US singer Alicia Keys jams to our Babes Wodumo's hot new track

- Babes Wodumo is doing big things yet again - the muso's new song has reached international shores

- A series of videos of popular American singer Alicia Keys and her family jamming to the song have been shared online

- South Africans could not be more proud of the local Gqom artist, who has overcome a lot of personal obstacles to get back on top

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Halala, Babes Wodumo has gone international again. The Gqom Queen's blazing new single eLamonti is being enjoyed worldwide. Videos of international artist Alicia Keys dancing to the track have been shared on social media.

In the footage, Alicia Keys and her kids are seen getting down to the lit beat on the catchy song with her bae, Swizz, in the background hyping them up in isiZulu.

Babes Wodumo made a triumphant return to the music industry when she dropped her successful Idandokazi album.

Mzansi has absolutely loved the album even though they initially side-eyed Babes Wodumo for featuring her controversial boyfriend Mampintsha in every song yet again.

Twitter user Yungmaverick6 shared a video on Twitter showing Alicia and her kids getting down to the jam and captioned it:

"A video of Alicia Keys and her family dancing to eLamont Babes Wodumo's latest single. Gqom music is international."

Social media users were excited by the footage. Twitter user SorayaNadia4 said:

"Ahw look at them boys dance. Love it."

Cow1Jack said:

"There's a reason why Bey released a song with Busiswa and DJ Lag... coz iGqom is life."

Ardie85854079 said:

"Just the BEST!"

It's official, the queen of Gqom is back. While many artists go through some trying times in their personal lives, when they drop good music, there is no denying their craft.

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In other news, Busiswa is one of the Mzansi artists who were featured on Beyoncé's visual album, Black Is King, which aired on M-Net this past weekend.

The proud artist couldn't help but get emotional when she watched herself on screen in the epic film. Other artists to have featured in the production include Moonchild, John Kani, Connie Chiume and Nandi Madida.

Busiswa wrote an emotional post thanking Beyoncé for putting her in her hit visual album, Black Is King. Busiswa posted a video of herself watching herself in the film in awe and included a heartfelt caption.

She said:

"My queen, Beyoncé, I thank God for your life (and) the vessel you've allowed yourself to be, (as well as) the seats you have given (to) so many at the table. The realisations you've created for millions of young girls, but particularly for girls in my home town of Mthatha, South Africa."

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Source: Briefly News