South African singer, Young Stunna seems to have luck on his side! As every track he touches, be it a single or collab turns to gold. His most recent work includes a feature on K.Ocomeback single titled 'SETE' which also features Blxckie, one of South Africa's top artists.
The statement that Young Stunna has the ability to turn any song he works on into a gold and make it a certified hit, should not be taken lightly. As 'SETE' went gold within a few days post its release! The singer shared the news on an Instagram post with the caption 'Impilo ingcono , kuthi ngβhlabelele khona manje. πͺβ€οΈ We just went Gold Mama , itβs only been a few days. Akwande. πΏ'
The amapiano star quickly rose to fame following the success of his hit single Adiwele. This track has over 8 million streams on Spotify alone. Other hits include 'Sithi Shwi' featuering Big Zulu and DJ Maphorisa.
'SETE' sees Young Stunna success reach new heights as the collaborative track surpassed a million views within a few days of its release on YouTube. The music video currently has over 8 million views. The song and music video is refreshing. Young Stunna's verse elevates the summer vibe of the track and has fans hooked.
To celebrate the success of the comeback track, K.O shared a post on Instagram with the caption, 'The things that are happening with this SETE song are just beyond my own imagination. Grateful for everything and thank you to @youngstunna_rsa & @blxckie_ ππΎβ€οΈ'. Young Stunna is also left speechless by the ongoing success of the track as he commented on this post by saying 'Nam angaz ngβthini manje'
As the success of 'SETE' continues , Young Stunna has opened up in a recent interview with SA Hip Hop that he actually wanted to change his verse on the track. The reason for the desire to change it was a result of the star, not feeling it. Luckily, K.O said no because the verse was fire and then the household rapper invited Blxcie to jump onto the song. 'SETE' is so successful , it is now regarded as the song of the year by many.
Young Stunna talk on almost changing the SETE chorus together with the verse and breaks down how he recorded the song pic.twitter.com/p9j0XhdU1Z
