can't keep it to yourself. It's impossible. You are not keeping it to yourself. You are lying to yourself. 17:13 Never. 17:14 So yeah, man. Yeah, that's it, man. Like, I wanted to say... People... 17:19 No, you don't interact with me, nigga. Because I was with Combelein yesterday. It's like, yeah. You know Combelein? No, no. You know Combelein? Leroy's brother. 17:41 Our minimum once at the quarter feast. 17:43 Yeah, yeah. So it's like, why are you here? I don't believe that. They can, the authority noise. They say the authority was bored. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 18:12 I also respect the authority. Let's say the authority of Rupert. 18:21 It doesn't mean I don't respect the authority. I respect you. Yo, wait. Yo. Nah, it's really a Tuesday, bro. It's a Tuesday for real. 18:34 I know. Let's go, man. You did? I'm good. Leave my bro alone. Okay. Guys, don't laugh at now. Don't want that thing. Notice my bro. It's on your pulse. No, no, no. 18:44 Start with his pulse. 18:45 He just finished his pulse. That was his pulse. Yeah, that was his pulse. 18:48 What's your pulse? 18:50 Oh man, on... Was it... That was the Wednesday. The EFF had a jazz hour that they did in... Was it Melrose? Melrose. So I went there. Of course you were going to be there. What do you mean of course I was going to be there? Pop-nobbing. What do you mean of course I was going to be there? 19:09 In Melrose. 19:10 It was leadership. There was leadership. Was they wearing overalls? Malema's puppet. Malema's puppet. 19:17 Wow, okay, so I was invited there. No, you have the right to deny. How am I speaking? I've never spoken to Julius Malema directly. I've never shook his hand. 19:29 I don't even think I've been like five meters close. I've never been. He was sitting right there. I never went to go speak to him. Do you know what people of Ratanang? Who's Shota? 19:39 This is Ratanang now, the sun. Or the cabbages. 19:45 Who is shorter between you and Malema? Both of y'all midgets, bro. What? 19:49 You can't call CICM. 19:51 What? Please, watch your mouth. You're about puppet. That's a leader. But if you're short, you're short. That's a leader of a political party. But if you're short, you're short. He's not short. He's probably the same height as you. No, no, no, no, no. Have you seen him close by? I have. No, man. Don't call him names, bro. Did I not say he's a puppet? I did it in purple so you can see. I wanted to prove a point. The project they dropped is called Just Our Volume 6. And it features a lot of artists. There's also my piano songs. Obviously, struggle songs that are there. 20:23 You know. And then, obviously, there was a couple of comrades that came to confront me because of what I said on the show about the airfields. Comrades. Okay. EFF people are comrades now. Okay. These comrades. From what struggle? 20:34 Fight or whatever. Actually not. Please take it on. No, no. 20:39 I'm asking. 20:40 Yeah. Please answer my brother there. What was it? EFF. You're saying EFF members are comrades. So my brother there wants to know. 20:48 Don't call you comrade. Don't call you comrade. Don't call you comrade. 20:53 Okay. Okay. 20:54 So they came to me and they're like, yo bro. Who came to you bro? I don't know the guy's name. 21:00 They make jazz. 21:02 What was that? 21:04 I don't know him, right? But he's a prominent member of the party. So he comes to me, he's like, yo. Is he light-skinned? No, no, these pictures. I'll show you his pictures. Sinawa Tambo. No, not Sinawa. I know Sinawa. I know the leaders. I'll find it now on Twitter. Viyani Pambo. I know Viyani. 21:18 Can't be Viyani. It can't be Viyani. Viyani's very popular. He came to me and he's like, yo. There's places where Viyani's more famous than Marem. Yeah, but anyway. 21:28 Yeah, is that his name? What are you trying to do? What do you mean? 21:34 I know Dunga, bro. Come on. 21:36 Okay, I'm thinking. I'll find a picture of him. He comes to me, he's like, yo, dude, you said that... You said that EFF rallies are packed in the full because of the line-up. 21:49 And the t-shirt. That's what he said. He said that. 21:51 No, he said it. He said I said that. No, no, no. I remember what he said. Let me… I never said that. 21:57 No, no, no, no. He said. No, ta. EFM realis are always packed because those niggas give away t-shirts. No, t-shirts. Line up. 22:07 They pay people to come there. 22:10 And the buses. Some people from rural areas. You're throwing me even under the bus west. You're already there. You're misquoting me as my coach. One of the buses always crash. You know, so I'm like, no, you're misquoting me. That's not what I said. I said the lineup contributes to the numbers that come to the rallies. No, it doesn't. I was like, I'll be a note. It's fine. We really debated it, man. I want to. 22:35 I want to clarify to the fighters, right? Because now, a picture that was posted of me on the EFF page on Twitter, on Instagram. They posted you? Yeah, because I was there by the band and they just took a picture and they posted it there, right? People are in the comments saying, hey, why was this boy invited? He's always talking bad about the EFF. I've... 22:53 EFF people are like that. 22:54 I've always supported the EFF. I've always been at the rallies. I even went to Durban to support that big celebration they had. You know, I've got nothing against the party. That's where I'll always go whenever I'm invited. You understand? Not big Zulu, man. So I was saying, it contributes. So he's like to me, no, it doesn't contribute as much. I was like, nigger, does it contribute or does it not? 23:15 There was an artist that was supposed to be booked at the Cape Town thing. Can I finish? Are you going to allow me to finish? That they took off the line-up. And someone tweeted Julius and then he removed him immediately and then he posted a new flyer immediately with immediate effect. 23:30 Yeah, sorry, it's finished. 23:31 Something happened. 23:34 Disgusting. 23:36 So, he's like, you know, out of 50 people, probably 10 come because of the lineup. That's what he said. So I was like, that's the contribution. 23:47 That's exactly what I was saying. I didn't say people come there because of that. I said it contributes to people coming there. So I said 5 out of 10. No, no, no. 10 out of 50. 23:57 No, it's for the incidental people, the people that are in that hood, whoever they're doing their rally. The people that are in the hood, they are not aligned to any political party. 24:08 I don't have any differences against it. That's why I'm always there. I've been a supportive fellow. 24:14 Did you vote for them? My vote is my secret. 24:17 You say what? 24:19 Do you feel like you cleared your name? I'd like to think so. Although I was disturbed, but I'd like to think so. I'd like to think that you guys will now see me in a different light because I am going to be there probably in the nearby future doing stuff. We want you to get those gigs, bro. no nigga it wasn't a gig I was there to listen to the come on I was there to listen to the music and it sounded great and we were dancing and we were chanting and we were eating and it was a feast and it was nice leadership was there it was just amazing bro being there I said it the other day when it comes to politics bro and 24:50 This thing of choosing sides and... Me, me, FF, me, MC. 24:55 Bro, don't do that. These niggas are friends, bro. All of them. These niggas are brules, bro. 25:00 These niggas are brules. You need to take a stand at some point as a man. You need to stand for something. Because the moment you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. So what do you stand for now? I stand for my... I stand for my word. And what I said, I can back my words. I'm a man of my words. I have a backbone. I don't just get taken by the air. 25:19 Amir, don't rock the comrades. I still want to go to... What is the place? No, that's the thing. But I'm not clearing my name so that I can now be part of the clan. That's not what I'm doing. I was just saying that I was misquoted. By whom? 25:34 They still booked you, right? I wasn't booked. What's on your pulse, Doc? Why were you there? 25:40 I was there to listen to the album. It was a listening session. How did you get that? Just like I'd go to Uncool's listening session. 25:45 EQ was there. I saw EQ there. 25:47 At Uncool's? 25:48 No, no, no. At the EFF thing. 25:50 Oh, yeah. 25:50 It smelled good. 25:53 EQ, EQ. It smells good. 25:54 It smelled good. 25:56 I'm sure you were happy to smell him. Nomi was there also. So Nomi... 26:01 So Nomi was there also. Who's Nomi? From… Oh, not sorry. Not sorry. Oh, not sorry. From the podcast. 26:08 Bro, here. Bro, I think Podcasting Children Network is… Here you rock the boss. You rock the camera crew. I mean, you rock the crew. You rock the boss's wife. 26:19 Here you rock anyone. 26:22 I take that back. 26:24 But you get what I said. 26:26 You want to have freedom of speech, dog. This is really democracy. It's here. 26:31 Where? 26:31 She's 36 now. 26:48 Which stuff is this when we do a sleeve club in Santa? Oh, she doesn't live? 26:51 Live for your owner. He's 36 in the karate class. 26:55 Edwin Soddy owns me, right? He was there also. Edwin Soddy. Allegedly. Obviously. Isn't he the owner? 27:00 He is the owner. 27:02 I think he is the owner. I think I saw him. 27:04 Mm-hmm. 27:12 It's crazy how like you meet a mini-lamin, dog. They look at you once like, oh shit, what is he doing here? And then… Were you guys in the same section? No, that was a very expensive section, that one. So how did you… I went to the artist one. Where Momo and them were? Yeah, that corner. Because I was in Kosazana. Yeah, then I went to that corner. I was like, hey… But she doesn't seem like a horrible person, bro. 27:38 Leave her alone. Okay? Leave her alone. 27:40 No, she doesn't seem like a horrible person. Shout out. It was good to see her. I didn't speak to her. I saw this interview she did with her. You have to greet her, but again, she's like… 27:49 Yeah, you don't know. 27:50 And that's what you want when I greet. Am I going to get greet back or am I going to get clapped? I don't know. What would you think that? Huh? What would you think you'd get clapped? 28:00 They don't like us, bro. Ah, that's what you think, man. They're not like us. That was on your palm, my dog. 28:05 Yeah, man. Ish. The trials and tribulations of Lerato Kanyako. 28:11 Hey, that rhymes, actually. 28:13 Damn, yeah. So, you know, I don't know what's going on with her. 28:17 Apparently she was crying or whatever. You know what I mean? Posting cryptic things. You know what I mean? 28:23 Posting what, Nata? Posting what? She was faced by an ambulance. 28:27 Where? 28:28 Outside complex or whatever. She was crying, shouting, whatever. That's what I read. There's some DM or so. She was faced by an ambulance. Yeah, but carry on. I'll get into it. 28:37 Yeah, man. Like, you know, there's a song. You know what I'm saying? 28:53 It's like he didn't get shit what you said. 28:56 He knows, exactly. You picked your own flower. You know what I mean? Like, you made your bed, you got to lay in it, you know? 29:03 Who said she must now marry le guzumel? 29:07 When you marry Luguzumela, you go through Luguzumela things. 29:10 That's Tamindlala you're talking about, right? Whoever she's married to. Tamindlala. He's a Luguzumela, right? I don't know if he's a Luguzumela. Yeah, that's the accusation. 29:18 He owns Sterland there. You understand Luguzumela's own things. 29:21 He has buildings in Pretoria. Yeah, one buildings, Luguzumela. By Tamindlala. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. 29:28 No, no, no, no. 29:29 He's not a private brewer, bro. He's a Leguzumel. He's not a private brewer. You understand what I'm saying? He's really not a private brewer. You understand what I'm saying? You can't be booking stadiums here. And then you think... You understand? 29:41 So you want to be with Leguzumel, so you must do Leguzumel things, man. You chose your life. 29:48 You chose it. You know that song, Optimist? You understand what I'm saying? 29:51 She was busy with soccer players right in the past. 29:54 She what? Oh, she dated Mahuta. 29:57 She dated Mahuta? Yeah, not Mahuta, the musician. The guy that he called Kata Khomelaj. 30:03 You can't date it. No, the guy, they called him Mahuta. He played for Pirates and then he played for Swallows afterwards. 30:08 She dated a soccer player? 30:11 Kateho Mashiho. 30:12 Kateho Mashiho. 30:12 Yeah. Number 44. Yeah. Left. Yeah. She dated him. Yeah. That's someone that knows better than us. You know what I mean? Come on. They were on Soweto TV together at some point in time. Doing interviews and stuff like that. So you know what I mean? She's been around the block. 30:28 You understand? Now you wanted to date Leguzumela because you want to stunt on us. You want to stunt on us. Now I'm having Valentine's Day at the stadium. What what? Zonkers. Perform. You understand what I'm saying? Exactly. 30:41 You wanted to murder us. You were killing it on the gram. Killing it on the gram. 30:45 So please, please. 30:47 We don't want you crying. We don't want you threatening to kill yourself. We don't want you in any of that. We don't want to hear none of your nonsense. Please. We don't. 30:57 No attention from us. Please. Search yourself out, dude. Search yourself out. Like, what the hell? I can't understand it, dog. 31:12 You understand? You're doing everything. You're killing it, dog. Why are you complaining? You got the best life. The softest life, man. 31:20 You understand? 31:22 I love Lerato Kanyako, man. No, man. I think by now, she needs to know that you can't have everything in life. 31:32 Mm. 31:32 Right? Like by now. Why are you laughing, dog? That's my sis, bro. Like, seriously. Nah, B. No, no, no. No, hold on. Hey, my man, you spoke your mind. Let me speak mine, right? No, I'm listening. Oh, you are not done. No, I'm listening. I'm listening. 