If you enjoyed this episode please hit the like and subscribe - it really helps the channel and allows us to keep having these important conversations. Thank you so much - Steven 🙏🏽
Amazing work Steve, my first time watching. I love how you allow the mood of your guest and the moment to guide the interview, instead of killing the flow of heartfelt expressions because of a list of premeditated questions. Makes your podcast worth watching Top shelf 👌🏿 I'm also from South Africa 🇿🇦 ♥
Same here. I was so happy to see Black Coffee. Knowing the style of Steve's interview. I knew we were gonna get more insight and depth into Black Coffee's story and background. What a story, what a life, what a journey. I'm honored to know the story behind his success.
One thing about South Africans, we are proud of our people. Black coffee has been an amazing ambassador for our country and we couldn't be happier for him. I was happy to watch this podcast and to hear about his story a bit more. Thank you, Steve. Thank you, Black Coffee.
I like this interviewer, his questions are short and straight to the point. He gives the interviewee ample time to express himself without interjecting unnecessarily. Thumbs up man. Keep up the good work.
I felt a genuine spectrum of emotions that I imagine cannot be explained...EVER. Hope, grit, courage, vulnerabilty, tenacity, leadership, transcendance on MANY levels & love. Above all: LOVE. This was a very impactful inclusive global therapy session & I'm grateful to be a part of this journey called life today for having seen, heard, & felt this share. Enkosi kakhulu ngalo bhuti Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo & thank you to the aspiring & relevant future D.J. Steven Bartlett 🙏🏿 🙏🏿 🙏🏿 🙏🏿
Man . Black Coffee is just inspirational. He's not trying too hard but he's exceptional. Pure therapeutic podcast for Black Coffee. I'm proud to be South African .
I love him and his music. He is truly so talented and so connected to the divine to share his craft the way he does. I saw him for the first time in Athens a few months ago and for me house music (specific genres and types) take me on a spiritual journey but his live set was something else. From the music he plays and mixes, to the different dimensions of sounds, to the sounds he integrates, to the visuals, to his level of detail, to his tuned in focus when he plays it was really something else. Him saying him sharing his music is a way of healing people as it healed him, this is so evident in what he shares. He truly deserves all of the success ❤ He recently came to Australia and sold out so fast but cannot wait to see him play again.
Been listening to DOAC for almost 2 years how did I miss this! Black Coffee is my fav musician. I don’t like clubs but I would def go to one if he plays. Thank you Steven for this most raw and real episode. I feel like I know Nathi. Siyabonga for the incredible music you make. Can’t wait to hear a collab with Hans Zimmer or with saxophonist Dulfer! My wish list😊 I work in rehabilitation of ex-miners! This episode makes my heart sing! I’m gonna share it far and wide!!!!!!!❤ Is it allowed to say… I love you! ❤
Black coffee is my idol... been following him around from when he used to DJ in Soweto to Vaal, Maponya used to follow almost all his gigs... his hustle mentality and passion for what he loves inspired me to follow my designing dream and how intentional he is is how I am with my craft.... Thanks so much for having him and thanks to him to agree to do this because he doesn't do interviews
As a South African and already a great fan of this man...super, super, respect! Here in lies the fibre of most great South Africans. Great interview as always. Thank you.
That part "this thing is going to rob me of the thing that I love, and I won't allow it", was powerful. As an African I know this sentence too well. It's where resilience comes from. Thank you Black Coffee, Thank you Steven.
I met Black Coffee not knowing how big he was and is ; way back in 2013/2014 by a club called Europa in sunnyside Pretoria south africa, he is a cool person i was still drinking (drunk) i took a picture with him and someone was like dont you know who this is? since then i follow him with his music! stay humble man!
I simply cannot explain my pride and joy when I heard Steven at 42:20 say the Eastern cape. Representation absolutely matters, representation at this level snuffs out all the air out of your excuses, true and valid as they may be. The seat at the extraordinary table is occupied by the same guy essentially but to know that one of your own is just as capable to confidently hold their own there, lands very differently! Steven in as far as the South African market of this podcast is concerned, you have outdone yourself with this one mate. You introduced us to one of our own😭
Nathi!! Thank you for sharing. I will be showing this interview to my 10 year old this afternoon. She is currently dealing with arthritis in her left knee, recently diagnosed. And for her as an incredibly active and sporty child this is a very challenging time. Strangely enough she is very talented musically, she does the recorder and the piano and I do think she is going to find some solace in the world of music as we navigate this situation. You, simply sharing your story, will make a difference in someone's world. Much love from South Africa. Thank you for just being you.
