“This Is on Point”: South Africans Impressed by Young Man’s Sad Rock Song About Amagwinya
- A young South African musician made waves online after he dropped a very random song about amagwinya
- He teased the project just like he does with his previous work, and made use of TikTok’s viral methods
- Social media users were impressed by the young man’s creativity, which did not require too much effort
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A young South African musician won many hearts online after teasing one of his most random songs.
Source: TikTok
The youngster specialises in rock music and found a way to connect with the people of Mzansi through art. He realised the pain people felt when they got turned down at a fast food restaurant because it ran out of food.
In the townships, people usually get heartbroken when they get told that fat cakes are up. In recent videos, people talked about the incomparable pain, and the young artist turned the low vibrational emotions into a song.
Man makes rock song about amagwinya and goes viral
The young man looked to go viral and perfectly capturing the sadness of the song with the instrumentals and the pace at which he played his guitar. His lyrics were repetitive and highlighted that there are no more fat cakes.
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The song went viral after he teased it on TikTok, the same way he promoted his last viral hit, Gwababa, which is the act of being too shy to approach a girl. His other well-thought-out music does not get a lot of attention, but the low-effort projects reach thousands of people across the country.
The Amagwinya Aphelile song has been streamed all over Mzansi, and thousands of videos have been created using the audio on TikTok. He announced online that people could listen to the now-viral song anywhere:
“Amagwinya Aphelile out now on all streaming platforms.”
SA shows love to local rock musician on TikTok
Social media users shared their love for the artist’s work and wrote:
Source: TikTok
@fortunate commented:
“I'm tired of pretending, I love this song.”
@Sphamandla said:
“You are going places.”
@The_real_Simo Shezi pointed out:
“Someone in America is crying, thinking it’s a sad song.”
@Lᴡᴀɴᴅɪʟᴇ Kʜᴜᴍᴀʟᴏ suggested;
“This deserves to be on FIFA.”
@KEEKS explained:
“This song will hit hard the day after groove at 12:00.”
@Bee shared:
“Someone said this could be their WWE entrance song.”
@Liam Cova Music 🇿🇦 commented:
“This song has been in my head the whole day.”
@boemolaba wrote:
“Uhm, I need this song. Can you send it to me? Or where can I stream it? And no, I’m not joking.”
@eeiiissshh thought:
“Local artists must address local issues, and this is on point.”
@PalesaBlackRose applauded:
“I once walked for an hour at seven in winter just to be told this. This song is too personal, I fear. You ate with this.”
Watch the TikTok video below:
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