Mzansi Shows Appreciation to Sir Trill and His Hits, Ask Singer to Drop Names of Producers Who Didn’t Pay Him

Mzansi Shows Appreciation to Sir Trill and His Hits, Ask Singer to Drop Names of Producers Who Didn’t Pay Him

  • Sir Trill's fans took to social media to show appreciation to Sir Trill and his hits after he revealed he has never been paid for singing in the songs
  • The Amapiano vocalist has dropped bangers for the past two years including, John Wick by De Mthuda and Banyana by DJ Maphorisa
  • Peeps took to Twitter to beg all the producers who have not paid Sir Trill for his work to do so because the singer made them who they are today

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Sir Trill is still topping the trends list after revealing that he has never seen a cent for all the hits he has been featured on. Amapiano lover took to social media to show appreciation to the Amapiano singer's hits.

Sir Trill has not been paid for his hits
Mzansi showed appreciation to Sir Trill and his many hits. Image: @SIR_TrillSA
Source: Twitter

Yanos fans posted titiles of their favourite songs by the talented songwriter and praised him for carrying Amapiano for the past two years. They even shared that he made unknown producers become stars with his smooth vocals and great sing along lyrics.

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Sir Trill has worked with Amapiano producers such as De Mthuda, DJ Maphroisa, award-winning Musa Keys, Dlala Thukzin, DJ Ntokzin and Semi Tee, among others. His vocals feature on hits such as Samsokolo, Banyana, John Wick and Abekho Ready.

Mzansi shows appreciation to Sir Trill's music catalogue

Peeps took to Twitter to share that they can host a whole party by playing only Sir Trill's songs. They begged producers who owe him to please pay him for all his work.

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@mutunda_jabu said:

"Eventually I can host a party/DJ set and play all this bangers and everybody will dance their a$$ off. So people should stop playing with someone's talent and hardwork....please PAY what's due to the man."

@njingampanza wrote:

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"Uyishiyaphi iVula Mlomo?"

@DjMusiqueSA commented:

"You forgot 'Why amajita ayepartini engagezanga'."

@Annie73216704 said:

"Mask of zorro is fire."

@Hope9515 wrote:

"And also Hosh by Prince Kaybee, assemblief."

@Thapz__ commented:

"I feel Sir Trill's pain, Imagine making hits like Abekho Ready and not getting paid, nka loma piano."

@Makavelli_VII added:

"Sir Trill must name drop all those who didn't pay him, so that we can cancel them!"

Sjava trends after releasing Isibuko

In other music news, Briefly News reported that Sjava trended on social media after dropping a new album on Friday, 27 January. The singer released a project titled Isibuko.

It received rave reviews when it dropped. The album features songs such as Thixo, Ubuhle Bendalo, Kube Ngangazi and Time. The award-winning artist worked with mostly upcoming singers on the project and his favourite collaborators, Emtee ad Saudi.

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The Umama hitmaker's fans took to Twitter to share their reactions to Isibuko. Many shared that the album is therapeutic, adding that he sounds angelic on the album. They shared that his lyrics motivate, heal and encourage them to be on their best behaviour.

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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