
US rapper Gunna has sampled Sho Madjozi’s chart topper “Huku”.
In his most recent song, “Fukumean,” US rapper Gunna uses a sample of Sho Madjozi.
The original song ‘Huku’ was a massive hit when it was released 5 years ago, and is currently sitting at 12 million views on Youtube.
Since its June 16 release, the use of Sho Madjozi’s sampled vocals in Gunna’s new song has generated excitement on social media.
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Madjozi, real name Maya Christinah Xichavo Wegerif has been making numerous international strides
She recently turned 31 years old.
Gunna’s decision to include a sample of Sho Madjozi’s song not only demonstrates her talent but also the growing respect for African music as a major force in the world of music.
Snippets of the sampled adlib have beeen widely shared on social media.
Listen to the song here:
Gunna pays homage to Sho Madjozi's hit single "Huku" by sampling it on his new track "#fuckumean." pic.twitter.com/Tz89oE7dLd
— SA HIP HOP 247 🌍 (@sahiphop247) June 19, 2023
American rapper Gunna sampled Sho Madjozi "Huku (adlib)" on his recent track titled "Fukumean" 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/D6WqdfwFOq
— SA HIP HOP & AMAPIANO PARADISE (@Sahiphop_Piano) June 20, 2023
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