Alot of people don't really know just how versatile African music is, and particularly, South African music. I've been seeing more recently that alot of people are chasing views because they are getting exposed to the newer smash hit genre in amapiano on social media, and are making videos to follow trends. However, they really aren't cultured. There is also S.A. house, kwaito, gqom, African country music, and many other sounds and genres. No I am not from S.A . Yes, I am a brother from the U.S. but I try to stay as cultured and ten toes down to the roots as I can be. Our cultures are so diverse, deep and beautiful across the diaspora, just like our people. This is a good channel that shows just that, by portraying reactions from various people from different regions✊🏾. At the end of the day though, as a person of Afrocentric descent, when you hear the sounds, no matter the language you feel it deep down. It's soulful, there's a spiritual connection. Adding this track to the playlist. #wearenotamonolithicpeople
To be better understanding of Afritech listening to “Sounds of Saasab”, Culoe De Song, Da Capo and Dj Cairo. It is more about culture and the use of all sounds from our continent to connect us more than politics .
@@playhawttt Yeah, you rock! Also, it was winter in SA and the cape is from a famous SA brand called Maxhosa (look em up - that Xhosa print is their signature). As everyone has said, the song has no language, it's just dancing with your soul, which is what SA house is all about actually, always has been. Also, this song literally only officially got released a week ago or something, so most of the people at this party had never heard this song before, they just vibed with the song, like you are doing!
Zakes explains that the lyrics are in 'tongues', there's no official earth language. The song was born out of spirit. He tried to find syllables in known languages to match it but could not. Whatever feeling the music brings out in you, that is what the lyrics mean.
Was listening to his interview earlier. He says when they were working on the beat it felt spiritual so he figured he wouldn't ruin that spiritual element for the listener . So the genius decided to invent a language for the song, so the song means whatever you feel in your soul. The only real words are Makeba, Fela Kuti and Angola. How powerful! Thanks for enjoying our music. Love
I laughed so hard everytime they said they'd like to know what the song means ,coz I know how we ourselves were puzzled at what that song meant for weeks 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know Kwaito is older than Amapiano, but it was everything in the 90's South African music. The Pantsula dance, somebody needs to react to that just to show that South African and African music didn't just pop up in 2000's.
It isn’t any language. And does not have a message. Zakes and Kasango made the song so that the lyrics are not a language and open to interpretation. They do however mention two people and two places in Africa. Makeba, Fela Kuti, Angola and Lilongwe. The track also didn’t have a title for a long time. Osama as the track title happened well after. But Osama means lion. So Zakes mentions in interviews that you can interpret the song and lyrics in anyway and the track is meant to bring out the lion in you.
Its so interesting seeing the reactions cos this channel has done a lot of dance/amapiano related vids. SA music is so versatile. House music is🤌🏾 here. Zakes is amazing🔥🔥
IZILWIMI....😍😍😍😍 When u are in another level of spirituality, u SPEAK in TONGUES, Zakes Bantwini teaches us that arts is a JOURNEY!!!😍😍😍😍 He chose the following words & gave his reasons: 1. Mirriam Makeba 2. Fela Kuti 3. Angola 4.
According to the song composer, the song doesn't have any meaning. Nobody knows what the lyrics of the song mean because that language doesn't exist. Even here in South Africa, we vibe with the song without knowing what is actually saying... But It touches the soul❤️
he said this are tounges heavenly language, your interpretation on the song when you listening to it, it is the real song interpretation . that's what he said
This is amazing coz when he explained how he felt while constructing this song that he had goosebumps is exactly how I felt when I first listen to it.The lady from T&T is getting the hang of the song.❤🇿🇦
Everyone asking about the lyrics. The song is not written in any particular language it’s written in “tongues”it was written in a way which is intended as for the listener’s soul to interpret for themselves in a positive way that speaks to the individual
@@playhawttt I've actually just visited your insta account...And you are actually dancing to some gqom music that I haven't even heard yet...🤣🤣 We love you girl..❤
Let's take it to Kenya guys, we got talent as well You can start with : Nikita Kering-ex Nviiri the storyteller - niko sawa Sauti Sol-my everything ft. India arie
Looool i dont know this lingo but the song makes you go crazy. I love this song but eish i can't make up the words. Zakes himself said it is not a language
Brother from Zambia 🇿🇲, you on point. The song sounds spiritual you easily assume it’s gospel. That’s how I feel as a South African 😁. Worse, just like you no one in South Africa knows what’s being said 😂. But other comments go into detail about lyrics
The song means what you what it to mean, it's in an unknown language 😣, Zakes is a musical genius is all you should know! If you know Black Coffee (DJ) ... This nigga co-produced all his hit songs ... which he has never had since he left for America. He left all the sauce at home 😂
It isn’t any language. And does not have a message. Zakes and Kasango made the song so that the lyrics are not a language and open to interpretation. They do however mention two people and two places in Africa. Makeba, Fela Kuti, Angola and Lilongwe. The track also didn’t have a title for a long time. Osama as the track title happened well after. But Osama means lion. So Zakes mentions in interviews that you can interpret the song and lyrics in anyway and the track is meant to bring out the lion in you.
