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Prince Kaybee appreciates Anele Mdoda’s support

South African DJ Prince Kaybee appreciates media personality Anele Mdoda.

Prince Kaybee appreciated Anele’s support during his set at a show over the weekend.

The DJ posted a video of Anele joining him on stage, praising the crowd and moving to the sound of the music. 

Taking to his Instagram timeline, the DJ wrote:

“Thank you for supporting me up to this far. We have really come a long way.”

 

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In a separate post the musician also thanked all his fans, saying: “Thank you for supporting me up to this far, we have really come a long way.”

 

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Many of his fans flooded his comments section:

“Busiswa did the things on this song ayiphelelwa???,” wrote a social media user.

A fan added: “?killing it bro! Even with the injury ??.”

“What a great time ??????❤️ love it all ??? @princekaybee_sa,” commented a social media user.

While another fan simply praised the musician, saying: “❤️?? You brought so much change in the game and also inspired a lot and also introduced new talent always , shout out bro??❤️❤️??.”

Another user gave Prince Kaybee his flowers, saying: You are a good artist and you evolve every time you release an album. Thank you ❤️❤️?.”

“Thanks to you makgowa for giving us a good music all the time ❤️??,” added a fan.

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