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‘This life is amazing,’ says Young Stunna

South African singer Sandile Msimango, professionally known as Young Stunna (who also goes by the name of Mashaya), appreciated the gift of life after being one of the artists to perform at the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) manifesto launch.

Stunna is known for making hits and killing verses in songs that he features on such as Kabza De Small’s Imithandazo. He has also worked with the most prominent artists in the amapiano genre such as DJ Maphorisa, Sir Trill and Aymos.

Taking to Instagram, the Adiwele hitmaker shared a series of pictures from when he performed during the EFF manifesto launch in Durban where he met a lot of people, including political figures.

In his caption, he wrote, “Now I get to meet some of the legends who used to be the reason why our parents didn’t sleep at home back in the day.”

“It feels good to be the reason why some of their daughters and sons don’t sleep at home right now, it’s actually a big blessing. This life’s amazing,” he concluded his caption.

 

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Fans, industry friends and supporters wrote congratulatory messages while others encouraged him to continue to work hard:

“The Elders. Congratulations and Keep shining [fire emoji].”

“Sise mhlaben waka mashaya (We are in Mashaya’s land),” wrote another user.

Another one said: “Big up Mr Stunna.”

While South African actor, Nay Maps commented with fire emojis.

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