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Big Zulu, Big Xhosa surprise fans with unreleased song

Musical artists Big Zulu and Big Xhosa got together at the Inkabi Zezwe album tour in Johannesburg on the Carnival City stage to perform their unreleased song for concertgoers.

Big Xhosa, real name Sesethu Myeki, first came onto the rap scene as a satirical rapper, going viral after releasing a diss track called Inyile taking aim at big rappers such as Cassper Nyovest, Nasty C, A-Reece, and more. He also dissed other media personalities like Podcast and Chill hosts MacG and Sol Phenduka under the name SOS.

However, the artist has since rebranded as it became difficult for him to collaborate with other artists.

“I refuse to live up to something or a character I am not. I am not a comedian. I can’t continue being funny because that’s not my talent. However, I can continue giving you guys music because that’s my talent,” he once wrote on social media.

Sharing a video of their performance on social media, Big Xhosa wrote, “Big Zulu brought me out on stage last night to perform our unreleased song. Song drops soon.”

A day before Big Zulu and Sjava’s Inkabi Zezwe album tour, Big Xhosa also had the opportunity to rehearse with the award-winning superstars.

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