Sjava Issues a Stern Warning to Focalistic in Spitori Ahead of Their Redbull Soundclash: “Le Tsiya Machance!”

Sjava Issues a Stern Warning to Focalistic in Spitori Ahead of Their Redbull Soundclash: “Le Tsiya Machance!”

  • Sjava and Focalistic are about to go head-to-head at the upcoming Redbull Soundclash on 28 October
  • The clash has already built enough buzz from the industry and Sjava took out his Spiroti alter-ego to throw shade at Focalistic
  • Sjava and Focalistic will get to showcase their music and stage presence, hoping to come out victorious

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Sjava warned Focalistic in Spirori ahead of their Redbull Soundclash.
Sjava says Focalistic is taking chances if he thinks he can compete with him at the Redbull Soundclash. Images: sjava_atm, focalistic
Source: Instagram

Sjava gave Focalistic a Spitori warning ahead of their Redbull Sound Clash and the streets are going crazy. The musicians are set to show off their impressive musical skills and perform for their fans, hoping to win the clash and represent their camps.

The Redbull Clash is scheduled for 28 October and has garnered a significant buzz throughout the country.

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Sjava warns Focalistic in Spitori

Sjava is a month away from showcasing his lyrical and performative skills at the Redbull Soundclash and felt the need to intimidate his competitor Focalistic in a language he'll understand.

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The Umama rapper shared a video on his Instagram page spitting Spitori and warning Foca of what he is getting himself into by going against him.

"Batho batlo go tshegisa mo lefatsheng. People called my expensive phone talking about Foca, president ya straata but I don't know him. I'd never call you a man, you're a boy."

Mzansi is shaken by Sjava's Spitori

Fans couldn't believe their ears hearing their favourite Nkabi effortlessly speaking Spitori with his Zulu supporters joining in on the fun:

somizi said:

"OK, I thought I knew you well. Wow!"

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sjava_atm added:

"Ngizomnyisa!"

refilwemodiselle responded:

"It’s the Sesotho that I’m loving, hauweng!"

sanele_g_mtetwa posted:

"Please don't ever Speak Zulu again. Uwugubha kamnandy umthwarelo."

clementmaosa commented:

"Le tšea machance."

bravoleroux admitted:

"Andikuva uthini but ndivumelana nawe."

londie_london_official said:

"Haiboh, where is Sjava and who is this?!"

ziwathegreat joked:

"Ga ke kuzwa kantle nna nkabi yami kodwa ke vumelana liwena!"

indabakabani reacted:

"KE TSONA!!"

jrafrika said:

"Haaaaa ke vaya lwena Javas!!"

tsitsichiumya posted:

"Eh banna nkabi ate TING pap today mos."

reasonhd_ commented:

"'Le tsiya machansiiii!!!'"

redbullza added:

"Focalistic, come this side!"

Sjava celebrates career milestone

Briefly News recently reported that Sjava gained over a million followers on Spotify and celebrated the milestone with his supporters.

The singer's latest album, Isibuko, has achieved monumental milestones on its own with over 40 million streams since its release in January 2023.

The publication also revealed Sjava's inspirational throwback photo with Inkabi Zezwe band member Big Zulu, which had Mzansi in stitches.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za