31:48 No, I'm listening. I came in peace today, bro. So, I was saying, man, I love Sisley Rato, man. Sisley Rato? 31:57 This guy, not too long ago, he wanted to rock Metro FM. 32:09 He's like, yeah, hey, we must rock, what, what? Now he's like, okay. 32:14 He doesn't stand for anything. I just said it now. 32:18 And he's not standing for it. Yeah, he can't. So what does Metro FM have to do with Lovato? Like Ukraine. 32:25 My problem at Metro FM is with compilers, bro. It's not with the hosts. 32:30 No, it hurts. No, I'll just bring a leak. 32:32 Lerato is best friends with the compilers. Yes, continue. 32:34 It doesn't matter, man. She still doesn't get her song played as much as she would want to in her own station. What do you mean, dog? I'm telling you. I met her. She's a very good person. No, Lerato is a beautiful heart, dog. Beautiful people. 32:46 So, but I wanted to say to my sister out there, I met Lerato through Seoul. We're still managing Seoul. They're very close. Lerato Khanyako and Seoul, Penduga have a good relationship. 32:54 And Penduga. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I met her then. Seoul stands for nothing either. 33:01 I mean… I'm the only one that hosts this show when you talk shit about salt bro. 33:06 And relax. No, no, no. For real, I can't relax. Oh, he stands for that. No, no, no. I can't relax. That's my brother, bro. That's my brother. You don't do that to Seoul. At least not when I'm around. You see? You have a house there. You can do it there by your place alone. Don't do it here when I'm in front here. Because now I can't keep quiet when you talk shit about Seoul. 33:23 I wasn't talking shit. 33:24 No, no. You did last week and I saw it when I watched the review of the show. What did he say? 33:29 What did I say about it? 33:29 I don't want to say it again, bro. Fuck it. Ooh. 33:33 Fuck you for disrespecting Saul. 33:34 So… You stood for something there. 33:42 He stood for something. I gotta give it to you. Yeah, I wanted to say I have so much love and respect for her. 33:50 And by now, man, she's been through her with all the money she has or she chows or she gets with all the hotels and everything else. By now, she should have realized that you cannot have everything in life. God will not give you everything. He will not give you everything, bro. God will not give you everything. So by now, she should understand that. And this thing of being cheated on, man. Beyonce was cheated on, man. 34:17 Are you immune to be cheated on, man? Why? 34:21 No one is immune to this thing. That thing is a disease, bro. That everybody cares. Men, women. All of them carry that shit. All of us carry that shit. 34:29 Right? So, just rest, bro. Like, let you be content with what you have. Move on, bro. Find ways to be happy. Anyway, bro, like me, if I had all the money that I had hanging out with my hands, That's what you think though. I don't know. 34:45 That's what every… Well… But why is she still there? I'm not poor. I live in a house with a garden. I said not so fortunate. 34:51 My house is a garden. Not so fortunate people. That's what… Oh, okay. I just wanted to put it… My house is a garden. So… So what about… 35:02 Hey, I don't know. 35:07 I've never seen this man. But I have beautiful grass in my house. 35:10 Oh yeah. Nice. 35:12 My kids play there. So… Yeah, by now my sister should know that… There's kids. 35:19 By now, my sister should know, Ma, you can't have everything in life, man. 35:23 And also, my last advice, because it hurts me to see shit like this in the net, especially with her, because I've got so much respect for her. Can you try keep some of the things private? Why doesn't she leave? 35:37 If she's tormented, like, why doesn't she leave? 35:40 Why isn't she single? 35:42 Like, no. Like, why? Why must we wait for something to happen? And like, you know what I mean? 35:50 This is not a first crash out. You always crash out on a line, right? Always crashing out. Like, what relationship needs a crash out? 35:56 What type of relationships are y'all having where you need to have crash outs? You need to have police reports. You need to end your relationship. 36:05 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. 36:08 I found the screenshot and it says an ambulance just came to pick up LKG. Ambulances need to come in your relationship. She's weeping at her gate. 36:16 I think she was alone, but she tried to commit suicide. I think her friends are taking her somewhere, maybe hospital. They say she was crying, shouting. 36:24 She was alone, now she has friends. 36:26 She was shouting, when am I getting a break? But she was crying like someone died. 36:33 But no one died. No one died. 36:35 Why is she crying like someone died when no one died? 36:39 We don't know. 36:40 That's the problem, dog. Maybe the story went to Philip. No. We are tired, dog. The country is tired. There's so much bullshit going on. And there's certain women that play in our faces about certain shit, man. 36:55 Do you understand? They must leave their relationships if those relationships are toxic. Be single. You know what I mean? Be protected. Be safe. 37:03 Do you understand? Don't have, like, you know, there was a GBV campaign against her husband, the principal intimidating some woman. You know what I mean? Why is a GBV? You've got a GBV campaign against a man who's married to someone else and paying your rent. 37:21 Like, what is that? Like, do you understand what I'm saying? 37:26 There's videos, there's... 37:28 voice notes being sent around, call recordings, gossip bloggers, all of this type of shit. Just like, dude, we're trying to protect girl children, dog, in this world. 37:40 We're trying to protect girl children. And they are making it very difficult to protect girl children. 37:47 Very difficult. Because the image of women that is out there, especially the ones that are in the media, all of them are going through some nonsense, some rubbish. Yeah, no. 37:59 You know what I mean? It's hard to have any empathy for any of them. 38:03 You know? 38:04 And that's just bad. Are you good? 38:07 What? You're sleeping on huge. It's this thing. Leadership. Leadership. Leadership. I'm bored. From now on, next week, dude, we're brutalizing everyone when you walk. 38:30 Including the main host, Mr. Britta Lange. Oh, my pimpani. 38:33 How some people love my pimpani, vel? What? Not my pedi? No, I thought pedi, I like that. By the way, why Lila Tocha Nyako is my pedi? 38:40 Why Lila Tocha Nyako is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? 38:53 Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? 38:56 Why Lila Tocha is my pedi? Why Lila Tocha is my ped Where are you referring to? I wanna know. 39:12 I mean, I saw Royal Music is going on a tour with Tyler. This was on his Twitter. A pop tour with the Queen, Tyler. And then I think they're doing France, Netherlands, London. Nice. 39:30 Tyler needs some nice openers. Tyler needs some nice openers. 39:36 Nice openers. Yeah, you know, openers. But he's one of the best. 39:40 I don't know if it's about the best. This is where Nota pays the bill. Relax. 39:45 What do you mean? Take it on. Thailand is what? No. 39:49 Listen to what I'm saying first. 39:51 Openers, right, are a way to make money for the tour before you actually go on tour. Openers book their slots. We got a hot ticket tour. You want to promote your artist, right? The management needs to book an opening slot. So they pay for the opening slots. 40:05 Oh, yeah. 40:06 So it's a nice way to ensure that, yo, some South African businesses like Royal Music, Right? They're supporting their artists by supporting Tyler's tour and making sure that she makes money off of her tour. Yeah. You don't just sell tickets. You sell opening slots. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Do you know about that? Are you proud of Tyler? What do you mean? I mean, like… Take it on, man. 40:26 Take it away, bro. 40:27 Wait. 40:29 This is the right time. Okay. I'm not proud of her… showing us him Zin Zela though. 40:35 Okay. 40:36 Oh, okay. 40:38 The Mtintilla guys, we can't be showing Mtintilla guys. Please. 40:42 Sorry, at least there's something you don't like about Tyler. No, the Mtintilla. 40:46 I hate Mtintilla, Fana. Like, I'm just seeing Mtintilla everywhere. I can't even repost the picture. Anyway, yeah, let's go. 41:06 So she had like 42 million views of red carpet look on popcorn. You know what I mean? By the 30th of September. 41:16 So she was like the most talked about person at the VMAs. VMAs. Exactly. And I think that, yeah. It was mid. 41:26 It was mid. No, I think it was a pencil skirt. Just to draw up some attention. Mm-hmm. 41:33 But it's made. 41:34 You know what I mean? A couple of these in my section do not mention. That's the line. What song is that again? 41:42 Aman Tomazana. Aman Tomazana remix. Yo. Damn. 41:47 Exactly. Yo, damn. Is there any other female rapper you can quote? 41:53 Insata. 41:55 I'm just asking. No, I just quoted her. That's a quote though, I just quoted her. 42:02 What do you mean? I just quoted her. 42:20 Oh, shit. I saw Fifi Cooper also at the EFF thing. She was dope. Speaking about female rappers. You know what I mean? Yeah. So, like, yeah. 42:27 So, I think Tyler is killing it. I think that it's dope that Royal Music is jumping onto the tour. I think it's dope that Uncle Waffles jumped onto the Ashake tour. I think that it's dope that she jumped onto the Kei Trinata tour as well. Yeah, she was on the Kei Trinata tour as one of the openers as well. And yeah, man, I think that it's over for DJing as a whole. 42:57 Like, you know, Uncle Waffles has broken DJing forever. 43:01 You know, if you think about it, I was seeing a post from this other like European EDM DJ, like he's apparently some goat. I don't know who he is, but he was posting that, yo, when I first met Black Coffee like 20 something years ago, you know what I mean? This is what was happening and this is what he was doing. I don't think we'll ever see like another like DJ star like Black Coffee or anybody like Steve Aoki you name it I don't think he's at that level I don't think no no Shimza's not at that level no no he's not at that level my leader Come on. 43:37 No, don't do that. 43:38 Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Who's the headliner of that thing? It's Shimza. No, it's Black Coffee. So, I'm just saying. Come on, dog. Let's be serious. I'm not joking. I'm not clowning any of them. 43:52 Black Coffee needs that gig. What? That best of both worlds. He doesn't need it. No, not that he needs it, but for the South African market, bro. Because who's actually going to book him? Who's going to book Black Coffee by Shimza? Who can afford him, bro? 44:02 Lots of people book him. Joe Ferrari can afford him. 44:05 So... 44:09 Joe Ferrari has a lot of future plans. I was listening to Joe Ferrari, I'm like, this man's got lots of future plans. 44:14 You are slick. I spoke about it and you said you didn't listen. Oh, motherfucker. 44:18 He's got lots of future plans, that man. 44:19 Yeah. 44:21 Lots of future plans. 44:22 No, in future, we're going to, you know, I'm like, future? The man moves with God's grace. 44:34 Like, you know, these niggas, these niggas, bro, these niggas, how dumb do they think we are, bro? 44:41 Yeah, but let's get back to the DJing stars. You know, when there's an interruption, you must know it's us. 44:50 He was telling the president, you must know it's us. 44:52 And Gweta Mandaj. 44:53 And you see Gweta Mandaj writing it down. You must know it's us. And then they said the buses are burnt. He's like, hey. And you Steve. 45:01 Tyler? 45:03 Hey man. Finally she's doing something that I think she should be doing. I appreciate it. Put on people your age. 45:11 And also poor people that are real musicians. And I really… Who do you wish should have taken these opening slots rather than real music? I don't think… It didn't finish. 45:22 Why did you give me the slot when you were still gigging? 45:24 I was still gigging. But yeah, it's fine. 45:28 No, that's what I'm making. No, I want you to make a strong point. 45:31 I'm helping you along. No, you don't have to go laser. I'm just saying, who do you think other than real music… You don't have to glaze her. Yeah, you don't have to. It's fine. I'm not glazing, bro. No, I'm… Okay. I'm just saying you don't have to even if you don't want to. 45:46 No, I'm not glazing. I don't get paid. That's right. I know people, yeah. So, I may speak my mind when it comes to Tyler. I'm saying, it's good that she's doing… She put someone on from South Africa. 45:57 A real Amapiano artist. 45:59 A real Amapiano artist. 46:00 A real Amapiano artist, producer and performer. And DJ. 46:04 I like that. It's people her age. It's her generation. That's dope. What I don't want is don't be out here calling out about Tira and them to like come open your nonsense. Right? So, that's what I was saying. 46:17 How old is Royal Music? 46:20 Ah, Royal is too young bro. 46:21 He's young. Do you know when I met Royal? You know Google says he's 35 but it turns out he's 21. Google says he's 25. He's South African? I think he is. I think he is South African. That head shape. 46:35 Ah, come on. Don't do that. 46:37 We don't have that one in my village. Ah, no, we don't have that one. 46:39 That boy South African. Stop that nonsense. Ah, no, I'm asking. Can we please push them boys, bro, without… No, fella, he doesn't look young. We need to know if he's South African or not. You need to know. There's nothing wrong with me. 46:50 Your nationality, there's nothing wrong. 46:51 Yeah, but you know me, I always say fuck them kids, but that kid is respectful. That's fine. 46:56 But we just want to know if he's South African or not. That's all we… We just want to know. Why? Because Kaya is always searching in Switzerland. No, that's not what we're saying. We just want to know. There's nothing wrong with being from a different country in South Africa. But we just want to know as South Africans. 