Am I the only one that thinks Nicole looks like a Mbali or Zinhle. Girl you be looking more South African every video. The Trinidadian Queen has the vibe so she's got a Visa already so does the Jamaican girl. Why do black people just be black everywhere. J & MAY feel like those cool cousins that sneak us alcohol during gatherings. Y'all need to come through to your second home and I'm gonna cook traditional South African food before we go to a Shisanyama (drinking and barbecue spot) or club.
Alot of people don't really know just how versatile African music is, and particularly, South African music. I've been seeing more recently that alot of people are chasing views because they are getting exposed to the newer smash hit genre in amapiano on social media, and are making videos to follow trends. However, they really aren't cultured. There is also S.A. house, kwaito, gqom, African country music, and many other sounds and genres. No I am not from S.A . Yes, I am a brother from the U.S. but I try to stay as cultured and ten toes down to the roots as I can be. Our cultures are so diverse, deep and beautiful across the diaspora, just like our people. This is a good channel that shows just that, by portraying reactions from various people from different regions✊🏾. At the end of the day though, as a person of Afrocentric descent, when you hear the sounds, no matter the language you feel it deep down. It's soulful, there's a spiritual connection. Adding this track to the playlist. #wearenotamonolithicpeople
SA House remains my fave. 🔥🙌🏾🇿🇦
Well said my dear
To be better understanding of Afritech listening to “Sounds of Saasab”, Culoe De Song, Da Capo and Dj Cairo. It is more about culture and the use of all sounds from our continent to connect us more than politics .
I feel you✊🏿✊🏾🇿🇦
@@donaldmahlase7821 Afritech? From which country? Ours?
Lol i love the lady from Trinidad so much😂... When she said that the DJ understood the assignment I was ready to give her my citizenship 😂😂😂
My sister from Trinidad🇹🇹 💚💛 you definitely have the South African vibe in you. Lots of love 🇿🇦
My sister from Trinidad and Tobacco impressed me with her pronunciation of Bantwini❤🇿🇦
Thanksss I'm super proud of myself now 😩😁🤗
The sister is a real vibe🔥🔥🔥🥂🤝
@@playhawttt Yeah, you rock! Also, it was winter in SA and the cape is from a famous SA brand called Maxhosa (look em up - that Xhosa print is their signature). As everyone has said, the song has no language, it's just dancing with your soul, which is what SA house is all about actually, always has been. Also, this song literally only officially got released a week ago or something, so most of the people at this party had never heard this song before, they just vibed with the song, like you are doing!
Impressed... 🌍
@@lithembavelleman8259 great explanation there for our international community.
Zakes explains that the lyrics are in 'tongues', there's no official earth language. The song was born out of spirit. He tried to find syllables in known languages to match it but could not. Whatever feeling the music brings out in you, that is what the lyrics mean.
Even us as South Africans and we don't know what's being said either,it's basically gibberish 🤣🇿🇦.
@@sthe_zar6341 good gibberish 🤣🤣
Was listening to his interview earlier. He says when they were working on the beat it felt spiritual so he figured he wouldn't ruin that spiritual element for the listener . So the genius decided to invent a language for the song, so the song means whatever you feel in your soul. The only real words are Makeba, Fela Kuti and Angola. How powerful! Thanks for enjoying our music. Love
... and Lilongwe
I laughed so hard everytime they said they'd like to know what the song means ,coz I know how we ourselves were puzzled at what that song meant for weeks 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know Kwaito is older than Amapiano, but it was everything in the 90's South African music. The Pantsula dance, somebody needs to react to that just to show that South African and African music didn't just pop up in 2000's.
The Trinidad lady,she's South African at heart,I can tell🔥🔥🙌🙌❤🇹🇹🇿🇦
Even us we don't know what the song says, we just dance.
Zakes got lot of South Africans feeling linguistically ignorant for a moment with this one...we just had to just dance😅
It isn’t any language. And does not have a message. Zakes and Kasango made the song so that the lyrics are not a language and open to interpretation. They do however mention two people and two places in Africa. Makeba, Fela Kuti, Angola and Lilongwe. The track also didn’t have a title for a long time. Osama as the track title happened well after. But Osama means lion. So Zakes mentions in interviews that you can interpret the song and lyrics in anyway and the track is meant to bring out the lion in you.
