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Uncle Waffles performs at Met Gala after-party

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Uncle Waffles continues to dominate the international scene after performing at a Met Gala after-party.

South Africa’s favourite uncle performed in New York at the after-party of Met Gala co-chair and Ghanaian-British actress, Michaela Coel.

The DJ shared images of herself at the after-party, where she met many megastars, including supermodel Naomi Campbell and rapper Megan Thee Stallion. She also shared a video of herself performing for the crowd, with Michaela right behind her.

Many Twitter users showed their admiration and how proud they are of her achievements.

Uncle Waffles’ name had even appeared in Vogue magazine.

The celebrated DJ shared more of her time in New York on her Instagram account.

 

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Not too long ago, Uncle Waffles made history at Coachella as the first Amapiano DJ to perform at the music and arts festival. She had also met singer Ciara, who showed the DJ love and performed the popular Yahyuppiyah TikTok dance challenge.

The Tanzania hitmaker – who released her latest album Asylum on 31 March 2023 – is not slowing down any time soon. In early April, Uncle Waffles announced that she would be touring for 200 days this year, the USA being one of her stops.

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