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Robot Boii’s music video commemorates late musical giants

Multitalented Mzwakhe Jr Mbuli, popularly known as Robot Boii, has left yet another mark in the entertainment industry. The 29-year-old creative continues to exceed our expectations and persistently upholds the title of being a man of many talents.

The diverse rage of this superstar came as no surprise to South Africans as he is the son of the legendary poet and musician, Mzwakhe Mbuli. The Popcorn and Cheese singer and co-host is set to take over the entertainment industry with his soft-spoken personality and range of talents. 

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The nation witnessed the growth of this superstar as he made his debut on his father’s music video. Since then, Robot Boii has thrived simply through his God given talents with the nation admiring every bit he has given them. Not only does Robot Boii display exceptional skills in dancing but he takes it up a notch by being lyrically talented and being a creative mastermind throughout. 

 

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Popularly known as his favorite phrase, “which one is this one?” has become his own personal trademark. According to Times Lives his hit single Salary Salary become Mzansi’s favorite as it went viral with the robotic dance routine that took over the country. The superstar received a gold plaque as the song hit over 1.2 million views on YouTube.  

Two weeks ago, the social media sensation and his featured artists dropped a music video of the song. With the visuals we have seen alongside the reaction of his supporters, it is safe to say that his talent and creativity are unmatched.  

The music video brought together many creatives and social media sensations. To top it all off, Robot Boii paid homage to the fallen soldiers of the entertainment industry. His supporters went off and titled him as “a God programmed Robot”.  

In the 5-minute video we see him execute a brilliant recreation of the industry’s top names in their respective videos. The first few seconds of the video executes Costa Titch on Big Flexa, and we later see the late Killa Kau on Amaneighbour. A minute into the video, the remix of Amantombazane shows the reimagination of the late DJ Dimplez. While fans are still fascinated by that, we see a recreation of Mpura in the Izolo hit single.

The second last artist who Robot Boii showed a tribute to is Riky Rick as we see the recreation of the cotton eater in Sidlukotini. Closing off the execution of these artists is the execution of the late AKA on his single, Starsigns.  

The artistry work and the efforts that were put into this video displays nothing but a masterpiece. Robot Boii has created a video with all of Mzansi’s favorites, simply having fun, promoting unity and paying respect to the musical giants who are no longer with us.

Robot Boii’s supporters were left speechless after the delivery of his music video.

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