Kwesta promises to work with Idols SA Yoki Yoki singer named, Vhudi Mamphwe.
Vhudi first stole Mzansi’s hearts with the Yoki song during his audition on Idols, but was later booted out by the organizers with people assuming that the reason for such decision is because he’s been signed to a record label before auditioning.
Taking to Twitter, the upcoming star called out Kwesta to do a remix of the song with him.
Hi guys please check out my interview and share the video to help reach kwesta. I’d like to do my yoki yoki remix with hi, he tweeted.
Responding to his request, Kwesta says he’s got loads of work, but once he’s done, they will hit the studio together.
The rapper also applauded the song he auditioned with.
Akubenjalo! I just have to finish off a couple other features and then we on. Loved that Idols audition. Plus ngathi unenhliziyo enhle so nginawe.
Akubenjalo! I just have to finish off a couple other features and then we on. Loved that Idols audition. Plus ngathi unenhliziyo enhle so nginawe🙏🏾 https://t.co/C8OfPVyRlS
— #2Skeif🐕💫 (@KwestaDaKAR) September 28, 2020
Vhudi explained that “My Yoki Yoki” was taken from the word “My Yonkinto,” which translates to “My Everything.”
Tresor has also showed interest in working with the young star.
I hear there’s a long lost young brother of mine killing it on #idolssa tonight with his Yoki Yoki tune. The people have spoken and my mentions are a mess. Tell @IdolsSA @GalloRecordsSA To call again and let’s make Magic for the people.
I hear there’s a long lost young brother of mine killing it on #idolssa tonight with his Yoki Yoki tune. The people have spoken and my mentions are a mess 🔥 Tell @IdolsSA @GalloRecordsSA To call again and let’s make Magic for the people 💎 https://t.co/cwq8iLPwsz
— TRESOR RIZIKI (@tresorofficial) August 16, 2020
