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Betusile explains why he shares other people’s work on his timeline

Eastern Cape-based gospel singer Betusile Mcinga shares why he is passionate about sharing the work of others in his timeline when they never do it in return, this comes after a friend of his asked the award-winning artist to explain.

Betusile is famously known for his hit song Ngena Noah which won the Metro FM award for being the song of the year 2023. The singer also gained international recognition and won a Texas Gospel Music Excellence Award (TGMEA) for Male Soloist Of The Year.

With him continuing to work, he recently released a new song called Abayiqondi which is available on all music platforms.

Taking to Instagram, to answer the question, “It is passion comes from understanding that there are many people who shared my work without expecting me to return the favour.”

He continued to add that many other people expose him to their audience without expecting him to do anything in return, “Other people have invested in my life without expecting returns from their investment,” he added.

Concluding the post he wrote, “Doing good to others will bring good to you. I love you Fam.”

 

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His followers took to the comment section to applaud him, “Love this Bhuti keep it up – I always try to do this for small local growing enterprises because I respect our people’s hustle.”

Another user shared that his words were very beautiful and were crystal clear.

Also see: Betusile Mcinga wins a Texas Gospel Music Excellence Award

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