Big Zulu: Fans demand Sjava gets feature in 'Imali Eningi' remix

Tuesday, December 08, 2020 at 9:59 AM by Sibusisiwe Lwandle

- Fans of Big Zulu are now demanding that the rapper feature Sjava in the remix of his popular song Imali Eningi

- A video showing Sjava jamming to the track had catalysed the demands to have him drop a verse on the song

- The original song, which features Ricky Rik and Indaba yaseDubai, is a huge hit with Mzansi audiences

PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Briefly.co.za News on your News Feed!

Big Zulu is the hottest thing in the music scene at the moment and fans are loving his new song Imali Eningi. The popular song has been trending on social media but now fans want a remix, and they want Sjava in it.

After a video was shared of Sjava jamming to the track, social media users are not resting until Big Zulu and the original nkabi make it happen.

Read also

Sjava drops 4-track EP, Mzansi shares thoughts on surprise project

Twitter user @OnlyKingmafika shared the video on Twitter with the caption:

"Imali eningi Sjava shoutout to the support. Big Zulu we want Sjava on the remix plz."

Social media users weighed in with their thoughts about the footage. Twitter user AbigailRadebe said:

"Straight after Big Zulu's part Sjava would have killed it."

k_gadaffi said:

"Sjava must feature indaba yasedubai."

Wamke said:

"I fully agree the champ maka feature."

iamalenda said:

"A Big Zulu and Sjava collabo could heal our souls."

madam_expose said:

"Big Zulu should have featured Sjava."

Big Zulu: Fans demand rapper feature Sjava in Imali Eningi remix — Fans want Big Zulu to feature Sjava in the Imali Eningi remix. Image: @sjava_atm
Source: Instagram

Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za previously reported that Mzansi musician Sjava surprised his fans by dropping a four-track EP at midnight on Friday, 4 December. The KZN artist dropped the project just days after celebrating his 36th birthday.

The EP, titled Umsebenzi, has been well-received by fans who were dying for new material from him. The title Umsebenzi has a double meaning, it can be directly translated to mean work or it can refer to a Zulu ritual of slaughtering an animal for the ancestors.