Yes! He is a Rock Star. Our generation and the generations to come will know about him that he's here and He Lived, He inspired and and ...........Stay humble and Stay Blessed. Much Love Black Coffee continue to glow in the Dark.
I’m listening now driving to work and hearing about his childhood and family dynamics 😢❤, true inspiration! Great podcast&episode as always Steven. Thank you.🇿🇦🙏🏽
Listened to Black Coffee for a long term, been to several events of his... I NEVER KNEW HE HAD 1 ARM!!! I treated him before I rate him more now. Big up!
I've been blessed enough to see him live and honestly it was an out of this world experience. To hear him open up in this interview so comfortably was beautiful 🙏🏾
As a South African and someone who almost had my right wrist severed in an off road accident,I can absolutely relate to the hand in the pocket thing! Black Coffee,we see you sir. 🇿🇦 🫡
Watched this multiple times, I think this is the first podcast that made me emotional♥. I finally understand that these days it does not matter where you come from or who you are. But, how are you continually willing to stand out in any position you find yourselves standing in. I think that's the message 💯, and no one can deliver it better than Steve podcast. Keep growing brother❤ All peace and love from South Africa.
Apart from being a big fan of Steven and a proud subscriber of this podcast, I am also a very proud South African and this is for me the first time I feel like I'm getting to know Black Coffee the human being.
I love his choice of music. It speaks to my soul. Thank you for interviewing him. It's nice to get to know him better. I thought I would have to go to Ibiza to see him but he came to Atlanta GA in Oct 2023 and I was there. I was soooo happy. Im a big fan of Black Coffee from Charlotte NC.
Ooooh thank you Mashimane for sharing pearls of wisdom and your jorney to building a legacy for your kids. Love the passion you have for your work. See you in South Africa in December - sooooooo looking forward to the show in Ballito
So surprising to see you've interviewed Black Coffee. Met him at one of his first UK gigs with Tribe here in London when Afro House was very much underground, and subsequent London DJ gigs. Honoured to be interviewed by the BBC for my passion for SA House Music, with special mentions to Black Coffee and his collaboration with fellow Londoner Nathan Adams. I love his earlier music, when he was part of SHANA and then his solo endeavours. Will be keeping those Vinyls for life. Great DJ with an incredible journey. Loving these interviews Stephen, keep them coming and keep them varied 🎯🤗❤️
This was an amazing interview. Love Black Coffee and his music. He is living proof that you can do anything if you work hard with intent. So proud to be South African right now.
Steve has a way of making people comfortable and assured. I can't pin it for now but hopefully soon, I will be able to. This is the very reason why a lot become vulnerable and cry. You're a doing a great job Steven. Big up to the most talented DJ in the world from Mzansi.
Black Coffee is so humble, he's a huge inspiration and incredibly worthy role model. He's always been a big inspiration for me, hearing his whole story for the first time hit me on another level.
i really like the way black coffee explain himself the difference between Nathi and black coffee it shows that he is in between difference levels. this episode its really inspire me as DJ that i am capable to focus on my career as amapiano artist i love music a lot
Wow, Steven. I’ve always loved your Podcast. But seeing you get Black Coffee on here, is incredible. THANK YOU. Black Coffee, a real legend for those who know. Stuff like this is what sets your apart, Steven.
It’s nothing wrong to milk cows! I’m a DJ, with a broken left hand. No ligaments, so pretty much I went thru the same feelings, questions 😂 I hate rotary mixers. But we mix from the heart and not with hands. It’s the selection, the music! People like you for your music and you are awesome! Thank you for doing this, for me one of the best interviews I’ve seen here in RUclips! Your struggles are helping me to continue with my life… Thank you Black Coffee 🙏
It's been the craziest year of my life, I was in a bad place for a while, a place that I never thought I'd be but life happens and around about 3 months ago I was told about a DJ called Black Coffee. He is one of the reasons why I'm OK now. On Saturday 5th October 2024, I went to see his closing party at Hi Ibiza. It was one of the best nights and experiences of my life, what a guy, thank you
Truly an amazing inspiration and he always knows how to create an amazing energy and vibe. What a gifted person. To be honest, I've seen tones of sets of Black Coffee, but I never noticed his arm. I was in absolute gaze of the energy and the crowd control.
