Kabza De Small’s “Phuza Face” Gets South Africans Talking: “He Motivates Me to Leave Alcohol “

• Kabza De Small's alleged alcohol problem has become a topic of discussion after Mzansi got a closer look at him
• Netizens accused him of having a "phuza face", with others raising concern for his well-being
• Many netizens urged Kabza to leave or limit his alcohol intake and take care of himself

Eish, Kabza De Small can't catch a break, and Mzansi is once again on his case about his drinking habits.

Kabza De Small shares new video

Mr Piano Hub, Kabza De Small, is topping social media trends after posting a new video ahead of the Chris Brown concert.

The Imithandazo hitmaker shared a selfie video taking jabs at the people dating concert-goers who were apparently not answering their phones.

"They're not taking your calls today; they're with Chris Brown, baba!"

Gossipmonger Musa Khawula shared Kabza's video on Twitter (X):

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Mzansi weighs in on Kabza De Small's video

Netizens said Kabza's skin was not make sure and claimed that alcohol was to blame for his "phuza face", the effect of long-term drinking that causes one's face to lose elasticity:

Meticulous_K questioned Kabza's age:

"Each time I see Kabza, he motivates me to leave alcohol 'cause why does he look so old as a youngster?"

CreamQua wrote:

"Alcohol finished this one."

joeyalmaa said:

"His phuza face is unbearable."

Meanwhile, others were concerned and hoped Papta would put the bottle down someday:

Mngqusho_ was concerned:

"We love and appreciate you, Kabza, but take care of yourself. Drink water and eat healthy. This face of yours? Haikhona, baba, you are not even 40."

iamprescribed said:

"He needs to quit alcohol 'cause his phuza face is now getting worse."

LavitaSonOfGodd wrote:

"Can someone advise him to go to rehab?"

What you need to know about Kabza De Small

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Kabelo Petrus Motha, famously known as Kabza De Small, has earned the title of "King of Amapiano" through his groundbreaking work as a South African DJ and record producer. Long before his fame, Kabza and his mother would sell his music CDs on the streets, tirelessly working to promote his craft.

Kabza’s career began 2009 as a DJ, with his debut album, Avenue Sound, released under House Afrika Records in 2016. Early on, he faced numerous challenges, including struggling to get booked and often receiving little to no payment for performances, once even being paid with five beers for a gig.

Interestingly, Kabza’s artistic journey started with Pantsula dancing in the streets of Mabopane alongside friends. His passion for music grew after spending time with an older crowd who introduced him to House Music, eventually leading him to Amapiano.

Now recognised as one of the genre's leading figures and best-selling artists, Kabza De Small’s influence has been instrumental in shaping Amapiano’s global success.

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Kabza De Small wins music award

In more Kabza De Small updates, Briefly News shared online reactions to the DJ/ producer's latest award win.

He was crowned Musician of the Year at the GQ Magazine Awards, and many fans felt the honour was well-deserved:

capetown.can.guide said:

"Congratulations to the King of Amapiano."

Source: Briefly News