47:08 No, no, no. I remember I spoke Zul many times with him, man. 47:11 That doesn't mean anything. So… 47:13 Okay, guys, no, come on, stop it. Stop what? Leave the boy, man, come on. No, it's not about the boy. No, no, no, stop it. 47:19 It's not about the boy. No, we've welcomed the boy kindly, Nash, you know, but Bruce, we've welcomed him. You didn't welcome Bruce. What do you mean we didn't welcome him? 47:26 Why did you say Nakwida wouldn't go do BBL to come fuck Bruce? 47:31 Huh? 47:32 I did say that. I did say that. I did say that. No, I did. No, no. No, no, no. But I did say it. 47:39 Come on, bro. 47:41 So, man, let me finish my sentence. You niggas. Guys, okay, guys. 47:46 We need to get to a point where when I speak, you niggas shut up. 47:55 Are we going to get there at some point? 47:57 Yeah. 47:58 I think we can put it in practice. We can actually start now, at this moment. 48:01 Right. So what I was saying is, job for talent to do what she's doing. What makes me more, more, more, more appreciative of that is the fact that she's doing that for someone in her age group. 48:14 Right? That's commendable. She can put on Royal Star. She can't put on Tira, dog. She can't put on K-Spanienverse. She can't put on Questa. 48:23 Yo, do you see Tira's got a gig in the US? I bet all of those people that are going to Tira's gig in the US know Tira's music. 48:31 He just asked that we be quiet when he speaks. 48:35 I'm just saying, yeah. 48:38 Next time, he must ask his son to respect me. 48:41 His son. Who's his son? 48:43 No, him. 48:44 Odira's son. 48:46 Exactly. I don't think that call is going to be in the episode. It doesn't matter. 48:49 No, it must be there. Put it there. 48:53 Don't do that. 48:55 Don't do that. 48:57 Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. We don't want someone's father to be coming on to a show where he's on weekly, now telling kids to disrespect other people. Like, imagine that, dog. I'm a grown man, dog. 49:09 A legend. One you need to discuss with your friends at Groove. 49:14 Talking about me. 49:16 That's cool. Shout out to Tank, man. You guys made me forget what I wanted to say because you guys talk too much. Let's move on to the next talk. 49:21 But I don't think there's anyone that's more deserving than Royal Music to be on the tour with Tyler. 49:26 But what is he helping? 49:27 What do you mean what is he helping? 49:28 What is he helping? 49:29 He's helping on my piano. For the progress of the genre. 49:32 Don't you think Tyler should have took Hit Boss? 49:36 Look, I told you how it works, right? What for? Hit Boss should have paid to have Shandesh there open. He could do that. 49:43 I'm sure he's got budget, right? Who? Hitboss. You should have budget to at least, you know what I mean? 49:49 Hitboss is a fan. Oh, yeah. 49:50 All right. I mean, I saw this. 49:52 You know all about people's monies. 49:53 I saw this. I know Wednesdays. So we have a list here of… of people that were put on by a San El musician. People are saying that this guy is not giving his flowers properly. He's actually a legend, right? He's saying we know Azana because of San El. We know Simi because of San El. We know Mtoonzi because of San El. Some say we know Mzaki because of San El. They are beg to differ. 50:17 Why would you say not? Why would you say not? 50:21 We want Carla. We want Moby Dixon. 50:23 Yes, but we didn't know her. 50:26 We know the song, but we didn't know her. 50:27 I just said deja vu. 50:28 Love Color Spin. 50:29 I just said deja vu shots. 50:31 Love Color Spin, we didn't know her. But the truth of the matter is that we know her from Face Your Life. 50:35 And then we know Sinom Sol because of Sun El musician. To be honest, Sun El is a legend, really talented, and I'm problematic. Facts. I'm problematic. I'm problematic. Who wrote that? 50:46 It's just on Twitter. 50:51 I thought it'd be something nice to discuss. You know, is he a legend? I mean, he really put good people on. These are great people he put on. Yeah, but he was put on by Busi. Himself. 51:00 Yeah. But he didn't get it that way. No, no, no. So like, I mean, before he wants praise for himself, before people want praise for him, he must go out and praise Busi. If we see him praising Busi and saying, you're Busi. But we don't know if he's doing it. No, no. We don't know if he's doing it. Maybe he's doing it privately. Maybe he's doing it privately. He had a whole entire, what is that thing called? 51:17 That thing. A listening session? No, man. At Monte Casino. You were there. Freezing cold. 51:22 Or Red Bull Symphonic. 51:23 You understand what I'm saying? What Dollar Took's in? 51:26 You understand? 51:27 He comes from... Busi. 51:30 Has he, Suiso? Yes. That's why... Dog, come on, dog. I'm not denying it. He wouldn't know. 51:36 He knows nothing, dog. Oh, I know. Suiso. Busi was at Rap Life. Relax, man. Come down, man. Come down. So I would know. I know her very well. That's my sister. 51:45 This is where I allow you to give something to your clippers by saying, I know nothing. 51:50 But what would you know? You know, I know Sanhel from then. From when he was DJing for Boosie. 51:55 Call Sanhel now, let's see. 51:57 No, why would I need to call him? Let me call him. No, there's no need to. 51:59 No, no, no. I can't, I can't, I can't, I know nothing. No, no, no. What do you mean I don't have his number? 52:09 No, I don't do that. 52:11 That's what you do. 52:12 That's your trick. Why would I take your trick out of the bag? No, don't. I'm not kidding. So, I just wanted to prove a point that he says I don't know people, but I'm like, call him. You can't call me. I can call them now and they'll answer. You see? 52:27 You can call him now, but you're not the reason for his first music video. 52:32 The authority, the authority, guys. 52:34 The authority is losing shape. 52:39 The authority is missing steps. 52:42 The authority is out of order. Leadership. 52:45 Yeah. 52:46 So don't be out here telling me I don't know people, bro. I know people. Someone with a backbone was shouting. 52:52 No, no, no, no. I'm not sent here to destroy you. 52:57 We forgot we got it on tape. So Sanel is someone I watched very closely on his come up, you know. Especially when he was rocking with Busi, when he was producing for her as well, you know. 53:12 He's Demore's artist, Sanel. He was groomed by Demore, like right across the street. Demore is right there in Blobosarant. In the end. Right in those flats. That's where Demore was. With the pootholes. Yeah. 53:24 On that side. Yeah. With that one lane. That thin lane. You know that thin lane? Demore was there. Pumeza was there. Shota was there. 53:32 But Shota is on the other side. He's from… Oh, never mind. I'm telling you. 53:35 That's where he lived. Back in those days, dog. I'm telling you. I know Shota lived in Blobosarant. Right there. That's where they lived. You understand what I'm saying? So, I know him from back in the Dizze. 53:46 Did you ask the question if he knows him or not? He's done amazing things. Like, you know, he transitioned from being a producer. No, I'm asking. 53:59 He's coming to it. 54:00 That was known in the industry. No, no, no, wait. I want to ask guys, hold on. My question is, did you ask him, does he know where he used to live? Does he know him or you ask him, is he a legend? Oh, I didn't go to school. That's the first video that he started working at. 54:15 The person who owned the studio lived there. That's what I'm talking about. You understand? This guy brought him from wherever he came from. Demo brought him up. You understand? And to see him transition, man, it's been a beautiful journey to watch, you know. 54:29 I mean, like, the guy has gone international. 54:32 He's made classic hits. I mean, he gave us… Something Soweto. Did they put that on? He's the guy that put on Something Soweto. I remember when he first sent me that song. He'd already done the entire album. And I was like, yo, this song is gonna make you a killing, my boy. You see this song? You told him straight. I took the song to Nathan. 54:54 Nathan. I said, yo, Nathan is my boy. He works with Wusi over there. Please shoot him a music video for this song. And that's... 55:02 Dude. 55:03 So, you know, that's how Aganamadi came out. You know what I mean? 55:10 You know, it's just that some of the business that was done behind the scenes with him fighting over certain things with some of his people, you know, have soured relationships. And that's why they don't give him as much praise as they should. But something Soweto should say, yo, this is the guy that put me on. Mlindo, the vocalist. That's San El musician, dog. 55:32 Melindo is a Sanel artist, not a Maporisa artist. You know what I mean? 55:37 So, you know, that's another one. 55:42 I don't think that it should be an issue to give him praise as someone who's put on a lot of artists. Simi, another one. Amazing. You know that like most of Simi's videos were shot by Nate. 55:54 Yeah. From that relationship. I started it then. I was like, yo, this is my boy. Please put him on. Make sure he's got the best visuals in the game. 56:01 Shut up. 56:02 That's it. You know what I mean? Make sure his huns got the best visuals in the game. No other huns got better visuals than her. 56:07 And Simi. And during her era. During Simi's era, dog. 56:11 She had the best visuals in the game. 56:12 Out of all the females, dog. Come on, dog. Who you calling? 56:15 Who you calling, Spiso? You calling? I'm calling Sanel. I want to ask him that did he send the song to Nota and Nota plugged him with what-what like he said now. 56:25 It's time we clear shit now, bro. We can't just lie and go home. No, no, no. Can't do that. You can't do this shit. 56:40 You know, the best thing about me. What must you lie and do? It's 2026. Hold on. It's 2026. I've had the same number since 2006. 56:49 I'm going to lie now. He's like, yo, what the fuck, bro? I'm sure he's going to call me back. You know what's the problem, Zach? It's because when we meet these people, or when I meet these people, they'll be like, my nigga, why did you let this nigga lie? You have my number. You get me? Wait. So now, I don't want to deal with that anymore bro. I want to call. And say, hey. 57:14 No, relax. Yeah. Look at that message between me and Sanal, that thread. No, don't. 57:20 Just for now. It's playing on your ear. 57:26 You can play it on the thing. You can play it there. 57:29 I want to move it off. I want to take off your boot. You understand? But I still, it's not playing. You can play it. Because I want to hear it. Oh. 57:38 It is. But it was a slow jam, yeah. 57:41 Oh, this is Melindo. This is Melindo's one. But it's not the one you spoke about. Relax, though. No, I can't relax. Relax, relax. No, no, no. No, I'm tired of lies. This was in 2018. 57:52 That was in 2018. Yeah, but that's not the song we're talking about. 57:56 Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. So you're going to do this every time? 58:00 You want him to prove himself? You want him to prove himself all the time? 58:03 Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. 58:07 If you say you gave Pori 100 million or you blocked Pori's 100 million, we must put it there. We must put screenshots. What did he say about that? 58:14 What did Pori say about that? 58:16 The 100 million. What did Pori say about that? No, no, no. We didn't speak about the 100 million. Ah! 58:23 Why? 58:27 Why? 58:30 Jonathan, that's why. Hold on, let me tell you why. Let me tell you why. 58:35 Because you have to lie and go home. 58:36 Because you come with lies. Let me tell you why you discussed that. Because he discussed it with Mac on the show. That he was given an offer for a hundred million, whatever, and they said that they wanted a JV for that. You understand what I'm saying? 58:49 That was me giving you intel, intelligence. 58:52 And it came out when he was given an opportunity. 58:55 You see, Malachi confronted me because of that one you just mentioned. Malachi, can I show you, bro? No, no, no. You can say that. You can do that. 59:03 Do your job, dog. Do what they're paying you to do, dog. Just say it. What did Malachi say? What did Malachi say? 59:10 No, my lad said, why are you guys allowing Nota to lie? And say, why don't you go into JV? First boy, he told you that why you're allowing Nota to lie. Where did you see a JV? He told you. You understand how many people are sending you? 59:24 The same people you always praise and say, yo, this guy, yo, this guy's a cool dude. All of a sudden, they're telling you things to say on the show. 59:32 You understand what I'm saying? No one talks to me, dog. They can't access me. They can't say, yo, I called Nota and now he's saying this on the show, dog. That's integrity, dog. Moral authority. You can't buy that, dog. Don't do it, Shane. You can't pay for that. Let's go. 59:50 You can't pay for that, dog. Integrity, you can't pay for that, dog. He said there's no JV here, boy. A JV is anything, dog. As long as you do it together. Doesn't matter what potential split is a JV, dog. Dog. Come on, dog. JV doesn't have to be 50-50. That's the thing. Is that he told you something so stupid and you bought it because you're not smart enough. You haven't read enough books to know that JV can be... He's reading for the 8 plus of power now. Come on, dog. The JV. Kids are the Edwin Saudi, dog. 60:20 That's what he had with Ego, nigga. The nigga that gave me my first bottle of Cristal, dog. Do you understand? You don't know who Ego is, dog. 60:28 I was working at Beach on the Track at Pikesa, nigga. 60:31 Do you understand what I'm saying? Do you understand? It's a good lie. Do you understand what I'm saying? 60:37 You don't know who Ego is, nigga. Do you understand what I'm saying? That's who gave me my first bottle of Cristal, nigga. 60:44 Nigga. 60:45 Come on, nigga. I came in peace, leadership. You never tasted Cristal, nigga. 60:49 He said sure. Now you can say he lied. Okay. We good? Is there anything you want to add to this? Huh? About what he said about San El before we move on. Ah, man. 60:57 San El is… Didi played a huge role in the music industry. 61:04 Someone I respect. 