Cant say I've been a diehard crazy fan but I've always loved Black Coffees music when I heard it. Literally just found out this man done what he's done with one arm. Major Respect Legend🙏🏽
I've seen a couple of various podcast interviews from this channel through algorithm, but only now I've subscribed thanks to seeing an interview with my beloved South African deejay 🖤💛💚❤️💙🇿🇦
Firstly, this is by far my personal favourite podcast, sorry MacG😁.I think someone mentioned how we've never heard about Black Coffee's life changing experience but somehow you got him to open up about that, think your interview skills are superb and that's my favourite thing about this podcast, the guests are always so raw . Secondly, very proud to see a South African on your podcast☺
Stories of humble beginnings are not only inspiring but, also fuels up Hope to the South African youth drowning in shambles of unemployment, poverty, self discovery. Thank you Black Coffey 🔥 🔥 Mthatha
Wow! I had so much respect for Black Coffee as an amazing DJ and producer, and had no idea he'd had an accident...but now I admire him even more! Very powerful and blessed with strong women in his life! Love Love Love - grounded and full of respect
I am Siseko Ngqoza from Cape town...I am overwhelmed by you Bhuti Nathi..You inspired,me,alot..Thixo woxolo angakugcina...I listened to you attentively and,I learnt
Wow..Mzanzi fo sure🇿🇦dj black coffee, couldn't of asked for better debut SA guest on the pod. Thanks Steve. ❤️ appreciate this. 🙏 felt some pride when you had Africa Brooke on too. ZIM AND ZA SISTER COUNTRIES.
Thank you for this podcast , everybody always say he is my twin and to hear his story and finding out that we got so much in common definitely inspire me to do more . thank you coffee .
At the moment while I still going through listening to this podcast, I just think of how much pain we go through in this life, just the act and the type as well as the massiveness of the impact are different, but the sorrow is digging deep inside.
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If you enjoyed this episode please hit the like and subscribe - it really helps the channel and allows us to keep having these important conversations. Thank you so much - Steven 🙏🏽
Resonating more with you every release! Similar interests too it seems!
I would like to see Geoff Thomson on, very interesting bloke 👍
Done! Thank you for the excellent work and amazing guests. 🙏
Amazing work Steve, my first time watching.
I love how you allow the mood of your guest and the moment to guide the interview, instead of killing the flow of heartfelt expressions because of a list of premeditated questions. Makes your podcast worth watching
Top shelf 👌🏿
I'm also from South Africa 🇿🇦 ♥
Thank You for this episode 🙏🏽
As a South African man who is an avid listener of Diary of a CEO, I am suuuuuuuper chuffed to see this guy. Big up to you Ta Nathi and to you Steve!❤🎉
I'm so also he's having him on. Hallallaa
Same here. I was so happy to see Black Coffee. Knowing the style of Steve's interview. I knew we were gonna get more insight and depth into Black Coffee's story and background. What a story, what a life, what a journey. I'm honored to know the story behind his success.
Sisonke! 🇿🇦
Exactly what I was thinking.
feels like sandton
As a DJ with one arm in the UK this has given me inspiration. Big love Black Coffee 💙
Keep yo head up bro and keep going for it!!! Well done and goodluck!
Hey what's your DJ name and what music do you play? Fellow DJ and Black Coffee fan here 🎯
You know his from a small town called mlazi east coast of SA
@@travgazijr2077 ka E eMlazi
I had no idea he had one arm until I read this comment! wow
The Man, the Myth, the Ledgend, Black Coffee! See you soon in Bahrain.
Steven, thank you for giving Black Coffee the opportunity to speak and and express himself without interruption. This podcast was a favorite!
Never been prouder to be South African.Shout out Black coffee for putting us on the map and the amazing music he makes.
