Tyla Goes Back to Her Old School, Reminisces on Her Time at Edenglen High School in Johannesburg
- Water hitmaker took a trip down memory lane and revisited her old high school at Edenglen High School in Johannesburg
- Tyla got to mingle with the current learners, and they sang her new song Truth or Dare
- In the video, Tyla reminisced on the old days when she had done auditions, rehearsals and laughs with her friends
Musician Tyla met the current students at Edenglen High School in Johannesburg. This school holds many memories for the songstress as it is where she had her humble beginnings.
Tyla revisits old high school
Water hitmaker took a trip down memory lane and revisited her old high school. During her trip, Tyla mingled with the current learners, and they sang her new song, Truth or Dare.
As she stood in the corridor, a reminiscent Tyla said:
"It sparks a lot of memories, even standing here. Remembering all the moments, all the laughs, all the auditions, the rehearsals that we had, talent shows. I just loved everything."
Watch the video shared by @GemaenTaylor below:
Mzansi continues to be proud of Tyla
With all the noise her music makes worldwide, Tyla continues to make South Africans proud.
@DistinctLee said:
"This is so beautiful to watch!"
@DistinctLee said:
"Yes the coloured queen."
@theartofwish said:
"EGHS has produced so many legends, so inspiring."
@olwethumtati mentioned:
"She is great talent and has a beautiful personality."
@EnyoBotlhale_M added:
"So wild that she's from our side of the world."
Tyla's new song makes noise
The singer has a new song, and it is just as thumpy as Water. The sneak peek she shared sounds like she experimented with SA's Amapiano and Nigeria's Afrobeats.
Fans weigh in as Tyla spends time with family and friends in Mzansi: "She's with her coloured peeps"
This comes hot after her song Water went viral, and Tyla's fanbase has been anticipating what else she has in store.
Tyla sparks race debate
In a previous report from Briefly News, Tyla has set the record straight about her race and how she identifies herself.
The 21-year-old South African artist said she identifies as coloured because she is mixed and not black.
This sparked a debate among social media users as some shared that she was not wrong for clarifying her racial identity.
PAY ATTENTION: Follow Briefly News on Twitter and never miss the hottest topics! Find us at @brieflyza!
Source: Briefly News