61:06 But as a businessman, as a musician, he did very well. 61:10 There's a lot of flaws as a businessman that happened. I had a guy called Peter. Was it Peter? Yeah, hitting me up with the whole reality shit and whatever, whatever. And I called San El and I tried to intervene and fix it between both. This shit doesn't have to be public all the time. 61:27 Can we fix it as business people? Because now you're taking it to the internet. Who's going to fix what on the internet? Yeah. You get me? Yeah. Because both of them started the business together and everything. I thought they should just sit down and fix it. What was the resolution? And pay each other. Okay. 61:46 What was the resolution? 61:48 It's confidential. Some of us don't brag about nonsense. So… So they resolved it. But it didn't go public as much as they wanted it to go. 61:59 What do you mean? They're fixing it. Okay. They are fixing it. 62:04 Oh, okay. The guy's name is Pat. They are fixing it. 62:08 Peter, yeah. Oh, the guy's name is Pat. So, Babsi Mlangen has passed on? 62:15 Yes. Babsi. Babsi Mlangen. Yes. Yeah, you know him well? 62:19 He's 83 years old, guys. Not everybody. Do you know him well? 62:24 I know his music, yeah. 62:25 Oh, yeah? 62:25 Yeah, yeah. 62:25 Which music was it, dude? 62:27 Him, well. Yeah, it's old pop music, I guess, jazz. Oh, okay, jazz, yes. 62:32 What would you call it? What would you call it? Is it ish? Like Brahu type music? 62:36 No, no, it was... And then they have those dances where they say they're telling a story. 62:46 No, I wouldn't call it that. Oh, yeah? What songs does... 62:52 No, some older songs. But some of his songs have been sung by... Like Budaza. 62:56 Like Budaza. 62:57 I don't know what it's called, that thing. 63:00 No, you know everything. 63:01 I don't know why it's... 63:03 It's just a refresh, reboot. Did you ever listen to his music? No, no, no. 63:07 You never? 63:08 No. Oh, yeah. Okay. What's nice? 63:12 Now, are you? Next. Did you ever listen to Mr. Babs' music? What music? What type of... Give me now, Mark. The... 63:22 Even Shane probably knows. I know you know him. 63:26 Shane is not in his best shape today. 63:33 Yeah, you say? But it's going to happen. It's going to happen. DJ Shane! 63:39 Bubblegum. That's the term, yeah. It's called Bubblegum? 63:43 Yeah, it was Bubblegum. I mean, it was Steve Kekanis and Babson Mankin that time. Nana Coyote. 63:48 Nana Coyote from Steve Kekanis. Bubblegum, yeah. 63:51 From STIME? Yeah. Nana Koyote was from STIME. Ray Piri there. Ray Piri Nana Koyote there from STIME. 63:56 Jack was not born. 63:58 Yeah, yeah, he was not. But he knows. Yeah. 64:01 Yeah. So he passed away at the age of 83. I still think 83 is young. You know, I saw Taniswa Mazwai posting with her dad, Tami Mazwai. And he's 82. Says his 82nd birthday. You know. 83 is still young for me. Like our legends should at least be living to 90, advanced 90. Yeah, come on, dog. It's possible. Like my grandparents lived until 90. 64:22 Can you imagine not at like 85 years, bro? 64:32 He needs to earn that check, dog. 64:34 He needs to earn that check. 64:37 You know what I mean? He lives off of it. 64:39 God forbid it gets cold somewhere. 64:45 He could never live through a freezing season. You know what I mean? He could never. 64:50 So, many winters we've survived. 64:54 Leave him, dog. Leave him. I hope you got it. I hope people got it. 64:59 Oh, you got it. 65:00 I got it from the jump, yeah. Yeah, you know what I mean? No, no, no, no. You're excited now. Finally, you smile on the show for this episode. 65:07 We're respecting a past legend, guys. 83 is still young in my opinion, but I mean, 83, you could say that he's lived a bit. Nonsense, man. But we do want... Ha, it's nonsense. No, don't do that, don't do that. 65:21 83! 65:23 83 is still young. 65:25 But let it die then. How old? 65:26 95. 65:28 So? 65:28 Exactly. 65:30 But they say, they were not getting sick like we are in our days. What happened? What do you mean? Fake alcohol, the processed food. Fake alcohol, the processed food. 65:39 You know when, you know, this guy, Zach, he always tries to make sure that he doesn't drink fake alcohol. They've been carrying him for the past two weeks. 65:51 Your phone is ringing. Sanel, is it Sanel? My cards. My cards, enter. 65:56 Another client. Yeah. 66:00 You're not going to answer my country. No, no. Don't do that. Come on. Don't do that. 66:04 Ask about a one-woman show. 66:05 I'm going to be signing NDAs now. No, we're going to do that. 66:09 You're calling her back. 66:12 I'm late. 66:12 What happened? 66:22 No, I see your status. I feel like we're done. 66:24 No, I'm shooting now. I want to talk about the one-man show. What's happening? You are live on the show. Nota is here. Tahi is here. You don't have to greet Nota, just Tahi. It's fine. He's steady. 66:33 No, I have to greet Nota. I love him so much. Tahi, tahi, tahi. 66:41 Makazi learned how to sing in my house. No, no, no. 66:47 No worries. I thought you were busy shooting. I wanted to invite you. We were doing a session at the Amida Films. You need to check. You need to verify right now. 66:53 Today? 66:55 Yeah, today. 66:56 Send me the location. I'll come when I'm done shooting. This man, he doesn't want to say that. 67:00 Okay. 67:01 All right, chap. What about the one-woman show, man? I want you to speak about it, man. When is it? 67:06 It's 24th December. Pichamagama Stadium in Pologpan. 67:11 The same place we were the other day? No. 67:12 Last year, I agree we were in Venda. 67:15 Yeah. 67:17 Yeah, no, we are going to Blue Garden this year. 67:19 Oh, okay, cool. Now, send me a location. I'll come when I'm done shooting. How is she going to do it differently from Moussa? 67:25 Bye, my friend. 67:27 Makazi. Makazi. I don't have her numbers. No, I wanted to ask her. I wanted to ask her how she's going to do it differently from Moussa Keys, because Moussa Keys... 67:34 Hold on. You know that I'm a peri, a day in Malia's stadium. That's why Peter Mokawa has only got one roof. 67:42 What? 67:43 Back to the pub. 67:48 I've been supplying you guys with celebrities on my phone, man. When are you guys like… Okay, hold on, bro. Okay, let me not take the shine now. I'll save it for the last episode of the year. Take the shine, bro. No, I started to sound… Like I spent too much time with Nota and now I'm starting to sound like him and I hate it. 68:09 What do you mean? No, man. You never sounded like him. 68:11 No, you don't sound like him. No, you're bragging about small things. No, but you're saying... What? Bragging about my eyes. Okay. Drop of someone. 68:21 That's not his style. 68:22 No, but you just said something about celebrities and you're plugging us with a lot of celebrities on the show. 68:26 No, no, no. 68:27 What did you mean by that? Like, I want to understand. Have you ever called a celebrity on the show? Call one now. I can't call anyone. I don't have anyone's number. Oh, Steve. Yeah, exactly. Apart from PC. Who's this PC? No, no. I don't have his number. Ah, you have PC's number. I don't have PC's number. You have PC's number. 68:42 But, yeah. Yeah, but anyway, man. What I was saying is... 68:47 Damn. 68:49 We're still doing like 500k a month. Nice. We're still with Sanaa. No, no, we've been down with Sanaa. We're talking about the Makazi thing. We got down with that and then we said R.I.P. to perhaps Simran. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 69:01 So what do you want to know about Makazi? I can tell you. 69:03 I was stuck by the celebrities, about what you're saying about celebrities. That sounds very interesting. 69:08 No, it's not interesting. You're just trying to clickbait. No, no. Clickbait what? You want to be clicked. I want to give you a shine. I want you to shine. 69:14 No, I don't want to shine. I'm dark enough. 69:17 Okay. 69:22 Are we going to the… Oh, damn, again. You said you saw P. Diddy in prison. He's in prison there. He's fighting. I saw P. Diddy in prison. A footage of P. Diddy in prison. I saw P. Diddy in prison. I saw P. Diddy in prison. 69:33 I saw P. Diddy in prison. 69:36 All right, guys, please. He's been spending a lot of time in Kulukwane, this guy. 69:40 He's a petty now. 69:40 People are wilding out here. 69:43 I just want to say this for the record, no? 69:46 No, no, you are busy recovering as the show goes on. 69:50 I got here tired. 69:52 Because yesterday… It's the weekend and yesterday… Because it's the festive season now. We have to be outside. We have to be drunk. No, I didn't drink yesterday. I didn't touch a single drop of alcohol. I did not drink. 70:09 So I don't understand why you keep saying I'm intoxicated. I am not. 70:15 Do not bring your habits onto me. 70:18 Do not project. 70:18 That's you. But you do drink. What do you mean? Never, bro. Come on, bro. Yo. 70:31 Yeah. No guys, like just please be honest in the room. 70:34 No, no. Don't be honest. You don't have to. You don't owe him anything. He was drunk. He's busy recovering. Dude, I got home at 10 last night. Your energy when the show started and now. 70:43 It's not the same. Because he drove here and you didn't. He was drinking and driving. Is that what you're trying to say? His mother must watch this show and be like, Ah, Tahi. 70:52 Why when the authority comes and speaks about your behavior, you don't attend to the authority? 70:58 I said, we saw a video, a footage of Didi in prison. Yeah. He was fighting, you said he was fighting other inmates. And apparently he's running shit now in prison. Well, that's what I read on Twitter. He said he's running shit, he's gangster, he's all bust up and stuff. But it's expected. And he's got the money for it, you know. And bringing contraband, bringing phones and stuff like that. 71:18 My thing with, my thing with, when... 71:22 When we send, let's say, a pedophile to prison or someone who abuses and beats women and shit like that to prison, I'd like to believe that we've done everything we could do. 71:33 Right? When that person is no longer around us. He doesn't have access to women. To abuse women or do whatever. 71:39 What about someone who bought prostitutes? 71:40 Did you get what I'm saying? No, no, no, no, no. That's what he's in prison for. Yeah, it's fine. Let me finish it. Okay, cool. You sentenced him. Yes, for buying prostitutes. 50 months in prison. For buying prostitutes. Why? Is he the only prisoner that is in prison? For buying prostitutes. 71:55 Probably. Probably. 71:57 You have something to say? Say it until you die, then I'll speak. 72:01 No, it's all good. 72:02 Don't interrupt me again. I'm done, my bad. Thank you. I'm glad we understand each other. So, my point with that is… He's already in prison, dog. Right? When you get to prison, it's survival mode, dog. Not I will tell you about it. It's survival mode, dog. So, you expect him to do… We celebrate. 72:26 And why are we still, like, why Americans are still following him around in prison, dog? 72:31 When you're in prison, it's another world, bro. He's got to survive, dog. Somehow. 72:38 You get what I'm saying? He's got to survive, bro. Somehow. So if he go to prison and find a way to survive, he's high risk already. His life is in danger already. He's pitied and he's in prison already. Of course, his gut is going to be high or up. Is it high or up? Both. 72:58 Yeah. The other day, you let me speak the wrong English. 73:02 That's fine. Which time? Which time? What did I say? 73:06 Drunken monster. Oh, okay. So… Hypothetical. 73:11 It's hypothetical. 73:13 I said, oh, I sounded like a politician. Like, yeah, yeah, yeah. I can do it. You still on TikTok? 73:19 Hmm? You still on TikTok? 73:21 No, no, no. Oh, yeah. 73:23 I don't have TikTok, bro. Ooh. Rich? No, I don't know. Okay. My wife rags my pages, bro. I don't have TikTok. 73:32 I thought I saw your account there. 73:33 There is an account, but it's my wife. Damn it! 73:37 So… So all your baddies are going to the DMs? 73:41 They can do that at their own risk. 73:45 Oh damn, I got a DM today actually from this girl. I met a girl yesterday at KFC. I think I was eating there. Was she fat? You were eating KFC. The fuck? Why would you say that? I'm asking. No, no. Very nice body. 73:56 Beautiful. Because the only time someone will that automatically be attracted to you is if they feel there's some kind of similarity. 74:03 No, that's not true. 74:05 That's not true. Skinny girls love big niggas. 74:11 So she got home. 74:13 When I got home at 10, I mean, I go on Instagram, I check my phone, I see a DM. Hey, it was a great meeting. You're actually a very nice person. You're very cool. You're very calm. A DM after you met someone, a random person? Yeah, bro. Damn, dog. 74:31 She fell to the boy. 74:32 No, she didn't. She wants to open a case against you. For what? I'm telling you. If already she's DMing just after meeting, like, dude, DM, clean. No, don't DM. Meet Taki, say hi, clean. Tell your family when you get home, ah, bumped into Taki today. That's it. You leave it there. Your lives don't intersect. You don't know this nigga. You watch him, yo. 74:55 But we had interaction. It's not about having an interaction. But you know I know better. You know I know better. No, I know you know better, but even better. I know way better. 75:03 I know you learned. I learned, bro. I learned. Yeah? Hey, man. 75:09 You must block that woman. You have a beautiful woman, man. I met your girlfriend, bro. 75:14 I met Saki's girlfriend. Was she not the one? 75:18 I'm asking. 75:21 Let's carry on with the show. 75:23 Let's focus on the show. Let's focus on the show. 75:26 Let's do that. Let's do that. No, I'm sorry. I apologize if I'm wrong. 75:32 Why? 75:33 Is that why he's been crying a river? 75:37 Yeah, man. What was your question? So yeah, PDD, man. 75:39 Okay. 75:40 So he's already in prison, bro. And when you get to prison… Like Tahi. 75:46 It's survival mode for everybody. And why do we have Americans still making sure that he's seen, he's taking videos off? Of course the man is going to have a phone in prison, bro. He runs a business outside. He's a billionaire, isn't he? He cannot be… He's got to have a phone at some point. 