“Maparents Let’s Vote”: Zuluboy's Supporter Rallies Support for His SASMA Nomination, SA Moved

“Maparents Let’s Vote”: Zuluboy's Supporter Rallies Support for His SASMA Nomination, SA Moved

  • South African content creator Siya Qinga posted a passionate video urging fans to vote for young internet sensation Zuluboy at the SASMA awards
  • Siya opened her clip with rage bait that had viewers ready to fight before they realised she was actually rallying behind the young star
  • Viewers across South Africa and beyond said Zuluboy's unique humour and English skills made him more than deserving of the win
She called for "amaparents" to vote for him as many times as they can
A YouTuber showed massive support for Zuluboy's SASMA nomination. Image: Siya Qinga
Source: Facebook

A local content creator, Siya Qinga, went to bat for young internet sensation Zuluboy on 3 September 2026, posting a fiery Facebook video urging fans to vote for the boy at the SASMA awards.

The clip opened with what sounded like rage bait, stopping viewers in their tracks before the real message landed. Siya praised Zuluboy's sharp humour and impressive English-language skills, calling him uniquely talented and telling his parents directly that the award belonged to their son. She urged supporters to vote as many times as they could.

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SA ready to throw hands for Zuluboy

The video spread fast, and the comments section quickly filled with people who admitted they had nearly come out swinging before realising what the clip was actually about. Viewers from South Africa, Zimbabwe and beyond said they were already deep in their feelings before Siya's true message became clear.

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Watch Siya Qinga's passionate rallying call for Zuluboy in the Facebook reel below:

Mzansi Reacts to the SASMA Push

Many said Zuluboy's content was more than entertaining. One commenter shared that she used his videos to help teach her son, adding that he was thriving as a result. South Africans flooded the comments on Siya Qinga's Facebook reel with their support:

@Relebukgile Zwane said:

"We are voting for Zuluboy thina. She is on her own ke lo!"

@Mai AaShley Na Natalie wrote:

"That's why it's important to watch till the end... The way I was about to search for your location.. Nkosi yam 😂."

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@Zesintu Mthethwa shared:

"I was ready to fight yooo 😂 already done voting 🌍. This brilliant young man deserves all the good things. I use his vid to teach my son, and he's doing very well kesana."

@Targie Utete added:

"I was already in a defensive move from Zimbabwe 😂."

@Amo P. Mabotho said:

"I was boiling 😤."

@Ngcokovane Namhla Letu Okuhle called out:

"Maparents, let's vote 🤣."

3 Briefly News Zuluboy articles

  • Young viral star Zuluboy won hearts after humorously pleading with his "ma-parents" to vote for him at the SASMA awards, promising to pass school if he wins.
  • Zuluboy addressed the risks of too much screen time, saying it was not good for the eyes and that a person ends up having no friends, impressing many viewers who said they were guilty of that too.
  • A heartwarming video shared online captured Zuluboy giving his mother a detailed lesson on car pedals and road safety, impressing many viewers.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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