Somizi Mhlongo Gives His Judgement on Beyoncé Knowles’ New Song 'Break My Soul': “It’s Not a Great Song”

Somizi Mhlongo Gives His Judgement on Beyoncé Knowles’ New Song 'Break My Soul': “It’s Not a Great Song”

  • Multiple Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Beyoncé Knowles caused a stir when she released a new song titled Break My Soul on Tuesday
  • Social media users took to the streets to rave about the song, which is part of the star's upcoming album Renaissance
  • South African media personality Somizi Mhlongo headed to his Instagram page to share his thoughts on the trending song

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Beyoncé set the streets on fire when she surprised her fans and followers by releasing a single from her much-awaited album Renaissance.

Somizi, Beyoncé, New Song, 'Break My Soul'
Somizi Mhlongo feels Beyoncé's latest single 'BREAK My Soul' is not a great song. Image: @somizi
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Social media has been buzzing with mixed reactions to the new hit Break My Soul, which also has hints of house music. Many peeps raved about the song, claiming they can't wait to hit the dance floor this December.

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Mzansi's reality television star Somizi Mhlongo also shared his thoughts on the latest banger. According to TshisaLIVE, the Living The Dream With Somizi star headed to his Instagram page and posted a video containing his verdict on the song.

The larger-than-life media personality feels the song is not that great, and it is only trending and breaking records because it is Beyoncé. He said:

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"I wasn't feeling it, but I gave it another chance and played it for the second time. It felt different and again what I picked up from this song was that it is really not much of a great song."

However, Somizi feels the video of the song is going to be fire because "Beyoncé is a visual artist."

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The Idols SA judge's fans also shared the same sentiments. Many said they also did not feel Queen Bey's new hit and were waiting for the video.

@sbombeje said:

"@somizi first I got lost but the 3rd time with my loud music aaaay aaaay I got it it reminded of that song of hers King already."

@nosihlefaku_ commented:

"Exactly!!!!@somizi I listened to the song once and I could already hear the South African 90s flavour , I'm so glad someone can heard this."

@cnelisop noted:

"Not a bad song, it just doesn't meet our expectations... I'll wait for an album."

Shauwn Mkhize gives Somizi Mhlongo stern advice amid divorce settlement and SARS issues: "Parties must wait"

Briefly News previously reported that the latest episode of Living the Dream With Somizi is trending on the timeline. The reality TV star's friend and flamboyant businesswoman, Shauwn Mkhize, gave him a stern warning about continuing to party amid his messy divorce settlement and SARS issues.

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MaMkhize advised the Idols SA judge to focus on the important issues instead of going out partying with friends. Khizo met up with SomG at Max's Lifestyle in Umlazi, Durban, to discuss his nasty divorce and SARS matters.

SomG's ex Mohale Motaung is reportedly demanding 50% of Somizi's estate. In previous episodes, Mizi made it clear that his estranged boo will not get even a cent of his money.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.