76:06 You get what I'm saying? So I just feel like when people are sentenced and they go to prison… We celebrate that and we keep that. That's fine. 76:16 Let's not… You celebrated Diddy going to prison? 76:19 Me? 76:22 I didn't celebrate Didi going to prison. I'm saying the purple gang celebrated it and I was happy for them to celebrate it. 76:29 Because my take is different. Okay. Even with RKL, my take is different. 76:34 What's your take? 76:35 No, I'm saying that's Boris thing. What's your take? You know on the podcast, people are asking people, what's your take? What's your take? What's your take? What's your take on this? What is it? 76:47 What is a fan, dog? 76:48 What's your thing? That nigga's a fan. He wanted to ask niggas questions. What's your thing? Yeah, what's your thing? He's like, you know, if I can be on that show one day, I'll ask them. What? What do you be preaching, my dog? 77:16 Say two, two, three. 77:17 How is he singing the song? 77:19 Hold on. So the nigga never corrected you when you sang your song wrong? 77:22 No. Like I said, I started by saying we were drunk. 77:26 Oh, okay. Like that should explain everything. You were intoxicated. Inside the intoxicants. 77:34 And the thing is you snitch on yourself. Okay, shine. Shine. Shine. Shine. Shine. Shine. 77:41 Shine. No, there's no need to. Shine, go on. No, shine. No, there's no need. 77:47 Carry on. 77:49 So, man. And we're in the studio. We're just jamming music, bro. And we're jamming, we're jamming. I'm playing my music. He's playing his. Then he plays that song. I was like, oh, shit, bro. Like, the production of the song is called the Mantombazan. 78:04 Do you know Minkindrov? Yeah. We're probably the first podcaster or first people to speak about it. 78:10 Is she the creative corner girl? 78:11 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I haven't seen her in a while, man. Okay. And I'm rooting for that girl to win, man. She's super talented. Go listen to that song, Amantou Bazan, with Toxin, Tugutela, and Minkindro. Ah, what a song, man. I'll pronounce it with a guitar. And you look at the producer, he's nonchalant type of, like, guys. 78:35 He's quiet. He's next, I know. Ah, the music. 78:39 He didn't get the part. Yeah, but let's go. 78:40 Oh, yeah. 78:41 Yeah, man. Please go check it out. 78:43 There's this girl. 78:46 I think she used to move a lot with Yano from Yano Lyrics. 78:50 She was also upcoming. You know Yano from Yano Lyrics? She was also coming up, you know. 78:55 What's her name? I don't know. I think you used to talk about them also. You're saying... It's Tuniso and Pabi. Is it Pabi? Is it Pabi and Tuniso? Pabi, one of them. Pabi Molloy. Is it Pabi? You see, the one that was with the other one, now she left and she went to Pori. 79:11 And she's still in school and stuff. 79:12 Pabi Molloy? 79:14 I don't know. 79:15 There's three. By three, Muslim. There's Pabi, there's Tuniso, there's... Where are they now? 79:23 Asama is still at Poris. Okay. Kiniso. 79:27 Still at Poris? What's happening at Poris? 79:29 Kiniso. The camp. 79:31 Kiniso is still in my house. But she's in my house as I'm her dad. Not like signing or anything. I'm just being a dad. She stays in your house? Yeah. She stays there by you? Yeah. I'm just being a dad. How old is this person? Kiniso. I think she's young, man. Kiniso is probably maybe gonna be 20. Oh, she's down at school? 79:49 No, she goes to varsity. 79:50 Oh, okay. Running a young CPC kids there. 79:53 What do you mean dog? 79:55 Christian Progressive College. 79:58 I don't know. 80:00 I don't know these terminologies. I didn't know the school. No, you're right. You should know. Now I must agree you're saying I'm fucking them kids. Now I'm agreeing to that. 80:11 No, so Tunis is like a daughter to me. 80:13 And actually, because my daughter's at school, she took my daughter's room. 80:17 But yo. 80:18 So for me, she's my daughter. 80:19 Is Sima still dating Ghost Ruby? I don't think so. 80:22 Yo, why did you think of Sima now? 80:24 No, because I'm thinking about Ghost Ruby. Because, you know, I was just thinking about CPC kids and I was just thinking, yo, I know, man. 80:29 Ghost Ruby, like the way of cloud chasing. 80:32 Like, how can you be so addicted to cloud chasing? Like, what is your talent, bro? Like, what do you do? The boy's in charge. 80:40 He's not in charge, dog. He's a lame dog. He went and chased Abu Peanuts. In the US? Imagine. 80:47 Now he's chasing Tyler's sister. 80:50 Just like, come on, dog. That's exactly what he wants. No, dog. No, dog. Yo, thank goodness. I know, well done to Sima. Oh, you're not just saying that because you want her. 81:02 What the fuck? 81:02 Okay, good. 81:04 No, I'm asking. I'm not, you know, I'm not accusing you. I'm just saying. You're not cock-blocking him. Dirty making. I'm just making sure. Okay, cool. 81:14 I know, thank goodness. Yo, yo, yo. Hey, yeah, yeah. No way. Is that a ghost? 81:19 Yeah. 81:19 You good? 81:20 I'm good. 81:21 I don't know where Ghost came in in the music show, but I guess you guys… He's a music promoter, by the way. 81:27 He promotes music now. I thought he was a streamer. 81:30 He's killing shit there. 81:32 No, he's a streamer. He's killing shit on streaming when he started a week ago. 81:36 He had the highest views, bro. The highest… No, no, no. 7.2. 7.2. 81:44 Like, I want you not to… No, he's killing the streamers now. No, sir. Let me warn you, no, sir. 81:50 Let me warn you, no, sir. I hope Sonic will deal with him. 81:52 Let me warn you, no, sir. Don't you answer that boy? Especially because you guys are chowing in the same age group. 82:02 What do you mean? 82:06 Let me finish. 82:08 So you think it's keeping one overtaking no dust woman? No! Say it with a chance. Say it with a chance. Oh, my goat. 82:17 That's not what I said. Especially because you guys are a child in the same age group. 82:26 You can't. You can't. 82:30 Bro, that's not what I said to my god. That's what you said. That's what you said. 82:36 Isn't it just land on my C63s? Land on my Audi. What, what, what, what? 82:42 So, yeah. 82:43 We don't have to. 82:45 So, Mina, why am I involved? 82:48 I'm not talking about you. Why am I involved? 82:51 Are you driving an Audi? What, what, what, what? 82:53 Don't do that, bro. Go at him. Do you know the RS4? 82:59 I don't know much about cars, bro. 83:00 Yeah, RS4. That's why I did my top speed. 83:03 Are you good? You done? You done? It's a good episode today. Hey, you need to listen to that song, bro. It's a really dope song. Yeah, you were saying... Yeah, I said you were done with Truby and... With Ghost Truby. 83:14 You wanted to explain what Ghost Truby's doing. 83:16 He found a way to interrupt me, so I lost my train of thoughts. 83:20 Hold on, you don't have the... 83:28 No, you don't like that one. 83:31 You don't like Ray Piri. 83:36 I think it was not me. 83:40 I caught it, man. 83:42 It's not Shane. 83:46 Last episode, I thought I lost my Shane of thought. Is that what I said? I don't know. I said Shane or Shane. 83:52 You didn't say Shane. 83:54 Someone called me and said my nigga. I said train. It's the man. Oh, yeah. Thank you. 84:04 I don't have control. The billboards are out now. The billboards are up. You see them? Oh, yeah. The billboards are up now. Shout out to her. What billboards now? The sweets billboards. The sweets thing. The sweets billboard thing. Sweets? What sweets? Stambo. Shout out to Naledia Piwo, man. Oh, the Stambo billboards. They're up now. 84:26 Shout out to Naledia Piwo, man. She's still young, man. And she's taking on so much work. And it's just beautiful to watch, man. 84:33 Yo, someone was saying SABC TV shows don't have billboards. 84:37 That means Abu Maaz wanna... Ah, damn, man. That sucks. 84:41 What about Maaz again? 84:42 No, Abu Munaka. They're not gonna have billboards. They're not gonna be on a billboard? Yeah, because they said SABC doesn't have budget for billboards. 84:50 Huh? 84:51 Okay, show on the mic. 84:52 Huh? 84:53 Yeah. 84:54 Hey, hey, hey. 85:04 When it does, I saw Brat Dave on a billboard for Radio 2. Brat Dave on a billboard. Brat Dave's got his own budget. But it's SBC. 85:11 You're missing SBC. Brat Dave is on his own budget. Do you think Brat Dave paid for his own billboard for an SBC? He can. No, he didn't. Why? Shots, we're paying you for this budget. You're right, I agree with you. Why only Brat Dave? Hold on, why only Brat Dave? He was trying to shade them. He was trying to shade them. 85:30 Yes, he does. 85:30 You know what billboard does? 85:31 To be honest with you, it casts a shadow. Most billboards I see from TV. 85:35 And sometimes you can stand in the shade of a billboard. 85:37 Most billboards I see in TV shows, it's Netflix and ETV. Most of it. And Showmax. 85:42 ETV's got billboards, dog. I was talking to Trevor Gumbi. I haven't spoken to him in a while. And I was like, yo, I just saw you on a billboard. What are you doing? Are you doing a movie? You? Netflix. He's in prison or something like that. 85:53 I saw him on a billboard, so I called him. You went to work there by Nyiko. Who's Nyiko? I saw you acting there by Mantle. 86:00 But, dog, we spoke about it, dog. 86:01 No, we did not. We spoke about it. 86:03 And I don't remember missing an episode. Three million people saw it, yes. 86:06 Yeah, but we're speaking about it now. 86:09 How is it? It's old news, dog. 86:11 How is it? 86:11 It's old news. I was there with Nandi. 86:14 Nandi what? 86:16 The character from Isita. 86:19 I don't know how to say it. Who's Mandlain? 86:23 The producer. The music producer. I mean the… Gang of Instrumentals. Yeah, the Gang of Instrumentals. He was an artist back there. Okay, so what did he know to do with him? He owns a production company. This is called… Black Brains, right? Yeah, he owns a production company. He's a nice brewer, bruh, from Soviet. 86:39 No, he wasn't there. 86:40 He wasn't there. 86:41 No, he owns the show. He doesn't work on the show. 86:44 There were people there. 86:46 No. I didn't speak to Niko. I spoke to the producer of the show. There's people there. You watch the show. At the end, there's credits. You know that roll up? And then they'll tell you. Those people. Yeah. 86:58 I think it was in 2024 when Musa Kees tried to fill up Peter Mugaba Stadium. He wanted to do a show in December. I think it was called... Oh, that was with Big Stan. 87:09 It wasn't Musa Kees, it was Big Stan's gig and then he used Musa Kees as a cover. 87:13 And I think it was called Dirty December. 87:16 Dirty December, yeah. Dirty December. Which he stole from Nigerians, imagine. Bring a Nigerian concept to South Africa. 87:22 And I remember him walking around in the streets of Limpopo trying to promote it. 87:25 What was it about? 87:28 You told that lie about Pori. They were getting letters. Love letters. But the Nigerian saga. 87:33 When you tell lies about Pori, he will sue you. 87:39 He won't send this piece of... 87:46 You know, a lot of... Shandash just had a successful one-woman show, actually, like, on Saturday. 88:03 Oh, does she look beautiful in a pretty dress coat? Different outfit. The other one, the silver one. 88:09 Zonke is ugly! You! You! You! You! Do you see? Hold on, hold on. No, no, wait. Wait, wait, wait. No, no, no. 88:17 Relax. Relax. 88:19 Zonke posted a picture. Yes! The traditional one she killed it. Love, love, love, loved it. The other one is some silver dress. 88:28 But now you're just interrupting for no reason. Hold on. I'm not interrupting for no reason, dog. If you see that picture, hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Zonke! Check! 88:36 Look for the picture, quiet. Sleeso, a butcher and ash. You were saying. Oh, no, no, no. 88:43 I saw images. 88:43 What the fuck is that? 88:47 Zonke, nigga! Zonke, nigga! 88:50 Zonke, nigga! Zonke is... Who says Zonke? Yes. 88:55 Who's older between me and Zonke? 88:59 Oh, God. 89:04 I was like, damn it! Bastard. 89:14 Even the guitarist is like, Bastard! Can we just send in the group so that they're short, yeah? Yeah. Swiso, you were saying? 89:21 How about Shandesh? I saw a couple of pictures. I liked a few pictures. There's one she's wearing a paidie dress. 89:31 I'm guessing that's paidie. Do you guys have a traditional attire? What she was wearing is a traditional attire. It's part of it. And the male one? Yeah, it's part of Steve. 89:39 It's part of Steve. 89:41 Do you know what a minority means? What does it mean? Our pedis are a minority. When he's pedi, I'm pedi as is. There's only two pedis here in this room. 89:56 Shane is also petty. 89:57 There's like three pettys here already. Short is petty because every time in December, Short and I are calling each other for gigs. 90:08 Who is petty here again? There's not a single vendor in here. That's a minority. 90:13 Okay. Anyway. So, I like the dress code. That or three, I really liked it. 90:20 Zonky's got the same hair as my hand. Now you are just being... Ah, man. 90:27 Ah, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry. Hey, Mara, I was looking at her. I was... Sorry, my bad, my bad. 90:35 Sorry, you were saying yes. I'm up here, isn't it? 90:37 Less than 22. 90:42 Give him talent in a minute. That's why when you guys spoke about Ghost, I kept my cool. 90:45 You're talking about Shandesh right now. How old is Shandesh? I have no idea. And he's Steve. 21. 90:51 How old is Shandesh? 90:52 21. How old is his boss? I have no idea. You work for him. How do I work for him? Why do you keep giving me employers? 90:59 Because he's got an employer. 91:01 He's projecting. You love and worship everyone who's got events. 91:07 Oh, big events. Hit Boss owns Balcony Mix. I worship him. You worship him. Oh, you do. Oh, Julius Malema. 91:15 Because he's got EFF. I worship him. I worship him. Then where are we now? Are we not going to La Uthi and then Makarapa and you know? No, no, no. It's a long list. 91:25 No, no. Dewanya Makarapa, I support it. 91:28 I actually wanna work. I like that guy a lot, man. Anyway. 91:31 So… You've never met him. What day is it? But you like it. What day is Makaraba? What day is Makaraba Day? 91:36 28th of December. 