Many friendships are formed in the entertainment industry but many hardly survive. One of our favorite ZAleb friendships include Prince Kaybee and Donalds' whose bromance is the sweetest to witness.
They have been supporting each other's careers and recently collaborated in a music video Hosh by Prince.
The DJ dropped Hosh a few months ago featuring Sir Trill after his twar with Black Coffee turned into quite the heated exchange after Black Coffee questioned Club Controller's celebrity status.
For the Hosh visuals, Prince Kaybee has featured in RnB singer Donald. Prince Kaybee has shared a few behind the scenes images of the video, which show the DJ dressed in correctional service attire walking alongside men dressed in prison uniforms.
Donald has featured in the DJ's music video before in 2015 for his debut video called Better Days.
Showing his friend some love Donald tweeted, "I’ve got your back forever boi." In response, Prince Kaybee said, "I’ve got yours my Friend. Always." Prince had publicly affirmed his love for Donald when he said, "Donald is MY NIGGA from day 1."
"My problem with Princess he doesn’t want to give Credit to the Kids. We need grow them n make them feel special, especially when u take something from them. The reason why I have a strong team, I make sure we win together n credit them well. Fuck my english aslong u get my point," Phori said.
Prince responded with proof that he does indeed credit artists by posting a screenshot where he credited an artist.
"Listen I AM PROUD. 3 of the #ProjectHope ladies bagged their first gig, the album is not even out yet. Babies are performing at the Arts Alive Fest TODAY. Please help me congratulate them," Prince added.
It is not a shocker how Maphorisa scrutinizes everything Prince does and him working on an Amapiano track did not help either. Phori wasn't really impressed by Prince Kaybee and his treatment of artists who work on his songs. However he paid a compliment, or in his own special way, shade Prince Kaybee for finally joining the Amapiano craze. This came as a surprise to many, especially after the comments that Prince Kaybee made about Ampaiano back in June.
"Imagine an album that has the same beat through out, literally every song sounds the same. Try making an album over a longer period of time to avoid sounding the same, the mind needs to rest for new ideas," wrote the Hosh hitmaker.
