10-Year-old DJ Arch Jr wows Italians with his impressive skills, makes Mzansi proud "Arise and shine"

• Age is just a number in the entertainment industry and this young DJ has proven that time and time again
• Ten-year-old DJ Arch Jnr shot to fame when he was just three when he won South Africa's Got Talent in 2015
• Since then he has been rocking the DJ scene and his latest gigs in Italy have won him a bunch of new international fans

DJ Arch is just ten years old but he is already making waves internationally. The young South African prodigy wowed Italians. He shared some videos of himself overseas while he performed a couple of gigs.

His fans have been giving him a lot of love and he was really enjoying the attention. Je was grateful to all his fans and how warmly he was received in Italy.

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The young DJ entered the entertainment industry when he was just three when he won South Africa's Got Talent in 2015.

His fans took to the comment section and shared their reactions to the little DJ

sithi_pancake:

"Proud to be a South African at this moment ⚡️Arise and shine ❤️"

ntombiejobe:

"We are proud of you boy❤️"

tshepotlou80:

"Good lucky poi"

He isn't just a talented musician but he's already a bit of an academic. Back in 2019, he showed off with his academic achievements.

This little man is dedicated to his art as well as his studies. That's how you win at life when you're not even a teenager yet.

Arch's parents must be mighty proud of him, just like the rest of Mzansi is.

The DJ had a cheeky caption to go with the snap of him with his certificates:

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"Winning behind the decks and academically, newest edition to my certificate collection."

"Real recognises real": Makhadzi shows love to Cassper, says rapper inspired her

Earlier, Briefly News reported that Makhadzi has taken to social media to show love to Cassper Nyovest. The Limpopo-born singer was reacting to a fire clip of the rapper.

Mufasa took to his timeline to share a video of himself busting major moves on stage. He was performing Monate Mpolaye at a stadium and his fans were going wild. He captioned the clip he posted on Instagram:

"THE GOAT! This was the last time I did a show at a stadium. Should we bring Fill Up back?"

Source: Briefly News