Veteran talk show host Mai Chisamba has thrilled fans after flexing her rap skills and spitting with rapper Voltz JT.
Voltz JT, born Nkosilathi Sibiya, recently sat for a wide-ranging interview with Dr Rebecca Chisamba on the Mai Chisamba Show.
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As the interview was wrapping up, Zimbabwe’s talk show queen asked Voltz JT to rap:
“Ndingaite mhezi kana mututu ukarega kuimba ka mwanangu, imbondiimbira.”
The rapper then decided to spit bars from the song “Ma War Vets,” which he dropped a month ago.
When he was done, Mai Chisamba decided to flex a little and show that she knew a thing or two about bars. She decided to continue Voltz JT’s flow, and she rapped:
“Ndizvozvo chaizvo. MaGeez anofara, MaGeez akakura, anofarira kuimba ikoko saka tava tese. Saka tava tese paMaGeez.”
Voltz could not hide his excitement. He was amazed by Mai Chisamba and exclaimed that he now wanted her to feature on his upcoming album, N.O.P Makoni.
Watch the moment below.
“MaGeez Makukutu!”
Mai Chisamba tickled fans online with her rap skills.
Pusherz:
“We need a Mai Chisamba interlude at this point 😅”
King Kandoro:
“And this is why Mai Chisamba has zero haters!”
Tinotenda:
“Voltz ft Mai Chisamba. Dhanzi tichinwira mvura🔥🔥💯💥”
Smokey:
“Don’t tell me Mai Chisamba havana zvinodhaka zvavanotora😂😂😂”
Keisha:
“Mai Chisamba vatori zvavo The Next Best Female Zim Rapper 🔥🔥🔥🔥”
Msjada:
“Grace ya Mai Chisamba 🙌she looks and sounds the same as 25 years back on her show on Saturday before an African movie👏”
Angela:
“When I grow up, I wanna be like Mama Chisamba. She a real Queen and a low-key baddie vibe.”
Fazy:
“Mai Chisamba mum rambai makadaro tokudai keep on supporting and make the people of your generation understand this current generation they are not about drugs nehurombe sezvinotaura vamwe vana baba nana amai of your generation thank you Mai chisamba for having MaGeez on your show. Thank you JT and Mai Chisamba.”
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