Scotts Maphuma’s Latest Video Has Mzansi Women Losing It: “I Might Want Him”

Scotts Maphuma’s Latest Video Has Mzansi Women Losing It: “I Might Want Him”

  • South African women were losing it after watching Scotts Maphuma's latest music video
  • The Amapiano star showed off his ripped physique, and the ladies could barely keep their composure
  • However, many more social media users voiced their criticism of Maphuma's slim frame and his new song

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Online users discussed Scotts Maphuma's new music video
Scotts Maphuma’s new music video received rave reactions on social media. Images: scotts_maphuma
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South African Amapiano sensation Scotts Maphuma is once again trending on social media. Thankfully, it's not over another scandal.

The Sya'Waver hitmaker recently shot a music video for the song, which features Uncool MC, Mluusician, dlaLA regal and Shaun Stylist, and had everybody talking.

On 15 October 2025, a preview of the video surfaced online, shared by Twitter (X) user ReleGlo, who commented on Maphuma's slim frame. She captioned the post saying:

"Scott Maphuma has an 18-pack."

The clip sees the shirtless Amapiano star dancing with the featured artists, who can be seen vibing to the song throughout the visuals.

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Mzansi women raved over Scotts Maphuma's physique
Scotts Maphuma’s 'Sya'Waver' music video drove the ladies crazy. Image: scotts_maphuma
Source: Instagram

The music video premiered on 5 September and has generated over 2.7 million views. It has also reached the number 20 spot on the YouTube Music Global chart for the Top 100 music videos in South Africa.

In terms of streaming dominance, the song was played over 1.2 million times on Spotify and has joined the list of Maphuma's most popular songs on the platform.

Reacting to the short clip, the ladies went crazy for the beloved Amapiano star and confessed their feelings for him with hilarious messages.

Watch Scotts Maphuma's music video below:

South Africa reacts to Scotts Maphuma's video

The ladies couldn't keep calm after seeing Scotts Maphuma's ripped physique. Read some of their comments below:

enbyfatale_ said:

"Y'all wanted to burn me at the stake for saying he’s hot."

enbyfatale_ confused:

"I kinda need him."

khanyisile_____ wrote:

"I might want him a little bit."

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Women went crazy for Scotts Maphuma
Mzansi had plenty to say about Scotts Maphuma’s latest music video. Image: scotts_maphuma
Source: Instagram

On the other hand, some peeps criticised Scotts' slim frame.

Mphozesta said:

"Eish eish eish! And this is why a little bit of bench presses are necessary to build muscle over those ribs, bafwethu."

tthor_4 joked:

"If chest pain were a person."

Meanwhile, others did not hold back with their criticism of the Amapiano star's new song.

Levi_MoGuy was tired:

"These songs have reached the end of their trend. They can stop now."

_WendyHouse_ was not impressed:

"This has to be Scotts' worst song."

Tshepotsotetsii wrote:

"Nah, all these Scotts songs sound the same."

JustLara26 wasn't interested;

"I already know what the music sounds like without opening this."

Scotts Maphuma's car collection causes a stir

In more Scotts Maphuma updates, Briefly News shared online reactions to the Amapiano star's car collection.

The controversial musician showed off his fleet in a video, promoting his new song. However, social media users were anything but impressed and raised concerns for Scotts' finances.

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Many worried for the star's future and hoped he would make better financial decisions to avoid pleading for donations in the years to come.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Maepa, née Moroeng, is an entertainment editor at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the 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 eight years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and completed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za