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Sure, we also have Elon Musk to be proud of 😀
@@PedroManuelAmaral Elon doesn't identify as a South African
@@PedroManuelAmaral yeah most South Afticans don't see him as a South African
Black Coffee, Christ loves you my brother. From one african to another. A brother to brother, He loves you so dearly
One thing about South Africans, we are proud of our people.
Black coffee has been an amazing ambassador for our country and we couldn't be happier for him.
I was happy to watch this podcast and to hear about his story a bit more.
Thank you, Steve. Thank you, Black Coffee.
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I had no idea about his arm. He is truly phenomenal
you can see black coffee is such a strong soul. he was born a warrior
A big hug Black Coffee, we are all so proud of you 🇿🇦
Watching from Zambia and feeling proud to see an African on this channel.
I'm like black coffee, I had an accident and I use only my right arm. and I'm djing....for me he is a great inspiration.
As a South African, I have never heard what happened to Black Coffie's hand. What an interview! Thanks for this, Steve, I am listening.
Thanks for the confirmation, my uncle told me what happened. The both grew up together and went to the same school in Ngangelizwe Mthatha.
Wow, this is surprising. I tell all my DJ students about him and his journey. Very inspiring DJ 💯
@@madeitthroughentertainment1658 who even cares??😂😂
@@paulfil9404 😂true
I didn’t even noticed he has a disability with his hands 😢
This was an incredible interview. Even we as South African's haven't seen this side to Black Coffee. Quality!
I guess you didn't watch him on Podcast n Chill with Mac G he dropped jams lapho
He came here first
This guy made me fall in love with House music all over again...There is only one Black Coffee.
Humble and exceptionally talented. Black Coffee is probably the reason why Amapiano was forged as an authentic South African genre.
I like this interviewer, his questions are short and straight to the point. He gives the interviewee ample time to express himself without interjecting unnecessarily. Thumbs up man. Keep up the good work.
Black Coffe's Superman will forever be my favorite song.
I felt a genuine spectrum of emotions that I imagine cannot be explained...EVER.
Hope, grit, courage, vulnerabilty, tenacity, leadership, transcendance on MANY levels & love.
Above all: LOVE.
This was a very impactful inclusive global therapy session & I'm grateful to be a part of this journey called life today for having seen, heard, & felt this share.
Enkosi kakhulu ngalo bhuti Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo & thank you to the aspiring & relevant future D.J. Steven Bartlett
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Man . Black Coffee is just inspirational. He's not trying too hard but he's exceptional. Pure therapeutic podcast for Black Coffee. I'm proud to be South African .
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I love him and his music. He is truly so talented and so connected to the divine to share his craft the way he does. I saw him for the first time in Athens a few months ago and for me house music (specific genres and types) take me on a spiritual journey but his live set was something else. From the music he plays and mixes, to the different dimensions of sounds, to the sounds he integrates, to the visuals, to his level of detail, to his tuned in focus when he plays it was really something else. Him saying him sharing his music is a way of healing people as it healed him, this is so evident in what he shares. He truly deserves all of the success ❤
He recently came to Australia and sold out so fast but cannot wait to see him play again.
Been listening to DOAC for almost 2 years how did I miss this!
Black Coffee is my fav musician.
I don’t like clubs but I would def go to one if he plays.
Thank you Steven for this most raw and real episode. I feel like I know Nathi.
Siyabonga for the incredible music you make. Can’t wait to hear a collab with Hans Zimmer or with saxophonist Dulfer! My wish list😊
I work in rehabilitation of ex-miners! This episode makes my heart sing! I’m gonna share it far and wide!!!!!!!❤
Is it allowed to say… I love you! ❤
Black coffee is my idol... been following him around from when he used to DJ in Soweto to Vaal, Maponya used to follow almost all his gigs... his hustle mentality and passion for what he loves inspired me to follow my designing dream and how intentional he is is how I am with my craft.... Thanks so much for having him and thanks to him to agree to do this because he doesn't do interviews
One of South Africa's best musical exports to the world in recent years, absolute hero!
One of Africa’s best musical exports…period!