Jay and nay always comes with the hype 😁🙌🏿 and prince came through with the vocals 😏🔥... I absolutely loved this song thanks for putting me on 🙌🏿
Finally I found you as I subscribe 😘. You're a whole vibe.
its his song he not a dj. but he can dj, he is actually a singer
@@SonsdePaz-T thanks so much sis ☺️🤗🤗🤗
@@leonicole49 ohhhhh thanks 🙏🏿
The song was supposed to be released on the 17 of September 2021 but ppl of SA 🇿🇦 no we want the song now 🤣 now 🔥🔥🔥💯
Not PLayhawttt Adventures wanting to bring out her inner Zodwa Wabantu 🤣🤣🤣
😂 zakes was really gonna make me climb a speaker and start dancing 😁 ... I love me some zodwa
@@playhawttt 😂😂😂😂😂
Its so interesting seeing the reactions cos this channel has done a lot of dance/amapiano related vids. SA music is so versatile. House music is🤌🏾 here. Zakes is amazing🔥🔥
Zakes is fire 🔥🔥
Zakes his very talented ppl 👏👏 and his moves are definitely different pls check out his other songs 🤩❤
He is super talented!
Great staff guys.. much love and respect from 🇿🇦. @ Playwhatt, your pronunciation is always on point.
😁😁 omg thanksss I'm so proud of myself 🤗
Goodnight to those sleeping on SA music. Welcome to the rest of the world especially the 🔥🔥🔥🔥 carribean accents.
Zakes has done it again 🙏🙏🙏 let's goo 💃💃💃💃❤ you guys from Cape Town 😍❤
S/O to the Cape🔥🔥❤️❤️
@@Problematic_TV CHECK SOUTHAFRICA CAR SPINNERS OUT
We brought you Jerusalema and now this....
Can the world just admit... South Africa is that country... When it comes to music.
We are definitely that country. We've been that country since Miriam Makeba went global. And Black Mambazo and and
We have always been that country since the days of Magret Singana, Mahlathini and Mahotela queens. Our music is from our ancestors.
@@vuyelwamazibuko9383 yes! Always
J & Nay so hilarious bro lol
Prince Mychael is so adorbs. 😍
The song is in tongues, nobody knows what it means. It is a powerful song is all........
IZILWIMI....😍😍😍😍
When u are in another level of spirituality, u SPEAK in TONGUES, Zakes Bantwini teaches us that arts is a JOURNEY!!!😍😍😍😍
He chose the following words & gave his reasons:
1. Mirriam Makeba
2. Fela Kuti
3. Angola
4.
This is real Afrohouse
True that🔥🔥💃🏾🕺🏽
I am vibing with you all the way from SA 🇿🇦🤞🤸🍾🍾💞
❤️❤️🇿🇦🇿🇦
This was a wonderful reaction video we enjoyed doing this video everyone was amazing ❤️❤️❤️
I love the Trini lady accent, it's such a turn on
Sister from Trinidad 💯😍😍😍 spot on the pronouncing Zakes Bantwini!!!
This song is the house music that went to private school and graduated from Harvard🔥🔥
Zakes is naturally talented
Nobody knows what it means, it's provocative, it gets the people going!
According to the song composer, the song doesn't have any meaning. Nobody knows what the lyrics of the song mean because that language doesn't exist. Even here in South Africa, we vibe with the song without knowing what is actually saying... But It touches the soul❤️
he said this are tounges heavenly language, your interpretation on the song when you listening to it, it is the real song interpretation . that's what he said
This is amazing coz when he explained how he felt while constructing this song that he had goosebumps is exactly how I felt when I first listen to it.The lady from T&T is getting the hang of the song.❤🇿🇦
That's the definition of soul touching art
He def understood his heavenly assignment 🙌🏿 but this is truly mind blowing to me 🤯. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏿
Bruh, that's an out of this world creativity right there... What the hell🔥🔥🔥
Everyone asking about the lyrics. The song is not written in any particular language it’s written in “tongues”it was written in a way which is intended as for the listener’s soul to interpret for themselves in a positive way that speaks to the individual
Pentecostal unorthodox Christians broke out in tongues when the spirit took over. Well, those who were gifted. Its from another dimension.
I want to move to Trinidad and Tobago to meet you...Yhooo I so love 💘 your vibe..😢😢 Or please visit SA...❤❤❤❤
I want soooooo badly to visit sa lol it's all I talk about with my friends and fam 😩😂 they tired of me. But who knows one day we may cross paths 😁🙏🏿
@@playhawttt I've actually just visited your insta account...And you are actually dancing to some gqom music that I haven't even heard yet...🤣🤣 We love you girl..❤
@@omegamajozi837 I'm the gquom princess 😏😁💃🏿 love you too ,🤗☺️
@@playhawttt ❤❤😍
Broooo!! Her accent 😍😍 she's a vibe . Probably low key south african
I only stayed because of the beautiful lady with curly hair....She is feeling track and certainly a vibe
Trust me we as South Africans we don't even know what language this is 😂😂😂we just mumble the lyrics
We only sing to "ohhhhoo ohhoo..."
