MacG if u have ever wondered what ur purpose in life is? Your purpose in life is to help South Africans / people understand the human side in people we think are super human. They open themselves to you and that's your super power.
MacG, I'm one of the people who in my head complains about you talking about too much sex and drugs but today I have to say that you letting Pearl just speak and let her feelings out was really commendable. You were really amazing, adaptability is everything.
"My actual dream is to leave a legacy where African entertainment negotiates at the same and equal level when they meet at the table with the American industry, that's my dream I hope I live to see it." Pearl Thusi 🐐
Not possible they have greater numbers in terms of population. You can only aim being so good that they take you there ala Trevor Noah and yena Pearl etc etc
If being teased and bullied for the colour of her skin since childhood was and still is a painful experience for her, then that’s that. No need to invalidate her feelings just because we’re on the other side of the fence.
Beautiful interview! Celebrities need to come to this podcast. Everyone's side of the story is important. People get hate on these streets daily but we don't know anything about them. It just shows, you should always be kind to people!
“Every relationship is supposed to be a consideration of (is this the rest of my life?) and when you get to a point where you say No and you still having a good time, you wasting time.” - Pearl Thusi
What I get from this interview, Pearl is misunderstood and so underrated. I think she deserves to given some credit. She has worked really hard for who she is today.
It hits so hard, no mahala day not thinking about him (dad) .... the most saddest thing is that he died in my own hands and until this day I just can't...... it feels like yesterday everytime I think about it, it tears me and breaks my heart I can't even contain myself. But God will hear me and heal me.
Its crazy how pearl said she used to burn her skin when she was younger cause she grew up around darker people.I used to wish I was lighter because most of my fam light skin.its crazy how much pain each of us held/hold in our lifetime
I was the dark one and my sister is light , we were constantly compared.. some teachers even said i am not pretty or she was prettier than me , for the longest time i wanted to bleach. I know that pain.
It shows how much representation around us really matters, and self love is everything. I didn't expect her to have that problem because light skinned has been shown as beauty on many platforms like media which is why I liked Bonang so much because she was that one dark skinned girl representing a lot of people
@@tiyiselabaloyi3837 it definitely happens both ways and as you said representation around you matters. I know I was also dissed when I was in primary about being light skin, people didn’t even believe I could speak SeSotho. It was painful for me because problem constantly told me that I don’t fit the mould of my identity and we’re constantly dictating my identity to me. I had to always prove that I’m black and SeSotho. It became a different problem when I started going to school with White people. No side is always great
@@MegaJohnOtto Thanks for sharing your story, it really changes my perspective of things. I'm hoping you have overcome that, all shades of black is beautiful no one skin shade is more superior
Thank you so much for being vulnerable Pearl. You're So powerful When Mac said she's still beautiful after taking off her lashes at such an emotional time. What a gentleman
MacG has a rare talent that allows people to be so vulnerable and we see a side we never see with other interviews. No PR answers with Mabena. It's so beautiful ❤
@@nataliekangwa7221 nope. I'm not her biggest fan but after her interview I was like this person is trash. I mean why not be the same person she was on the first interview?
28:57...I felt her when she mentioned how being accessible and loving contact with people could be your gift and a curse. People would associate that trait as being weak.. World is soo fucked up
People try to box her and when they cannot they resort to bullying. It has a little to do with her skin , but so much to do with her being a unicorn. She is so special ♡. Pearl is special ♡♡♡
MacG man I think you're one of the best interviewers. You got almost everything out of Pearl. I wish most people would see this and maybe they'll cut her some slack
By far the best podcast ever ! So authentic, cosy and chilled. Not an interview but more of an open conversation. Definitely the content I signed up for.
Pearl is such a gem. I cried when she cried 😭 Be kind people. You don't know what people are going through. One of the best interviews I've had the pleasure watching and listening to🙏🏽
It's not purely because you are light skinned but you are a hard worker and there are darker girls who work as hard but could be excluded purely by the virtue of being darker
Not in South Africa though. There’s more darker people than light skinned . Population wise, on tv, radio, corporate. Maybe as a society we might have copied Americans with this light skinned thing. But it’s not as prominent as you people make out to be. You also give niggas too much power because it’s them that came with this yellow bone BS
@@ntobekoselani517 yea after basically saying colorism is American and doesn't affect us as much as them. She mentioned people who are dead now, if lebo mathosa was still alive and asked about colorism she would definitely have a mouthful to say.