Indeed
That's an understatement he's beyond that, he's one in a million
I would say one of the best musicians in the world regardless of were he came from
As a South African and already a great fan of this man...super, super, respect! Here in lies the fibre of most great South Africans. Great interview as always. Thank you.
That part "this thing is going to rob me of the thing that I love, and I won't allow it", was powerful. As an African I know this sentence too well. It's where resilience comes from. Thank you Black Coffee, Thank you Steven.
"One thing I can not stop is music" passion, dedication, persistence, practice.
I met Black Coffee not knowing how big he was and is ; way back in 2013/2014 by a club called Europa in sunnyside Pretoria south africa, he is a cool person i was still drinking (drunk) i took a picture with him and someone was like dont you know who this is? since then i follow him with his music! stay humble man!
I simply cannot explain my pride and joy when I heard Steven at 42:20 say the Eastern cape. Representation absolutely matters, representation at this level snuffs out all the air out of your excuses, true and valid as they may be. The seat at the extraordinary table is occupied by the same guy essentially but to know that one of your own is just as capable to confidently hold their own there, lands very differently! Steven in as far as the South African market of this podcast is concerned, you have outdone yourself with this one mate. You introduced us to one of our own😭
Best to ever do it... As a young boy growing up in Zimbabwe this story is very inspirational and we love it.
Nathi!! Thank you for sharing. I will be showing this interview to my 10 year old this afternoon. She is currently dealing with arthritis in her left knee, recently diagnosed. And for her as an incredibly active and sporty child this is a very challenging time. Strangely enough she is very talented musically, she does the recorder and the piano and I do think she is going to find some solace in the world of music as we navigate this situation. You, simply sharing your story, will make a difference in someone's world. Much love from South Africa. Thank you for just being you.
This guy's story is incredible! Steven, this is a guest that shows you're truly a phenomenal person in real life as well. I love this interview
Thank you Siyabonga 🙏🏽
Yes! He is a Rock Star. Our generation and the generations to come will know about him that he's here and He Lived, He inspired and and ...........Stay humble and Stay Blessed. Much Love Black Coffee continue to glow in the Dark.
Steven, I could cry!!!! I didn't think I could love this podcast even more than I already do.
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I’m listening now driving to work and hearing about his childhood and family dynamics 😢❤, true inspiration! Great podcast&episode as always Steven. Thank you.🇿🇦🙏🏽
When he said I hate to compete with my African brothers and sisters. That show is the level of commitment to his people ❤
🇿🇦 He is our Diamond, love you Black Coffee. Thanks for the platform Steven. One love!
My favorite DJ ❤ Thank you for bringing the music from heave to Earth!💜
Nathi has such a deep sense of self, he seems to get lost in a analysis paralysis type of way. I think he knows, but he counters it beautifully.
The level of wisdom engraved in Black Coffee's interviews is unspeakable.
Listened to Black Coffee for a long term, been to several events of his... I NEVER KNEW HE HAD 1 ARM!!! I treated him before I rate him more now. Big up!
Black Coffee has 2 arms.
Fellow South African🥰, this was one episode I was not going to miss.
I love this podcast because he asks meaningful questions and gives the guest space to share their mind without interruption
Appreciate that a lot, thank you 🙏🏽
@@TheDiaryOfACEO sending Love from Botswana🇧🇼♥️
@@MK-mq6vy I'm glad there is a Motswana here 🇧🇼🔥
@@bolokangmpoma 🙏🇧🇼♥️
I've been blessed enough to see him live and honestly it was an out of this world experience. To hear him open up in this interview so comfortably was beautiful 🙏🏾
I thought I was the only South African watching this channel kanti you are all here...
So do I, Thabo! Sisonke dance 💃 💃
He just played the most incredible set I've ever heard in my life recently in NYC, Black Coffee is phenomenal.
Love Nas and Black coffee no sugar no cream 😅
This was therapy for Black Coffee, much respect for your honesty and sharing your story.
African pride 🇿🇦. Your maturity and humility is everything to the world. Keep shining Black Coffee. Thanks Steven❤
As a South African and someone who almost had my right wrist severed in an off road accident,I can absolutely relate to the hand in the pocket thing! Black Coffee,we see you sir. 🇿🇦 🫡
Watched this multiple times, I think this is the first podcast that made me emotional♥. I finally understand that these days it does not matter where you come from or who you are. But, how are you continually willing to stand out in any position you find yourselves standing in. I think that's the message 💯, and no one can deliver it better than Steve podcast. Keep growing brother❤ All peace and love from South Africa.
