“This Boy Has Lived Before”: Kid Sings Deep South African Song Word for Word, Stunning Mzansi

“This Boy Has Lived Before”: Kid Sings Deep South African Song Word for Word, Stunning Mzansi

  • A captivating performance by a young boy, effortlessly delivering a popular hit, charmed many users online
  • The impressive rendition of a well-known South African song, showcasing remarkable linguistic skill, was posted on Facebook, and it went viral
  • Social media users were impressed by the child's talent and the accuracy of his performance, sparking widespread admiration

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Many were impressed with how well he sang the Zulu and Pedi parts in the song
A young boy sang a popular song with deep understanding, touching many users. Image: Nkosazana Daughter
Source: Facebook

A delightful video featuring a young boy performing a beloved local song has gained massive traction online.

The charming clip was shared by the song's singer, Nkosazana Daughter, on Facebook, drawing in a thousand audience members who expressed their admiration for the young talent.

The adorable video shows the young lad seated on a veranda at home, with a little girl positioned beside him, while he passionately vocalises the lyrics to Nkosazana Daughter and Master KG's hit, "Keneilwe." What stands out is his remarkable command of the song, which features both Zulu and Sepedi verses. He delivers every word with accuracy.

This suggests a deep understanding of the track's profound message about perseverance through life's trials and the power of prayer alongside hard work. His effortless rhythm and vocal accuracy were simply beautiful, making it seem as though he learned the song's uplifting spirit, which promises that challenges would yield to better times.

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Social media users praised the young boy, jokingly saying he just needed a studio to start a singing career
The boy's video was shared online by the singer, who was impressed. Image: Nkosazana Daughter
Source: Facebook

SA praises the young talent

The video prompted an outpouring of praise from the online community, with many users commending the young boy's exceptional accuracy in both lyrics and rhythm, hailing him as genuinely gifted. Some expressed their astonishment at his perfect recall of the Sepedi lyrics.

Others were impressed with his delivery of the Zulu verses, with others thanking him for teaching them the words. A few, however, humorously pointed out that the boy may be small in stature, but that did not confirm he was a child, adding a touch of light-hearted debate to the comment section.

User @Siyamthanda Angelina Nyembezi Siyah commented: 

"Yes, boy, thanks for the lyrics. I didn't know them well." 

User @Pinkz Wandzy Ntaka-Dladla shared:

"This boy has lived before"

User @Pauline Thando Mangena added:

"He is even shaking his headache, understanding the situation."

User @MakaAlwande Sibbs commented:

"He doesn't want to pay rent nje lomuntu because angeke (this person because it can't be) he has been here before, that's so sweet, boy."

User @Herry Letsoalo suggested:

"My message to his parents, please take this boy to a media school, you will thank me later."

User @Peggy's art said:

"He's coming for the second time on earth, and I bet he remembers everything that happened while he was in his mother's womb."

Watch the Facebook video below:

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at [email protected]

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