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Young Stunna expresses his gratitude to his supporters

Taking a look back into your life helps you keep track of how far you have come and how close you are to making your dreams come true.

South African singer Sandile Msimango, professionally known as Young Stunna, expressed his love and gratitude to his supporters as he reminisced on how much he has grown in the past two years.

Young Stunna is one of the amapiano artists that many have grown to love in the genre. He is mostly known for his relatable verses in his songs.

Taking to Instagram, the Adiwele hitmaker shared a video of himself performing Imithandazo in Mozambique whilst he was sharing the stage with one of the prominent amapiano DJs, Kabza De Small.

In his caption, he wrote, “I cry, oh yes I cry a lot because who tf [the f*ck] ain’t scared to perform with @kabelomotha_ in front of thousands of people!?

“Two years ago, I wouldn’t believe you if you told me I’d be here two years to come. I can’t even finish this caption,’ he added.

He concluded his caption: “I love y’all so much [red heart emoji]. Mozambique you’re my second home. @picasso_negrao, thank you for making sure I always visit man, God bless.”

 

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Fans, industry friends and supporters flooded his comment section with congratulatory messages:

“What a prayer, iconic [fire emoji].”

“This will go down in history as one of my favourite records,” wrote South African musician, Zakes Bantwini.

Another one said: “I CRY!!!! I CRY!!! I CRY WITH STUNNA!”

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