Apart from being a big fan of Steven and a proud subscriber of this podcast, I am also a very proud South African and this is for me the first time I feel like I'm getting to know Black Coffee the human being.
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I agree with Nolusizo 100%
I love his choice of music. It speaks to my soul. Thank you for interviewing him. It's nice to get to know him better.
I thought I would have to go to Ibiza to see him but he came to Atlanta GA in Oct 2023 and I was there. I was soooo happy. Im a big fan of Black Coffee from Charlotte NC.
Time travel or typo?🤔
39:14 You manifested your future, well done to you Black Coffee 👏
Ooooh thank you Mashimane for sharing pearls of wisdom and your jorney to building a legacy for your kids. Love the passion you have for your work. See you in South Africa in December - sooooooo looking forward to the show in Ballito
@@naledimay7503??
The pursuit of happiness.... He's on his true path, dancing between his 2 persons to achieve his greatness. Watching from JHB, South Africa
From this interview I've finally given Black Coffee respect as a human being and thank you for finally opening up..I'm from South Africa🙌🇿🇦
So surprising to see you've interviewed Black Coffee. Met him at one of his first UK gigs with Tribe here in London when Afro House was very much underground, and subsequent London DJ gigs. Honoured to be interviewed by the BBC for my passion for SA House Music, with special mentions to Black Coffee and his collaboration with fellow Londoner Nathan Adams.
I love his earlier music, when he was part of SHANA and then his solo endeavours. Will be keeping those Vinyls for life. Great DJ with an incredible journey.
Loving these interviews Stephen, keep them coming and keep them varied 🎯🤗❤️
One of the greatest. . . Proudly South African!!
This was an amazing interview. Love Black Coffee and his music. He is living proof that you can do anything if you work hard with intent. So proud to be South African right now.
Steve has a way of making people comfortable and assured. I can't pin it for now but hopefully soon, I will be able to. This is the very reason why a lot become vulnerable and cry. You're a doing a great job Steven. Big up to the most talented DJ in the world from Mzansi.
He really does....even the fact that Coffee agreed to this interview was probably because it was Steven. He doesn't open up much
Black Coffee yilento ephuzulu ekhekheni … I’m so inspired!!!🙏🏽🔥
Black Coffee is so humble, he's a huge inspiration and incredibly worthy role model. He's always been a big inspiration for me, hearing his whole story for the first time hit me on another level.
Incredible strong human and my favourite DJ. Back Coffee you are top tier. Proper elite 🔥
Proud South African here 🇿🇦 love you Coffee 🤙🏽
I'm learning so much about character from Black Coffee. So much wisdom and humility. I'm enjoying this.
i really like the way black coffee explain himself the difference between Nathi and black coffee it shows that he is in between difference levels. this episode its really inspire me as DJ that i am capable to focus on my career as amapiano artist i love music a lot
"Less is more." "We do what we comfortable with then we improve".
I have loved Black Coffee's music for years, and today I fell in love with Nathi. 👍
Proudly South African 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 Thank you Steve 👏👏👏
Wow, Steven. I’ve always loved your Podcast. But seeing you get Black Coffee on here, is incredible. THANK YOU. Black Coffee, a real legend for those who know.
Stuff like this is what sets your apart, Steven.
😢😢Very inspirational two African most powerful people meet 🙏💯🙌🙌nothing is impossible 😢
It’s nothing wrong to milk cows!
I’m a DJ, with a broken left hand. No ligaments, so pretty much I went thru the same feelings, questions 😂
I hate rotary mixers. But we mix from the heart and not with hands. It’s the selection, the music! People like you for your music and you are awesome! Thank you for doing this, for me one of the best interviews I’ve seen here in RUclips! Your struggles are helping me to continue with my life…
Thank you Black Coffee 🙏
Thank you to Black Coffee for being vulnerable, human and authentic (much like his music).
You good at interviewing. You dont just ask questions, you ask the right questions the right way. Big ups.
