Young Stunna Explains Why He Calls Kabza De Small His Father, Sends Amapiano Pioneer a Sweet Birthday Shoutout

Young Stunna Explains Why He Calls Kabza De Small His Father, Sends Amapiano Pioneer a Sweet Birthday Shoutout

  • Young Stunna has taken to his timeline to explain why he calls Kabza De Small his father even though they're not related
  • The young Amapiano singer, known for his hit Adiwele, penned a sweet birthday message to Kabza when he celebrated his birthday over the weekend
  • Social media users praised Young Stunna for giving Kabza De Small his flowers while he can still smell them and also wished the Amapiano producer a happy birthday

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Young Stunna has opened up about why he calls Kabza De Small his father. The young Amapiano singer penned a sweet birthday message on Kabza's birthday.

Young Stunna is signed to Kabza De Small
Young Stunna penned a sweet birthday message to Kabza De Small. Image: @youngstunna_rsa, @kabelomotha
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Taking to his timeline, the Adiwele hitmaker penned a lengthy post in celebration of Kabza's birthday. He told his over 1 million followers that he calls Kabza his dad because he doesn't only produce bangers for them but also takes care of his artists.

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According to TshisaLIVE, Young Stunna also praised Kabza De Small for making sure that everyone around him succeeds. Young Stunna added that the Amapiano producer is more than a boss but a "you're a brother and a father, you're family". Check out the lengthy post below:

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Social media users, including Mzansi celebs, took to Young Stunna's comment section to also wish Kabza a happy birthday and to applaud Young Stunna for praising Kabza.

djsbulive said:

"@kabelomotha_ Happy Birthday my brother. To more life. Thank you for what you do for the culture. We appreciate you. We love you. We are inspired by you."

reasonhd_ wrote:

"Took the words out of my mouth. I could easily say this myself to Papta. And mean it just as deeply. There is no better human in the game. God bless you @kabelomotha_"

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lavidanota commented:

"Wise & kind words young man, gratitude will get you everywhere… Keep it up!"

mgucci_fab said:

"This is a beautiful bond you guys have, love it!"

qwuiny wrote:

"You are so matured YS. It's rare to hear people appreciating those who launched them. GOD bless you both."

blacgnificent added:

"Something so endearing about Kabza. He just seems like such a nice guy even though I've never met him. He doesn't seem to take himself seriously and seems so vulnerable. Maybe it's just me."

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