Kabza De Small Launches Piano Hub, South Africans React to Prices: “He’s Got His Target Market”

• Record producer Kabza De Small rang in the opening of his club Piano Hub following previous construction delays
• Social media got a sneak peek of the interior of the club and a first look at the price list after the launch on Monday
• Vocal online users wasted no time racing to the comments section to express their two cents on the stiff pricing

DJ and record producer Kabza De Small finally ushered in his club's opening, Piano Hub, on Monday.

Construction delays initially hampered its operation, but the Amapiano hitmaker eventually settled on 23 September to launch the establishment.

Kabza De Small opens Piano Hub

In an Instagram post on 13 September, he confirmed that the Soweto venue was finally ready to trade.

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The @SayEntrepreneur X page posted a snippet of its interior after the completion of construction a few weeks ago.

A menu with a catalogue of gins, vodkas, champagne, and tequila prices was posted for good measure, and let's say it's best to have pockets on steroids.

A glance at the champagne reveals the priciest, the Arman De Brignac and Louis Roederer Cristal, at R15000 a piece.

These also happen to the most expensive menu items.

The priciest tequila, Don Julio 1942, will set you back R11000, while the priciest cognac, Hennessy XO and D'usee XO, came in at R6600 a piece. Meanwhile, the most expensive whiskey, a 21-year-old Glenfiddich, cost a cool R8500.

Online community negotiates pricing

Now, as expected, Mzansi had the most to say about the menu, mostly laughing nervously over the cost of a beed

Briefly News looks at the colourful commentary.

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@Phefadu_G wrote:

"People pay these [are the] hefty prices at clubs owned by Nigerians and white folks. So, I don't see why we shouldn't support our local legend."

@KingNema_Jnr said:

"He got his target market."

@SbuMasang added:

"I've realized long ago that I can't afford groove life."

@Buyani_ZN_2 added:

"This is not made for us shame. Ngoba ngeke bandla."

What you need to know about Kabza De Small

Kabelo Petrus Motha, better known as Kabza De Small, is a renowned DJ and record producer from South Africa. He is making waves in the Amapiano genre. He shot to fame in 2018 with his hit track Umshove. Born in Mpumalanga, his family relocated to Pretoria shortly after his birth, where he completed his primary and secondary education.

Kabza De Small’s mother played a crucial role in his music career, selling CDs alongside him on the roadside before he found fame.

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In the beginning, Kabza faced challenges booking gigs, and even when he secured one, he often dealt with payment issues, sometimes being compensated with beers instead of cash. There was an instance where he received just five beers as payment for a performance.

Kabza De Small appears smitten with MaWhoo

In related news, Briefly News reported that Kabza De Small was all smiles during a moment he and musician MaWhoo shared.

If one didn't know about the catalogue of music they share, they'd be forgiven for thinking there was more to it.

Source: Briefly News