❤❤❤❤deep interview ever…I swear,99% of South Africans didn’t know what really happened to his hand…well done ✔️
Never knew he had one hand damn
It's been the craziest year of my life, I was in a bad place for a while, a place that I never thought I'd be but life happens and around about 3 months ago I was told about a DJ called Black Coffee. He is one of the reasons why I'm OK now.
On Saturday 5th October 2024, I went to see his closing party at Hi Ibiza. It was one of the best nights and experiences of my life, what a guy, thank you
I love how "himself" he is. Seems very grounded and has a good understanding of himself and what kind of life he wants.
I wish to meet DJ Black Coffee in person. He's my number 1 DJ in the world. He's a smart and hard worker. Big ups man!
Truly an amazing inspiration and he always knows how to create an amazing energy and vibe. What a gifted person. To be honest, I've seen tones of sets of Black Coffee, but I never noticed his arm. I was in absolute gaze of the energy and the crowd control.
Same! I had no idea about his arm.
Best interview I've watched in a long long time. Black Coffee deserves everything good in this world
only watched the intro and i already have chills - steven, you are a legend!
I can listen to Nathi all day, everyday, how this podcast fascinating my journey gratefully
Cant say I've been a diehard crazy fan but I've always loved Black Coffees music when I heard it. Literally just found out this man done what he's done with one arm. Major Respect Legend🙏🏽
One of the BEST interviewers. You actually let the guest talk and you ask some amazing questions that lead to more storytelling. Bravo.
An authentic conversation between two people that are immensely impacting the world 🎯
I've seen a couple of various podcast interviews from this channel through algorithm, but only now I've subscribed thanks to seeing an interview with my beloved South African deejay 🖤💛💚❤️💙🇿🇦
Firstly, this is by far my personal favourite podcast, sorry MacG😁.I think someone mentioned how we've never heard about Black Coffee's life changing experience but somehow you got him to open up about that, think your interview skills are superb and that's my favourite thing about this podcast, the guests are always so raw . Secondly, very proud to see a South African on your podcast☺
Geez, relax.
Black Coffee has opened up before to Anele....
Mac who?😂
Guy’s these are neighbors 🇧🇼🇿🇦, Steven & Black Coffee are from the Southern African.
I’ve never missed a single episode. Proudly South African ❤
Bro We not neighbors we one.Botswana and SA are literally the same and it hard to differentiate between them on culture and how they look.
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦Thank u for the inspiring conversation. Sometimes one dispairs but bump into such talks which rekindle the spark within. Proudly South'A
Truly means a lot, thank you ❤
Stories of humble beginnings are not only inspiring but, also fuels up Hope to the South African youth drowning in shambles of unemployment, poverty, self discovery. Thank you Black Coffey 🔥 🔥 Mthatha
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Wow! I had so much respect for Black Coffee as an amazing DJ and producer, and had no idea he'd had an accident...but now I admire him even more! Very powerful and blessed with strong women in his life! Love Love Love - grounded and full of respect
I saw him last night in Atlanta. Truly incredible
I am Siseko Ngqoza from Cape town...I am overwhelmed by you Bhuti Nathi..You inspired,me,alot..Thixo woxolo angakugcina...I listened to you attentively and,I learnt
Wow..Mzanzi fo sure🇿🇦dj black coffee, couldn't of asked for better debut SA guest on the pod. Thanks Steve. ❤️ appreciate this. 🙏 felt some pride when you had Africa Brooke on too. ZIM AND ZA SISTER COUNTRIES.
The greatest of all time. Thank you for sharing your story with us legend!
As an Afrohouse music fanatic and an avid listener of this podcast, I can't wait to jump in!!
Shout out to you Steven for bringing in Coffee.
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Thank you for this podcast , everybody always say he is my twin and to hear his story and finding out that we got so much in common definitely inspire me to do more . thank you coffee .
At the moment while I still going through listening to this podcast, I just think of how much pain we go through in this life, just the act and the type as well as the massiveness of the impact are different, but the sorrow is digging deep inside.
What inspiring story. One of the best Djs in the world just playing with one hand! So much love for music!!! Love you so much Nkosinathi Maphumulo
I'm a proud South African mans🐐To see this geezer outchea is so inspirational