91:38 Is it the same guy? Okay, good. Carry on. No, yes or no, man. It's why I know. It is the same guy. It's why I met him. Okay. So when… Twice. Where are they doing it this year? Same… Unique Chisanya, I'm in Skokun. 91:49 Oh, in life. 91:49 Yeah, I think I met him. Twice, actually. 91:53 So… I saw footage from Shandesh. 91:58 Did she sell out? 92:00 I don't… I'm not sure. I don't know. It looked packed though. Look packed. We're talking about selling out. 92:04 I don't know. I don't see a thing, a poster saying sold out. Zonke is doing the ICC in Santon on the 24th of October. 92:12 But I'm happy for Shandesh. 92:15 I think the designer got it right this time around. It's just one outfit I do not agree with. The one who's wearing like… That didn't make her look like a superstar at all. And the boots. Yeah, that one didn't make her look like a superstar at all. But everything else I saw in the internet, I wasn't there. But it looked really beautiful. Brano, did you see something? 92:36 No, I didn't. 92:37 There is, you know, I was talking about one man's shows. I was in Weight Watching. And I came to Shandash. 92:43 Weight Watching. 92:44 And now he came to Zonga. Zonga's doing the ICC. I wanted to ask you guys. Zonga's in great shape. 92:55 Yeah, I know. It deserves a moment of silence. You want Shane to say... No, no, no. Moment of silence. 93:03 You have to know what to say about Zonke today. Is there more about Zonke? She's the last letter. So that we close in entirely. 93:12 On the alphabet. She's Z. 93:19 You can say whatever you want to say. 93:20 She's also Z, yes. And I'm done. I'm done, yeah. 93:23 Good. So I want to ask you guys, who do you guys think should not or is not able to do a one-woman, one-man show? 93:31 Who doesn't have the capacity? Who is not that person? But because everybody's just doing it, they want to hop on to... They want to hop on the bandwagon. 93:40 Come on. 93:41 Mapuma. 93:41 Come on. 93:42 You can't do a one-man show. 93:43 Come on. 93:44 You can't. Like, as a one-man? 93:50 The thing is that one man show has been destroyed. I didn't go to school but let me help you with something. 93:56 In South Africa bro, when they say one man, it's just that your name becomes first. 94:03 And then there's a hundred others. 94:06 So Scott has a pool of artists that he can bring to his one man show. 94:13 Does Java do that? 94:17 I'm asking. I'm asking, does Java do that? 94:21 That's why he qualifies as an artist that can do a one-man show. Scott does not qualify as an artist that can do a one-man show. That's why. As soon as you need to have a lot of artists on your lineup, you can't do a one-man show. 94:32 Give me two artists that did a one-man show. 94:35 Strava does it all the time. Amanda Black has done it. No, no, Strava doesn't do it all the time. Donald has done it. Strava still brings out. Daniel still brings out. No, bringing out people on stage is not the same thing. Come on, dog. 94:47 Come on. He's bringing them out now. He's been doing shows without them, dog. He did Durban ICC. Did he bring out those people? No, he didn't. Come on, dog. He was putting them on by bringing them on stage when he brought out Abu Hawa to do Ngembele. Come on. 95:01 Java can't do a one-man show. Zonke does one-man, woman shows all the time. You know? Her evergreen is like her saying that she's an evergreen artist. She's one of those artists that can always do one-man shows. She doesn't need to gig. It's called evergreen? Yeah, she's an evergreen artist. Yeah, she took that from me. 95:16 Okay, so you said squad. 95:17 I coined that phrase. How many artists must you give me? Two or three? But not here. I did it at the Hustlers Corner. 95:23 I named her. I said, she's an evergreen artist. And now it's called Evergreen. Now she's called her show Evergreen in Concert. For real? Yeah, the Evergreen in Concert. 95:31 She's an evergreen artist. Ah, she's an evergreen. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Like that plant there. Yeah, that plant is a fake plant. 95:38 No, no, no. But it's evergreen. Evergreen, no. Evergreen are the trees that even in winter, they don't. I understand that. But I understand. That was a fake plant. But that's evergreen. It's never green though. 95:46 It's never going to change color. It's ever green. No, that's a one-man show with a whole lineup. I know, bro. You understand? Oh, artists. So it's because Mapuma can't do it. Why are you guys pointing the card in that side? 95:57 An artist that can't do a one-man show. 96:02 Say it again. 96:02 Yes. I'll say it again, slowly. Ori cannot do a one-man show. 96:06 He throws a stadium every year, man. He throws a giant stadium. 96:09 You understand? He fills a giant stadium. He does it every year on the post of January. Even Black Motion did it. You understand? Come on, dog. Come on, dog. 96:18 We've been in this shit, dog. In the trenches, you know? 96:21 Yeah. 96:22 Yeah. We've been chilling with Bupur. I met my sister. I met my sister. We don't know them now, dog. For the first time. No, no. I'll tell you what he said. So, anyway. Pori can't do a one-man show. 96:32 Who else can't do a one-man show? 96:34 I disagree. Pori can't do a one-man show. 96:37 Uncle Waffles can't do a one-man show. She can't. 96:41 She can't. Yes, she's doing her performance and doing the… But now she has to dance. She has to become a mompella for a second in her performance to actually pull it off. 96:50 Demongoga did a 24-hour mix, man. 96:54 That's a DJ. 96:55 Yeah, yeah. 96:55 But that's like a one-woman show. 96:57 No. No. 96:58 Okay, but I hear you. No. The thing is this. 97:00 I can't believe I even... Yo, the 24-hour mix is like a stupid thing, dog. Because when Black Coffee did that thing, it was to break a Guinness World Record. Unless you're breaking a Guinness World Record, get the fuck out of here, dog. 97:12 Get the fuck out of here. 97:13 Break a fucking world record or don't do it at all. Okay? That's it. So, like, I don't even count that as an accomplishment. Like, oh, you could play for 24 hours. Duh, because other people made music. 97:24 Other people made that music where you could play for 24 hours. You're playing your own music for 24 hours. See if you can do that. You see? 97:31 I'm serious. That would be like a one-man show for a DJ. If you can play music he made. 97:36 You know what I mean? For 24 hours. That's an accomplishment. So none of these DJs can do that. I don't think we should put these DJs on. And there was something I wanted to drive home when we're speaking about Uncle Waffles opening up on the tour, right? And I'm going to add to it now. 97:49 Uncle Waffles broke the DJing module, right? By making the DJ have to come out and become a performer. So you can't have superstar DJs anymore. 97:57 You know, like since Uncle Waffles, there hasn't been another superstar DJ. Because we're looking for someone who can do what Uncle Waffles is doing. All the people that made it in the past as normal DJs, oh, they're lucky. 98:07 They're legends already. They've built their brands. No one else will be able to build their brands. And that's good. Why? Because we don't need DJs to have big brands anymore. We need the artists, the performers to have big brands. We need one-man shows from proper evergreen artists. And we're not getting evergreen artists because it's too easy to become a DJ and become famous in South Africa. 98:27 The DJing career killed music in South Africa. 98:31 It's just lucky they didn't kill it dead. It could keep regenerating because we need the new music. But we don't have performers because DJs are so popular. Because festival lineups can fill their whole entire lineup with just DJs and have three or four artists and then call it a day. You know? 98:48 What's your take on that? 98:49 What's your take? I mean, my take is, man... 98:53 My take is my boss, Mapori, can hold a one-man show. 98:57 I want you out to know what the people you think can… No, no, no. 99:00 Before I go to mine, I'm answering him. Mapori can host a one-man show. He needs to answer for his boss first. He's been doing it. He's proven it's out there. Okay. He's going to do it again this December time. Of course. Right? As long as… As who? As Madumani? As Pori? As long as Maoli is there to pray for us. Oh, it's angel. 99:13 Yeah, don't go. 99:15 Right. He's wrong there by Polo. Polo can do it. One artist I don't… I think they shouldn't do one-man show. 99:26 Benzo? 99:28 Don't do it. 99:31 Don't do it. 99:31 This guy's very interested in his enemies. 99:34 Nobody wants to go to a one-man show and listen to the same tagline for… Like, literally every song that's going to start is going to be like... No, no, no. Benzo mustn't do it. 99:50 I probably, man. I miss Bobby Cooper, man. Don't do it, sis. She did it, though, didn't she? 99:56 She did it and she was flying. It's an arena. It's an arena, man. She did it. 100:01 Don't do it again. Okay, okay. Don't try it again. Ah, don't do that to Bobby. 100:06 If it was successful, she would have done it again. 100:08 Bobby blocked the game and then signed out, dog. 100:11 No, she's not. 100:12 Yeah. 100:12 I saw her. 100:13 No, don't worry. She doesn't matter. Oh, sorry. She doesn't matter. You're my English. 100:17 It's infectious. You're becoming a Sviso. Yeah, imagine. Stay away from me. 100:24 I'm spending too much time with this nigga. My bundle's out. Stay away from me, my nigga. So, yeah. I mean… Let me finish! No, I'm just saying… No, I'm just covering. Bobby Cooper wouldn't mind that. She wouldn't be like, Ah, Sviso, you're coming at me. Because she knows. She clocked the game. She did her thing. And she's comfortable being a… What is she now? 100:43 Focused girlfriend? She is focused girlfriend though. 100:46 Okay. Is she a housewife though? I don't know. But she's comfortable. You know what I mean? Doing what she's doing. You know, doing her yoga exercises or whatever exercises she does. I don't know what she's doing, but she's staying in shape. You know what I mean? 100:57 Is she in shape? 100:59 Huh? Is she in shape? Yeah, she's in shape. Shape is relative to you, man. It is relative. It is relative. 101:05 Like smell to me, nah? 101:06 Like smell to you, nah? 101:09 No, she's in good shape, dog. She's not getting bigger and bigger and bigger. She's not, you know what I mean? 101:16 I like Pabi, man. I like Pabi, man. I just wish she was shorter than Foka. It would work better. But yeah. 101:21 Hi, man. 101:24 Oh, she's taller than Foka. Oh, she's taller than Foka. 101:27 So it's fine. She's not. She's not. No, no, no. You reach it. But when he's sitting down, he's taller than her. Right? 101:34 Eh? Which celebrity is calling you now? Bilo. When he's sitting on his pockets. Oh, Bilo. Who's in Bilo? Manyat. 101:39 Okay. Empire. 101:42 Leadership. 101:43 We're recording, Chips. 101:44 Oh, grand. Gimnand, Baba. You are live on the show. No Tessie here. Tachizie here. You want to say hi to my friends? 101:51 Sure, grand. Well, well, well, well. 101:55 Big LL, pal. I'm cool. 101:57 How are you, bro? 101:59 We're waiting for Nontogozo's Christmas album. It's already October. What's happening? 102:04 Please, we need a new album. Give me media, please. Put them under pressure there on the timeline. Please, the artist must release. 102:25 Samana. You're talking to Pilo. I'm talking to the fans. 102:28 Remember you and Pilo's boss. 102:31 He's my brother. He's my brother. He's your boss. He's my brother. 102:39 He's my brother. 102:41 So I said, like I said, Scots… 102:50 Could do it. Pori can do it. So he's wrong too. I agree with you. I agree with him on the last one. 102:56 But I think Parby must not do it. 102:59 And I said Parby and I said Benzo. 103:06 What else must do? Let me go out of… Must not. 103:09 I think Berita must not do it. 103:10 Don't do that. As a musician. Don't do that. Relax. As a musician. I know. We're not speaking about wives here. 103:19 What did I say? We're not speaking about wives. She's not my wife. 103:23 Okay, that's fine. I said as a musician. 103:26 I said as a musician. 103:29 Let's not forget Barut is a musician. Okay. 103:31 She does one-woman shows all the time. With a guitar. By herself. With a band, with a guitar. You know what I mean? Those are my people. No, they're not your people. You shouldn't do it. They're not your people. Until you produce a summer award-winning album for them. At first, they know this summer. You know what I mean? And then you produce number ones. 103:51 Those are the people I pick. They're not my people. That they shouldn't do it. Don't do that. Don't do that. Berita, Benzo. Who's celebrity who's calling you now? 103:58 She needs to do as many number one shows as... Not number one shows. As many one-woman shows as possible. I need my cows back. 104:06 Remember what Nuta said? What did he say going to you? 104:09 He said... She doesn't sell tickets for anything less than 350 rand, by the way. 104:12 Bafo. 104:14 Bafo. Gumbaganshan. 104:16 Gumbaganshan. Gumbaganshan. Cool. Over. 104:21 You're on the show. Don't do that. 104:23 Listen, man. 104:23 We're live on the show, man. 104:26 Nota is here. Taki is here. So, Nota said something I wanted you to help me confirm. So, there's this song that you sent to Nota and Nota helped you with… No, an album. An album, man. 104:39 The whole album. He sold me the whole album before it dropped. 104:42 Apparently, you sent another entire album. And then he helped you with PR and money for work. Nah. What did you say again? 104:49 I said, Sanhel sent me the whole album. 104:51 Right. 104:52 And I said, yo, this Aganamani song is going to be a smash hit. It's going to change your life. And then I took that song to Nathan Thomas. And then Nathan Thomas then started directing music videos for Sandal Musician, for Simi, you know what I mean? They built a big, great relationship. Did many videos together after that. Dango, that was it. 105:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 105:21 Yeah, well, you know what? It's a long time ago. I can't even say. Remember. We used to call each other. Okay. I know one person I can confirm to know is that I was with the church. 