An Old Video About Big Zulu’s Accident Sparks Debate

Holifil

01 Apr, 2025

A video from 2023 of a pastor claiming to foresee Big Zulu's car accident has resurfaced.
Big Zulu, the founder of Inkabi Records, was involved in a car crash on Sunday, January 26, 2025.
This incident reignited discussions around the pastor's prediction, stirring mixed reactions online.

A video of a pastor claiming he saw Big Zulu's car accident in 2023 has gone viral. Image: Oupa Bopape Source: Getty Images

Let’s take it back to January 26, 2025, when the music world got hit with some unexpected news—Big Zulu, the founder of Inkabi Records, was involved in a car accident. As the details unfolded, social media users unearthed an old video from 2023 where a pastor claimed to have seen this very incident in a vision. According to the pastor, he had already requested prayers for Big Zulu during that time. This revelation quickly spread like wildfire, sparking heated debates across platforms.

Did the Pastor Really Predict Big Zulu’s Accident?

Inkabi Records dropped a statement late Sunday night confirming the accident. By Monday afternoon, the news had already reached the masses, with @MDNnewss sharing it on X. They wrote:

"Inkabi Records has announced that Big Zulu was involved in a car accident on Sunday. The label has asked for prayers for his swift recovery," the channel shared.

A pastor claimed to have foreseen Big Zulu's car accident. Image: Oupa Bopape Source: Getty Images

Now, rewind to 2023 when this pastor made his bold claim. In the viral video, he reportedly stated that Big Zulu would be involved in an accident sometime in March or April of that year. The clip was re-shared by user @pmcafrica following the recent crash, reigniting discussions about whether this was a legitimate prophecy or just a lucky guess.

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South Africa Divided Over Pastor’s Claim

The internet is no stranger to controversy, and this situation was no exception. As the video spread, opinions were split down the middle. Some people thought the pastor was genuinely gifted, while others dismissed the claim as nothing more than a coincidence or even a scam. Let’s dive into some of the reactions:

@Didier_Kahungu chimed in with:

"It's funny how we sometimes call them thieves and liars, and then what they said happens."

@benphiri14 offered another perspective:

"These so-called pastors always say what you want to hear. I had never seen Big Zulu before this guy made his prediction. Maybe Big Zulu started his career while still in school. It's hard to believe everything we hear."

@Mab0710 wasn’t holding back, stating:

"Lol, these scammers aren’t prophets; they’re just taking chances. If you read the Bible, every prophecy given by God through His prophets is detailed—not just random guesses. The last true prophet was John the Revelator. Anyone after him claiming to be a prophet is probably a scammer. Don't give them glory."

@PrayerTmos added fuel to the fire:

"When you make 100 false prophecies, one will eventually come true. That's the one these false prophets cling to. I remember one guy who prophesied about Mugabe dying before the end of the year without naming him. Well, Bob lived four more years."

Another Inkabi Artist Involved in an Accident

A Look Back at Xowla’s Incident

This isn’t the first time tragedy has touched the Inkabi Records family. In a previous report by Briefly News, another artist under the label, Xowla, also experienced a car accident. He was driving with his DJ when their brand-new BMW 4-Series crashed. Despite the severity of the situation, both Xowla and his DJ walked away unscathed. Grateful for their safety, Xowla reminded everyone that while cars can be replaced, life is irreplaceable.