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‘It is bigger than me,’ Young Stunna after Imithandazo performance

The song Imithandazo by Kabza De Small and Mthunzi featuring Young Stunna, DJ Maphorisa, Sizwe Alakine, and Umthakathi Kush is one of the best songs these artists have given us.

This is also proven by how many people love the song, always singing their lungs out whenever Young Stunna (born Sandile Msimango) is performing his verse which many people relate to. The song gives us a wave and a feel that everything is going to be okay, it is more of a prayer to God.

The past weekend, a lot of artists were at the Cotton Festival in Johannesburg where Young Stunna performed the song. Taking to Instagram, the Adiwele hitmaker shared a video of his performance and in his caption, he wrote, “I don’t have a Cotton fest general experience, I couldn’t afford a ticket back then and the drip was on our necks because we still needed confidence with expressing thrifted clothes, it was hard to express fashion in our hood.”

He added that he cannot believe he is performing on that stage for the 3rd time after a couple of years, “God knew why I never got to watch my favourite artists perform on stage, he knew he wanted people to watch me too.”

Concluding his caption, he said, ” It’s bigger than me.”

 

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Industry friends and fans took to the comment section to express their feelings about the song, “This is powerful! NEVER BE AFRAID TO TRUST AN UNKNOWN FUTURE TO A KNOWN GOD.”

“The lyrics on them own are everything….Akuvuselela ngisho kuthiwa impilo ikushaya kanzima kanjani (they reinstall faith even when you are hitting rock bottom),” wrote another user.

Another one said: “I got goosebumps just watching this.”

Also see: WATCH: TikToker sings Kabza De Small and Young Stunna’s Imithandazo in French

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