Beautiful song all the damn way!🧡🔥
No one knows what it talks about, but it is provocative
IT GETS THE PEOPLE GOING!!
If ever there was a perfect comment to lyrics Osama, here it is😂😂😂
@@Problematic_TV * walks on a treadmill *
🤣 yep. U took the words out of my mouth, well fingers in this case
You got to listen to SA music on a good sound system to really have the best experience
The Trini accent captures hearts😭😭😭❤❤
Let's take it to Kenya guys, we got talent as well
You can start with : Nikita Kering-ex
Nviiri the storyteller - niko sawa
Sauti Sol-my everything ft. India arie
Brothers and sisters of the diaspora, the only thing you need to understand about this song, is the feeling. Its a healing experience
Even Zakes Bantwini himself doesn't know the meaning of the lyrics
It's no language but the rise of a lion within.
Let's give zakes a new name plz #king of music 🎶
This language is unknown toungues, its a spiritual language this song lyrics can mean anything to you positive and inspiring
This is world's greatest dj.
Looool i dont know this lingo but the song makes you go crazy. I love this song but eish i can't make up the words. Zakes himself said it is not a language
You guys need to do a reaxion to Black Coffee's You Need Me, fest Sun El Musician and Maxine Ashley.
Jamaican guy i feel like is the one who can dance on the Table.
i love de trinidad queen
I'm a South African and literally don't know what the song means but it's a vibe🥰🔥🔥💞🇿🇦
THAT GUY ON 7:36MIN HE IS KILLIN IT
Osama means "Lion" in Arabic (usāmah)
Zakes Bantwini explains that it means LION 😍😍😍
Yes the Lion (Africa) must awaken
We don't know any meanings or interpretations but 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I tell you, as Africans we can create beautiful music
PlayHawtte...we should just adopt her here in Mzansi. 🙌🏾🔥🇿🇦
Y'all need to get proper speakers like the lady with the curly hair
I dont know know yall i olny hear "mageba siyabuwa elamonti kuyanyiwa aww msoon we coroñà"
Brother from Zambia 🇿🇲, you on point. The song sounds spiritual you easily assume it’s gospel. That’s how I feel as a South African 😁. Worse, just like you no one in South Africa knows what’s being said 😂. But other comments go into detail about lyrics
Ominous and uplifted in one sentence? Lol I feel confused!
The song means what you what it to mean, it's in an unknown language 😣, Zakes is a musical genius is all you should know! If you know Black Coffee (DJ) ... This nigga co-produced all his hit songs ... which he has never had since he left for America. He left all the sauce at home 😂
I don't understand the language bt nice song
No one knows what it means, it's provocative😂
It gets the people going
Also react to Cassper Nyovest- ksazobalit. Its basically about if black people got the land back from white people
😂
Please react to the "it ain't me" challenge since you like our dancing
It isn’t any language. And does not have a message. Zakes and Kasango made the song so that the lyrics are not a language and open to interpretation. They do however mention two people and two places in Africa. Makeba, Fela Kuti, Angola and Lilongwe. The track also didn’t have a title for a long time. Osama as the track title happened well after. But Osama means lion. So Zakes mentions in interviews that you can interpret the song and lyrics in anyway and the track is meant to bring out the lion in you.
Am I the only one that thinks Nicole looks like a Mbali or Zinhle. Girl you be looking more South African every video. The Trinidadian Queen has the vibe so she's got a Visa already so does the Jamaican girl. Why do black people just be black everywhere. J & MAY feel like those cool cousins that sneak us alcohol during gatherings. Y'all need to come through to your second home and I'm gonna cook traditional South African food before we go to a Shisanyama (drinking and barbecue spot) or club.
This is Afro Tech
Please visit south africa
YES!
Yebo!
Lilongwe sawua Angola anikiwa the language is unknown much love 🇿🇦
Pls react to ANDIII BANXX ft Priddy Prince my zone from South Africa🇿🇦
First🎯
🎉🎉🎉🔥🔥🔥
Please react to Private School Piano 🎹 Gaba Cannal Midnight sun
please react to 4T2_Sound "Gang" 🇿🇦❤️🙏🏿🔥
Respect, plz react to Kao Denero song call AFRICAN KING plz
I hear shona khona
The song does not have meaning, no language
Zakes needs to come up with a meaning or massage of this song.