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Watch: Wiz Khalifa’s attempts to sing Mnike

American rapper Wiz Khalifa is no stranger to showing love to Amapiano music. Not too long ago, he was spotted vibing to Khanyisa’s hit Amapiano song, and now the rapper was seen playing Tyler ICU’s hit song Mnike while working out and doing other activities.

However, the American rapper’s attempt to sing Mnike’s lyrics caused quite a huge stir on social media. 

“Big s/o to @wizkhalifa. Amapiano to the world baby,” Tyler captioned the video.

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Many people flooded the comments section.

One social media user wrote: “It’s Nika it means give ? but anyway ?????????? all the way…”

“Mnike track unprovoked to rest of Amapiano – seee yahh seeee yahhh ???,” wrote a fan.

“❤️❤️To the world baby ✈️,” wrote another fan.

Another social media user added: “Mnike is a national anthem ?????.”

Mnike is an Amapiano single by South African record producer Tyler ICU and singer-songwriter Tumelo_za. It was released on April 28, 2023, by Sony Music Entertainment Africa (under exclusive license from New Money Gang Records) and features guest appearances from DJ Maphorisa, Nandipha808, Ceeka RSA, and Tyron Dee.

After being released, the song quickly became a success after becoming viral on the video-sharing app TikTok. It sold one million units two weeks after its release and peaked at number one on Billboard South Africa Songs, The Official South African Charts, and other charts.

Also see: Wiseman Mncube speaks on his role in Nkalakatha: The Life of Mandoza

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