105:33 Okay. 105:34 We used to just call each other. Yeah. 105:42 No, relax. Tell him that we're giving him props. So your name came up because we're giving you props with what you've done in the music industry. 105:50 Because people are not calling you a legend for putting on artists. 105:52 And so the debate was, is Sanel a musician a legend? And then what did Nocha say? Based on the people that you already brought up. 105:59 And what did Nocha say? You can say it, he's listening. Okay, Nocha said, Lindo is Sanel's, what do you call it, discovery, not Boris's. Number one. Bam Tatile. He even sent me Bam Tatile before it was even released. He sent it to me first. 106:15 What else? Who else is another one? Something Soweto, Agana Mali. Without that song, Something Soweto was not a solo artist before that song. Right. That's another one. 106:23 Nobody disagreed you there. 106:25 No, but I'm just saying, I said these things, not you. 106:27 Yeah. 106:27 We're not best friends. You didn't. Who else? Who's another one? So, and then why are you feeling that people are not giving you... No, Simi, we know. People know that Sanal and Simi have been... Sinom Solo. Sinom Solo, that's another one. He's not giving... Mtoonzi, we know. We know. Nobu Uche. Nobu Uche, we don't know about. 106:44 Nobu Uche, I'm telling you. 106:45 We don't know about. I'm telling you. Okay, you tell us. Who else? 106:50 Azana, we know about. We know that Azana comes from you. So, why do you feel like people are not giving you props for putting on artists? Let me tell you what I said. I said that... 107:00 Maybe if San El also made a big deal of his work with Busi at the beginning of his career and how that helped put him on, that might be a great example for some of these artists that he's put on to now give him his flowers. 107:18 Yeah, what do you think about that? 107:21 Okay, did you hear his question? Because I have one last one. 107:25 Yeah, I didn't get the question. I mean, listen, I've never wanted to be given props. I've never wanted to be the guy in front of the camera and all of these things. I've just enjoyed being the guy behind the guy. So whoever, or in a career, I fly without giving me whatever they're supposed to give me. It doesn't really affect me, you know, because I enjoy being behind the scenes and just doing what I can. 107:52 Which is a very good one I said. 107:54 So, yeah. So, I'm not shook. I'm not trying to get my accolades about anything. I know, Mina. They know. I know. Whatever. Let's keep it moving. Yes. 108:04 I know. I know. And Kosi, but I was working on something. You dropping anything soon for December? 108:10 Definitely. I'm working on a project. It's called Under the Sun. I'm basically launching my new chapter. So, yeah. So, that's all I can say for now. 108:19 You must come to the show when it's read. No, no, no, no. 108:25 Don't worry. We'll support the projects, dog. Don't worry. I hope he's watching or listening. 108:33 You are not lying so you can go home in peace. 108:36 Dog, I always go home in peace, dog. 108:38 I never lie. 108:39 Come here and lie. 108:46 So, with the big debate, when we voted, do you guys still remember the names? You said Benzo... And Bobby Cooper. 108:53 I said Benzo, my favorite artist, Bobby Cooper. And Berita. Someone who sold out a whole Sun Arena, dog. Huh? 109:02 Yeah, I think even my ex-wife must do San Arena. Who sold her San Arena? 109:05 Who sold her San Arena? Bobby Cooper. She sold it out? 109:08 Didn't she? No, I'm not. 109:12 Bro, don't come here and lie and expect to go home in peace. Oh, imagine. 109:17 This was the whole thing on Piano Pulse. You know, I never used to watch that show. Wow. 109:23 I never used to watch that show. That's what you guys said on Piano Pass, that no, she failed to fill it up. 109:28 But she was on the air, there were cables. 109:30 Failing is better. Dismally. Ah, it wasn't dismally. Ah, it was dismally. Let's be kind, let's be kind. The only highlight is the robes. You said, you said, who shouldn't do it? 109:41 Pori shouldn't do it? Yeah, Pori can't do a one-man show. Scots Mapuma? Scots Mapuma can't do a one-man show. 109:46 Who else? Did I add a third person? Uncle Waffles. 109:48 Yes, Uncle Waffles. It's Fiso? I keep forgetting him. Shane? Fitozo? 109:55 Shorts. Shorts. You arrived late today. You're busy editing other shows. So when's this one? 110:03 4-1. 110:03 That's a gab. It's fine. It's a pity. It's a pity win. 110:09 Whatever. 110:10 Whatever. Whatever. Whatever. 110:12 Whatever. Whatever. 110:21 Yeah, you have to do it for the Abed students. 110:23 And you just say, yeah, Ausfiso, yes, represent. Yeah, but I'm reflecting in male. But yeah, Ausfiso, male. What are you listening to? 110:35 What are you listening to? Abed is education. What have you been listening to this week? Mina, yo, who did I listen to? I listened to an album, yeah? Yeah. Did I listen to an album? I don't know. Who dropped an album this week? 110:47 Someone dropped an album that I was supposed to listen to. 110:49 Drake, the Dreyab. Huh? The Dreyab of Habibdi. 110:56 That's nonsense. I wouldn't listen to Drake. 110:59 Okay. 111:02 Damn. Hold on, I was listening to new music, dog. Are you still looking for it? No, I'm looking at the songs that I was listening to. I was listening to new music and some of the… Oh, Blue Puppy! Yeah, that's who dropped. Yeah. Hey, damn, I almost forgot. Yeah, Blue Puppy dropped a new album. 111:21 He dropped a single with MT as well. 111:25 Apparently, MT said he's coming to the show or something. He's going to rock up here. 111:28 He said he wants to come here. 111:29 What reason? And speak to you directly. For what? 111:33 So group up, it's called Etlani, right? Etlani. 111:36 Etlani. Etlani. Etlani. No, not Etlani. No, Etlani. Like, what is Etlani? In the trouble, in the bushes or whatever. 111:45 Etlati? 111:46 Yeah. Etlani. 111:48 Hey, we're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about it. 111:55 It's their father. Who's that? 111:58 Dog. 112:00 Guest. 112:01 Big Zulu. Oh, yes. I had people talking about it. He's a stepfather. He just released a song. Is it a song or is it a project? 112:09 Dog, we don't care. He released a song called Stepfather. He's a stepfather. He's a stepfather, dog. He's a stepfather. Big Zulu's a stepfather, dog. 112:16 He's proud of being a stepfather, dog. Stepfather. He's proud of it, dog. What does he say about his stepfather? He says, just because your man did not... 112:26 What? 112:27 Your dad did not stay with your mom. I will be stepfather, Sako. You know, I will be your daddy. But that's good then. 112:34 That's encouraging men. I had someone perform a song like that yesterday bro. Same lyrics. I forgot the name man. 112:40 Where were you yesterday? 112:42 But you don't need to play it. I'm trying to get the lyrics. Sorry. Where were you yesterday? I was at Link Up, man. Performing exactly the lyrics that he's singing, bro. Oh, yeah. But he's encouraging men to not be ashamed of being stepfathers. 112:52 Imagine. 112:53 I guess it's a good message. He's alright. There's no problem with being a stepfather. I don't like stepfathers. I want fathers to step in. 113:00 But maybe the dad died and then you come in. No kids. Yeah, I don't have any kids. But I'm saying maybe the husband… You don't kid yourself. 113:07 Is that what you said last week when you were avoiding reason? 113:16 He was avoiding Alakain last week. He's like, I do nothing about kids. I'm a kid myself. 113:26 Not even Alakain would be a stepfather. 113:31 Is he not? He's not. 113:32 No. 113:33 Hey, you're picking on Gigi, eh? You're getting the kids. No, don't do that, bro. I'm not. No, I just caught you there with the ice cream. What's wrong? Okay. Oh, don't do that, bro. Don't send trouble my way, dog. Okay. 113:46 Spiso, what are you listening to? 113:48 I've been listening to The Rose, man. She dropped a beautiful song, Yamazela. Yeah, I missed the listening session. I was in the studio. I missed it too, man. I missed it too. It was a public holiday. It's Tycoon and Tracy. 114:00 It's a beautiful song, Yamazela. I think when I introduced The Rose on the show, because let me take the credit. 114:07 You can take it, dog. I heard about her from you. 114:11 Leadership. 114:13 Does it feel good? I am progressive. Oh, you love it. 114:20 So I introduced her and I said, she sounds like Ruby Gold. 114:25 I know my shade, eh? Yeah. And then now, this Nyamazella song, she went and... You know your Shimza shit? 114:36 Shimza loves that song. 114:39 He does. I've never met Shimza, guys. In your life? In my life. 114:43 I meant a friend Shimza. 114:45 Remember when we went to… We were doing… The reshuffle. I met a guy that said it was Shimza. And I look at him. He looked like Shimza. 114:56 And I came here on the show. I'm like, oh, I met Shimza. Shimza's not like that. He's not like Kamumpel. 115:01 You can recognize him. 115:03 He's the same. Actually, why isn't Shimza on this wall? Isn't he a legend? I thought so. I'd love to meet Shimza. So she went and took the melody from the same song I introduced to her. 115:16 So she did Yamazella with it. And then Tracy, there's a beautiful verse there. Shout out to both of them. I'm listening to mostly now. Please, when you're away to Pretoria, they're not your gate. So you can afford to play that song. 115:37 21 Questions is another song I listened to. That was dropped this week. It's new. 115:41 That's with Musa Keys and Pushkin RSA. 115:45 A nice intro. 115:48 Musa Keys went to… I saw he did a podcast with Tato Ramperi. 115:51 What? 115:52 Musa Keys. 115:53 Yeah. Oh, Ubaba by Yang Zesh and Obri Kwana. I love that song, actually. But I hate the fact that it's always about Ubaba ongeko. You know what I mean? Can we please make some songs like Obri? Like, come on. Like, even if you didn't have a dad, like Dog... 116:09 Like, come on. 116:10 Aren't people supposed to sing about their experiences? 116:12 I understand, but he can sing about things that he's heard other people experiencing. Like the presence of a father. You know, if you're speaking about the absence of a father, what is there to rap about? I mean, he wasn't there, so there's nothing to talk about. You know what I mean? So talk about a father who's there and all the things he taught you and all those types of things. Or maybe talk about the things that you wish your father had taught you because now you've encountered kids who were taught by their fathers. 116:33 You know what I mean? Yeah. Like, you know, we can't be just like, oh, now I also don't have a dad. I also don't have a dad. Like, yo, we're tired of these kids who don't have dads. Like, everybody that doesn't have a dad now thinks they're a victim of something. Like, what the fuck, man? 116:46 Oh, wow. No, seriously. 116:49 You are the result of what your dad could convince your mother to do. You know what I mean? 116:56 What are you saying about me? 116:58 Everybody. Everybody. The man that you end up becoming is based on the woman that your father could convince to get pregnant for him. 117:05 Says a lot about you now. 117:07 Mm-hmm. And then, it's solid. The most solid. 117:12 And Cool MC dropped a project, man. Beautiful project. I'm listening to Sesi Kute. Sesi Kute. Mind you, I heard these songs before everybody else in the country. 117:20 And you still didn't tell them that yo. 117:23 You alright? You said? 117:25 No, I'm just saying. 117:26 No, what did you say? 117:27 Like, where the bars, dog? 117:29 Where's what? 117:30 Where the bars. 117:31 The bars? 117:31 Mm-hmm. 117:33 Like, the only time we hear bars from uncool MCs is when 031 Chopper's on the song. And 031 Chopper will bring the bars. You know what I mean? They've got the same similar shape. You know, I think 031 Chopper's is significantly older. 117:44 Come on, you've got to give uncool MC credit. Nah, but that's when you come and wear the bars, dog. You did say you don't go out and catch all these fine spirits. We go out and catch all them fucking fine spirits. And then you post them on the timeline for me to see and comment on. And we know that Uncool MC is one of the guys running the dance floor. He is. I won't lie. He is running for a big guy. He's running up and down. He's very active. I mean, remember, right? Like, these diggers are running the dance floor, man. You got to fucking give them kids credit, man. 118:14 Stop it, man. Don't be such a hater, man. You are a failed manager, man. You are a failed artist manager. You must calm down. Where did that come from now? 118:25 Man, he has to calm down, man. What's wrong with you? No, we can't be breaking kids every chance we get, dog. We can't, bro. And Cool MC is doing great, bro. And he just proved that he doesn't only make piano. This music that is actually sing. Just listen to the songs and give... Bro, I saw Uncool starting, bro, from the days of Alexandra. What was it called? 118:46 Um... 118:47 You should be ashamed of yourself. 118:49 What is that place that you used to be involved in lockdown? I forgot in Alex. Migalo. Migalo, dog. You get me. And he grew to be an artist that he is today, bro. So I don't appreciate him taking the credit away from him. I'm not saying choppers, dog. Who's taking credit away from him, dog? 119:06 I said, yo, he must put on more bars, dog. No one's chopping him down. No one's trying to destroy him. None of that shit, dog. Don't get triggered. Go put them bars yourself. Go put them bars yourself. That's bars, dog. I don't need to, dog. I don't need to, dog. I put Kanye Mbao. She'll show you bars, nigga. 119:23 Okay, what else are you listening to? 119:27 I just told you, M4 Laga Scots, Eugene Singer and Tweezy. Eugene Singer is like, if you're all YFM listeners in the past, he was like one of those season scoop Hot 9 at 9 legends or the freestyle show that they used to do. What was it called? The Full Clip. Yes, he's a Full Clip legend. You know what I mean? So he retired from music after the Full Clip ended, I guess. And then he's just come back with Tweezy and he's got M4 Laga Scots gone again. 