JazziQ Pops Champagne on His Watch at Kabza De Small's Lavish 33rd Birthday Bash

JazziQ Pops Champagne on His Watch at Kabza De Small's Lavish 33rd Birthday Bash

  • MDN News shared a video of JazziQ celebrating at Kabza De Small's 33rd birthday party, capturing a bold moment with the bottle
  • The clip showed the producer in a black suit dousing his wristwatch amid cheers from the crowd
  • Reactions poured in online, mixing amusement with critiques on the flashy display
JazziQ pops champagne on his watch
JazziQ poured champagne on his wrist watch. Image: Mr Jazziq
Source: Instagram

Kabza De Small's 33rd birthday bash in Johannesburg turned up the extravagance when music producer JazziQ decided to splash his luxury watch with champagne, as seen in a video posted by MDN News on X.

Kabza, who shocked fans with his age recently, hosted a star-studded birthday party that saw even an unlikely attendee, politician Julius Malema, present.

The X video was captioned straightforwardly:

"Jazzi Q pours champagne on his watch at Kabza De Small’s 33rd birthday celebration."

Watch the full video below:

JazziQ, the 29-year-old producer known for tracks like Woza with Kabza, embodied the night's unfiltered joy through his move, which is really a nod to hip-hop's lavish traditions.

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The video highlights bold celebration style

The gesture mirrors JazziQ's persona of flashy yet fun antics, as seen in prior clips, like at DBN Gogo's events, where he did similar acts.

Online reactions blend laughs and side-eye

Replies to MDN News's post turned the video into a debate on wealth displays. @NareMorema voiced his disapproval, writing:

"May this level of stupidity never locate me."

Mtheeznaayza added:

"Africans, STOP this! Money is for buying livestock."

Another user @HlabaneTebatso observed:

"You can’t buy class."

@SelloMogashoa1 noted:

"Some cultures are really something man, such a disgusting behaviour."

Lighter takes included user @LehlogonoloMolepo saying:

"I cringe with such men, yoh."

@KatlegoSuccess posted:

"You can take him out the hood, but you can't take the hood out of him."

@Waves hinted at potential counterfeit, commenting:

"Y'all forget these dudes stay in Johannesburg. Bro could buy ten of those shiny watches for R20 from Small Street and y'all would never know."

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@SiyoG added:

"Side effects of growing up in poverty."

Popular podcaster MacG dislikes JazziQ

The critical comments on the X post, reflecting disapproval towards JazziQ, are not isolated. The musician also faces similar criticism from Mzansi's leading podcaster, MacG. The former radio presenter admitted that he dislikes JazziQ owing to what he called his "massive ego",

At the time, MacG said Mr JazziQ deserved to get slapped. But MacG admitted that he would not be the one to slap him, saying he is not a violent person.

MacG was heard on the show saying:

"That guy, JazziQ, thinks he poops gold. He is so arrogant."

Seemingly defending JazziQ, MacG's co-host, Sol Phenduka, said that JazziQ was probably like that because of the things they [he and MacG] said about him on their podcast. But MacG retorted, saying the amapiano muso has always been like that.

JazziQ accused of arrogance.
JazziQ was accused of being arrogant. Image: Mr JazziQ
Source: Getty Images

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Source: Briefly News

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Katleho Mositoane (Entertainment writer) Katleho Mositoane is an entertainment writer at Briefly News (joined 2025). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media and Journalism from the University of the Free State. She writes columns that explore the social, political, and economic dynamics in Africa. She began her journalism career at Seipone community newspaper, where she reported on local sports stories. She has published articles with The Chanzo, a Tanzanian outlet and The Rational Standard, a South African commentary platform. She also served as a Writing Fellow at African Liberty. Contact Katleho at katleho.mositoane@briefly.co.za