Big Xhosa Says You’ll Want More of Him in His Latest Hit Music Video That Has Fans Praising Him

• Big Xhosa became a viral sensation when he released a diss track challenging some of the biggest names in Mzansi hip hop to pull up their socks
• The proudly Xhosa musician teamed up with fellow Xhosa man Ifani on two songs and cooked up some fire content in the booth
• After releasing his latest music video with Ewe hitmaker, Big Xhosa told Briefly News what inspired him to make the music video

Big Xhosa's latest music video is making huge waves and his fans are here for it. The rapper's music video for his single Ndiyaphindeka, featuring Ifani, has already been viewed over 26k times and has hundreds of comments of fans who agree that he never disappoints.

Big Xhosa has been making quite a name for himself in the music industry with his unapologetic nature. The fearless newbie jumped onto the scene calling out Cassper Nyovest, Ricky Rick and Nasty C one by one in his diss track Ninyile. Today, he has formed a killer bond of industry veteran Ifani and the two are making magic.

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SA Hip Hop Mag reports the video begins when a baptism scene where Ifani is being cleansed for all the things he's done wrong in the entertainment biz. From there, it's pretty much hard to look away from the creative visuals in the music video.

The two musicians have openly said that they are in this to revive hip hop in South Ah and the two songs they've released so far put no doubt in fans minds that they can do just that.

Speaking to Big Xhosa about what inspired him to create such a bold and entertaining music video for the rap hit, he said:

"The inspiration was simply considering myself being delicious and irreplaceable."

"The music video has parts where girls can't let me go because I'm repeatable. "Ndiyaphindeka" which means you will want more of me," Big Xhosa exclusively told Briefly News.

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Drum reports that Sesethu Myeki aka Big Xhosa is a 22-year-old rapper from Cathcart, Eastern Cape. He grew up drawing a lot of inspiration from rap heavyweights such as AKA and built a following for himself on TikTok. Big Xhosa biggest goal in entering the hip hop scene is bringing back the entertainment factor.

Seems like Big Xhosa achieved exactly what he hoped for with this epic music video, as his followers rave in the comments.

@qevets commented:

"Yooh yooh yooh yooh ndiyaphindeka."

@wandilebartman wrote:

"ya ya yiBanger le bru"

@lanel_denero said:

"When I see you... I see my dreams coming thru too Biggy"

@lwxzi added:

"Best combo."

Big Xhosa wants to be recognised by veteran SA rappers: "I'll be bigger than them"

Briefly News reported that Big Xhosa has questioned why Mzansi hip-hop veterans never showed him love when he trended recently. The up-and-coming rapper said the new wave raved about his songs but the OGs kept quiet.

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The Ninyile hitmaker said he'll be bigger than the rappers who have been in the Mzansi rap game longer than him. Since he released the diss track Ninyile a while back, he has gained a solid fanbase and has even bagged a few bookings, according to SAHipHopMag.

He took to Twitter recently and accused the senior rappers of failing to talk about him like they do with other new kids on the hip-hop block.

Source: Briefly News