Thuli Phongolo's Amapiano Mix Sparks Buzz And Debate Among Fans
- Thuli Phongolo made waves with her first Amapiano mix, sparking both praise and critique from fans.
- The former Generations star faced mixed reactions online as listeners weighed in on her DJing skills.
- While some praised her improvement, others questioned whether "pretty privilege" played a role in her success.
When Thuli Phongolo stepped into the DJ booth and dropped her very first Amapiano mix, the internet lit up with opinions. Fans were quick to chime in, offering both compliments and critiques about her performance behind the decks.
Thuli Phongolo Drops Her Debut Amapiano Mix
Thuli Phongolo, the former member of the now-disbanded duo 2Faced, is set to release her debut EP, and she's giving South Africa a sneak peek of her talents. In a bold move, the multi-talented artist shared her first Amapiano mix on her Instagram page, offering fans a taste of what they can expect from her upcoming project.
With a confident message, Thuli encouraged her followers to tune in and enjoy her latest creation: "My first mix is finally up on YouTube! Please check it out and enjoy!" she wrote, inviting listeners to experience her blend of local hits and personal favorites.
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"AVANA EP loading. The beginning of my music journey."
The mix features a carefully curated playlist of popular tracks, including Kaylow's The Soul Café, the classic Amalanga Awafani, and two of her own songs, Molo and Kube Kuyangami. Thuli's selection showcases her versatility as a DJ while hinting at the musical direction she plans to take in her career.
South Africa Reacts to Thuli Phongolo's Amapiano Mix
As soon as the mix dropped, social media erupted with feedback from fans who had strong opinions about Thuli's skills. Some were genuinely impressed by her improvement and took the time to express their admiration.
One fan, sikelela_siki, couldn't contain their excitement: "Yay, finally! I'm so excited for this!"
Nay Maps, the beloved South African actor, also showed his support: "Well done, Thulisile, sounding dope!"
AyandaKhoza-kw5ol admitted to a change of heart: "I used to skip her sets because I was always disappointed; today, I found myself dancing nonstop."
khandizwe_chris offered a technical compliment: "She's actually good. I mean, her transitioning is solid."
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However, not everyone was convinced. Some users criticized Thuli's mix, suggesting that her beauty might be overshadowing her talent. Imperfect_Sthe commented, "It sounds exactly like the original," while tumelo_mthibe added, "Beauty privilege." Others, like MalumeRichie, couldn't resist a playful jab: "Featuring Madumane."
DJ Cleo Weighs In on Master Ownership
In related news, DJ Cleo's recent comments about master ownership stirred up a conversation about royalties in the music industry. His remarks seemed to align with DJ Maphorisa's stance, reigniting a long-standing debate about fair compensation for artists. While this discussion may not directly involve Thuli Phongolo, it highlights the broader challenges faced by musicians in the industry.
As Thuli continues to carve out her niche in the world of music and DJing, it's clear that she's not afraid to take risks and push boundaries. Whether you're a fan of her work or just curious about her journey, one thing is certain: Thuli Phongolo is here to stay, and she's ready to prove herself at every turn.