119:56 Okay. 119:57 That's got bars. I won't lie. 119:58 What do you got, my dog? 120:00 You haven't heard that one? 120:01 You never heard that one? No, no. Okay. Well, Uncle MC should listen to that one. You good? Yeah, he sampled Konga and Jen. He gave it bars, dog. On a trap piece. Hold on. There's quite a few. Lots of songs that I listened to that I thought were amazing. 120:22 There's a song, man. I really hope it charts, you know. It's doing very well. It's called Palapala. Palapala. Who's on it? 2 Break 4, Self Made Bob, and I think Playboy 017. It features Dolly, Ismaestro, and Cremora. 120:40 Yeah. Oh, Nomai Ini. By Lady Do and Oza Sabza. Okay, I don't know. She dropped a song. She dropped some music. I guess she's back in studio. Yeah. Let's hope that she'll stay in studio a little bit longer so that whatever music she's making gains momentum. 120:56 So you good there? You done with your releases? So that I can just read and then we finish? Mm-mm. 121:03 Yeah. And then there's The Giftos released a project. It's called Circles. The Giftos? 121:09 Or is it The Giftos? 121:10 The Giftos. The Giftos, yeah. And then there's Blue Papi with Etanio, obviously. And then there's that EFF1, just our volume six by Economic Freedom Fighters. And then, yeah. 121:21 How did you know about that album other than going to the listening session? 121:25 And your buddy was there? 121:26 Guzo Lunga. Divine Brothers and Mr. Shane. That's another one. Very nice. 121:32 Yeah. I mean, look, I wasn't impressed with the Duran Josie track, but like, I mean, like, it didn't blow me away. I just feel like they could do a lot better. But I mean, all the best to Uncle MC and the boys with whatever they are doing. Oh, Siso Mejusa calm now. No, he didn't make me succumb. You are succumb. No, I'm not. 121:51 No, I'm not. 121:53 No, I didn't. He put words in my mouth. He said I'm bringing the boys down. 121:57 You're easily frightened. Did I break them? No, really? Yeah, you are. Okay. You can't take confrontation. Yeah. Shout out to Pounds, man. The album is still doing well. People are loving it. My life is a very dope song. We love it. My life, my life, my life, my life. You know, we love it. He went on a stream with Copano. That was a dope stream. You know, he's promoting the album well. His performance yesterday at Homecoming, you know, he had the whole steps thing that he had on the stage. You know, his album, Get His Steps Again. So he had the stairs like right on stage and he's performing there. 122:28 Did he get to the top? 122:30 In the dangaree and stuff like that. He had a dope stream promoting the album. So the promotion is still, it's growing well, you know. And shout out to his girlfriend, Sufi. We see this creative thing that she's doing with him. 122:41 His girlfriend is the creative director. 122:43 Yeah, she also did creative director. I think she styled the Scoping Kings. Whatever I say, I think she did the whole drop at Scoping Kings. 122:49 I see Drake's album is at number one. 122:51 It's number one. Just, yeah, but I mean, he'll go back to number one. A remake, a re-release. Pounds will go back to number one. 122:58 Really? So go back to number one. 122:59 Well, at least he's ahead of Quavo. And I won't lie, I like that Quavo album. 123:03 Quavo's Babadabra, come on. 123:04 That's way back. I like, I like, I like, I like it. I like it. I mean, I like it, dog. What's your favorite song currently? 123:11 My favorite song? That groove. Right now. 123:16 Yo? Aight dog, now I've just been listening to Pounds, bro. 123:20 Uh-huh. Groove. And uh, my favorite- What's that in English? My current favorite song is Fisone, Saw it to Derby, which features his vocalistic on this project. And then, it's Palapala, the one I just read. And then, outside. 123:34 Nah. Aries had a dope performance yesterday at Homecoming also. Aries. He killed it. He shot it down. He performed it at the right time this time. But did you shot it down without hits? 123:45 He shot it down with Manuel and Haniju and Paradise. Boom, Paradise. Where? At Homecoming yesterday. 123:50 Oh, damn. 123:51 Yeah. 123:52 I think Victoria people are the easiest people to scam, dog. 123:57 He will never come to Tembisa and kill performances. No, he will. 124:02 It's just that he won't come alone. The other people will come there and then they'll rock the show with music that people love. And then he'll come through as like an added thing. 124:10 And then people will be like, yeah, okay. We feel like we're now authentically, you know. 124:16 Rugged or something. We listened to Avery's. We sat through his whole entire performance. He dropped some bars on us and then you fucked off. 124:23 Okay. 124:24 Yeah. 124:25 Do you have a live read that you want to do? 124:26 If you're an Amapiano producer or content creator, listen up. SingStudioMusic.com is built for both sides of the culture. For Amapiano artists, turn your unreleased tracks and beats into a steady income stream. Upload your music, get licensed and make extra crash. 124:42 cash oh my bad every time creators use your sound for content creators stop stressing over copyright strikes you'll finally use authentic 100 royalty free amapiano tracks to elevate your videos and streams without getting taken down head over to syncstudiomusic.com right now monetize your sound grab the perfect track and keep creating go check it out are you gonna do that Maybe for your TikToks. I'll definitely, I'll check it out. 125:09 I will do it, man. 125:10 Oh, for his Facebook, yeah. Because that's where he makes his money. 125:12 15 rands. Road to 2 million, man. I don't know why he's no longer giving tickets. I don't know what's the store, man. But we're coming to Cape Town. 125:21 People are buying tickets, that's why. We're not giving tickets. We're not EFF. 125:26 We're coming to Cape Sound, man. 125:27 The backbone will answer for them. 125:28 It's for a road to two million, man. It's going to be a beautiful week. I'm excited about it. I can't wait to take you guys to my hood. I want to take you guys to Kaili. Take us to Jordan. Will you be sober enough to see the road? Will you be sober enough to see the road? You're drinking more than me, my nigga. Lately, you're drinking more than me. 125:51 You can go to my grandmother's house, Kualang. 125:54 There was a place in Gugule, Tukwamzol. It's closed. It's the best place to eat meat. But now you can just go to town too. But yeah, I'll hook you guys up. I'll plug you guys. 126:05 Plug us away, nigga. I got blood relatives there, nigga. 126:08 Shit. 126:09 I thought you had blood relatives in Zimbabwe. 126:11 Who? No. I sent cows there. That's the blood I'd like back. Yeah. Yeah. 126:17 So yeah, man, let people buy those tickets, man. We want to fill up that place and also reach that two million, man. I can't wait. I want to roast. Do you know who I want to roast? Are you taking your family down? Schools will be closed. You know who I want to roast? Yeah. I want to roast... Tolles Moe. 126:33 For August Kippelum Tintzila. 126:36 Okay. 126:37 When are you having a... When are you doing a housewarming at your house? At your home? No, no, no. My brother house? Oh, shut up. No, no, relax. Shut up. At least you will know how much you pay a card number every two weeks. You said you want to do an invite us. 126:52 No. 126:53 Because I want to see how you behave around your family. I want to see your... I want to see if you're just like this here or if you... So you're not inviting us? 127:00 No, no, no. I was with Spiewer the other day. Nuta built a fucking mansion. 127:04 No, no, relax. 127:04 It's a mansion. Relax, relax, relax. Skad Shimza will come take it. 127:10 And on that note, let's leave it. Leave my assets, niggas, please. Skad Shimza will pull up on him again. No, no, no. That house is huge, bro. 127:21 Is it? It's in Brombo's red. Where's that dress with 50 shimza? 127:26 Hey, hey, bruh, Shimza. 127:32 He's never going to trust you again for no time. 127:43 Everybody knows. Everybody knows his house. He's spoken about it. He posted it on Twitter, man. With the tabs and shit. 127:49 I've known on Twitter. I told you, bro. 127:51 He posted the tabs like showing off that. He's shown construction and he's been doing it. So we know about the house. 127:55 Why should I say something to hell, man? Is it on your name? 127:58 No, no, no. That's family business, dog. What me and my siblings and everyone does there. 128:04 Yeah. 128:04 It's our business. Shut up. No, we don't discuss that. Even if Malachi wants us to understand certain things. Anything that has to do with Basanin, Shamulo, and Siju, certain projects. 128:14 Basanin, Kamulo, and what? Yes, BNS. That's our company. 128:18 Don't you think that man that's frozen there by Sony can help? 128:20 Dog, we're good. We're eating. How does Boru know that his money is frozen actually? 128:31 What did I want to say? 128:31 Oh, on Thursday, after, after, after. He's my police. He's the one that says freeze. 128:43 So I went to a club in Pretoria. 128:45 I went to Iowa. And I heard Shawa play for the first time. No, he's not. 128:50 Chawa, Matuke? Chawa, Matuke? Yeah, I heard him play. He like plays in the MCs at the same time. Like Lokombo. 128:56 You know, he had a good set. I'm Tsonga because my dad is Tsonga. 129:00 If my mother was Tsonga, I wouldn't be Tsonga. You understand? That's why I'm not Hossa. 129:07 So Pori's mother's side is not his side. Dad is Betty, is Betty. 129:11 So his mom is Tsonga? 129:12 Don't go. 129:13 Okay, cool. 129:15 Killipedi. 129:15 If you still want to know why did they freeze the man, Matuke? Mm-mm. 129:21 I'll call Quest. I'll ask him. He's going to tell me the truth. I'll come with it next week. I gave him a chance. Tell us. He doesn't want to tell us. I'm going to be, I'm going to go do Tahir's job now. 129:32 I think we're good now. Is there anything, is there something, anything you want to say before we close? No, no man. It's my birthday month. I might be hosting an event somewhere. And plus, I might be dropping my first single on my birthday on the 22nd of October. I have a song with T-Man Express, Lassie, and T-Rams. You're a Scorpio. And Mass Music. It's a song. 129:56 22nd of October is Scorpio. 129:57 It's a song I wrote, so I'm dropping it because I don't longer want to sign anybody's kit. 130:02 Right? It's not Libra. Listen to this for the time. 130:04 That's before then. Yeah? Because I'm avoiding signing anybody's kids anymore because how ungrateful they become after we have made them. I decided to drop my own music. So you're taking my advice? 130:16 I might drop my own album on the 15th of November. 130:19 So you're now an artist? 130:20 It's my domain. 130:21 I'm dropping music. 130:23 If you drop music, you're going to be an artist? 130:25 Yeah, of course. 130:26 So you're not an artist. So people can book you and you can perform. No, we can talk about it. We can rock him. We're going to rock him. We're going to rock him on this show. So now we're podcasting with an artist. We're going to rock him. 130:37 I'm not singing. 130:37 I'm not singing. 130:38 Yeah, we're going to hurt his feelings, nigga. 130:41 My man, let me make it myself. Calm down. 130:43 You're not singing. No, no, no, no. I'm probably going to sing the intro only on my album. 130:51 But I write all the songs. But you want to be an artist now? Yeah, yeah. I want to make money. I want to get paid. Okay. So artists make money. They do. 130:58 The record companies don't. 130:59 They do. Huh? 131:01 What companies they don't do? You want to eat everything. You're a record owner. You're an artist on top of that. Why am I… You have… Why? So who's going to rob you? But I am a music producer. Who are you signing to? 131:10 I am a music producer and I've been producing music… Are you signing to yourself? Hold on, man. I've been producing music for a lot of people. So right now, because I don't want to be disappointed by these kids anymore, I'd rather drop my own music because they will never disappoint me or disrespect myself. You get me? What I'm tired of is the disrespect that comes with it. 131:30 Why don't you go Joe Jackson? 131:33 So I'm going to drop my own music. 131:36 On my birthday, my first single is dropping. You don't believe in corporal punishment, that's why. Amal Drendot. Okay, Murantana? I get what he does. 131:43 What about you, Matok? Is there anything you want to say? Are you dropping any music? 131:46 No. 131:48 You have fucking failed many. You can't even lift a finger to help another kid. Fuck. 131:55 You know, I was on De Elias' podcast. 131:59 He called you out, by the way. Did you see? 132:01 I was on his podcast. 132:03 Okay. 132:04 I was sitting with him. You know what I mean? Yeah. El Tito. And I said, yo, dog, I'm at such a different level of the game that, yo, niggas that are… Unlearned. Uneducated. You know, can't even see my effects, dog. I told him that, yo, dog, my fingerprints are all over every single move everyone makes, dog. I set the blueprint. You understand what I'm saying? So, um... 132:32 We're talking about asset classes. 132:35 That's what we manage. Asset classes. You know, that's why I'm having meetings at World of Golf. 132:41 Not you. You understand? 132:44 Yeah. So, I'm doing my thing. You guys will eat. Don't worry, because I'm doing my thing. Don't worry. The sun will shine in the morning. 132:52 And I'll continue to do my thing. 132:54 To feed us. Feed us leadership. 132:57 God provides. 132:57 We are... 132:58 The birds never cry about being hungry. 133:01 We are your kids. Feed us. Thank you. 133:07 I know. You don't control shade like that. 133:10 Remote controlling there with your shades. 133:12 Shane is not in the best shape today. 133:14 Yeah. Is there anything... Do you have any last words? 133:15 Do you have anything, bro, you want to say? 133:17 No, this was the gospel. Why don't you go to Shandash's event? This was the gospel. Thank you so much for tuning in, Palsas. Thank you. Thank you. 133:26 This was the gospel. 133:28 Thank you so much for tuning in, Parsons. We are the years. Bye-bye.