It still slaps hard, listening to Pearl Thusi saying "I used to ask why can't to my parents be like those, when i saw other kids who had it all. The older i grow the more I appreciate the sacrifices they made and their contribution in my life. Private schools are expensive, seeing students who came from well-off families ,made me grow thick skin and be grateful for the education that my folks wanted me to have. Coming from middle class and being around wealthy children is not easy. but what doesn't kill you makes you stronger
This was one of the best interviews. Pearl does this for other people on her show and I can't think of anyone who would've done this for her other than you
Already knew its gonna be a bangerrr from the get go, not only because she is the most gorgeous woman I've ever seen but she drops some real knowledge👌🏾✊🏾
The only interview I will watch 1000 times because wow the love I have for Pearlisto yoooh!! Shez the realest in the game, she has no filter hence pple are soo commited in misunderstanding her bcz they not used to Realness. True definition of a Human being before being a celebrity or anything else. Ndikuthandaaa MaThusi❤️
How crazy is it that I just finished watching “Queen Sono” (very late I know) and this is the first thing I see when opening this app? 😂😂😂 one thing about me I love mama pantha so much, I know imma work with her on a project one day
We all know she is talking about Enhle Mbali right? I really enjoyed this interview, Pearl is really misunderstood shame and I know exactly how that feels
@@dineomatshotshi If possible watch Enhle's Sincerely Yours show, with DJ Zinhle and watch the one Pearl Thusi's BET show, you will notice it all makes sense. There is no other person who Pearl Thusi interviewed that matched the story she is explaining unless I'm mistaken
Wish I could tap that like button a thousand times! Damn Pearl is so freakin wise and smart😭 my perception of her literally changed in this podcast. Such a chilled person....her personality is just intriguing. Could listen to her speak for hours in that incredible voice of hers.❤ just in awe
Mac G you murdered this interview, I've got to know the real Pearl Thusi through you, I think she is one of the few celebs whom had made it in life but still grounded person.
As a dark skinned black woman I completely understand Pearl. Today I truly understand. And it's true, I've never had a lack of career opportunities in SA just because of my skin colour. If anything, lighter women in Africa have been judged as blondes with less intellectual capabilities. The only thing that we've really experienced in SA is the European beauty standards that we have ourselves to blame for adopting in the first place. Light girls don't have it easy, maybe they get more sexual attention but is that even a benefit? Something to think about 🤔. Thank you for the pearls of wisdom. You're a real gem. 💎
I was told by those that had visited African Countries that If I was to visit there, that I would be disappointed, in seeing Africans skin bleaching, perming & flat-ironing their hair, & amalgamating with Europeans.
Yes, thank you; Im an American SO-CALLED "Black" Person (Note : Black, White, & African-American are not true Nationalities), & Colorism & the "White" standard of beauty are Worldwide; virtually every country, due to European Imperialism/Colonialism promotes Whiteness as the highest form of beauty, & that African features are ugly. Lighter skinned bi-Racials are praised as being more beautiful, light skin, green, blue, grey colored eyes, wavy/curly hair, etc. Many dark-skinned girls used Colorism as an excuse for their failures. Pearl Thusi would be considered gorgeous, by American standards.
May God grant u strength day by day 👑 Pearl, losing a parent is the worst thing that can happen to anyone. Keep strong my bbygal, luv u. Excellent interview 👏👏👏😍😍😍
I love podcasts unlike radios and TV, celebs are able to be who they are use any language, its literally raw and unfiltered and real information. Keep it up to this host. I did not know that we have such podcast in SA.
I really must say Pearl overall is such an incredible person. I hope she doesn't let twitter get to her. Cause twitter is filled with a whole lot of jealousy and one mistake people want to tear up her reputation.
Mac g the only reason I like your podcast is because this is the only place where people can come and be real, tell their truth. If this video was to be played on TV, the part where Pearl is becoming emotional was going to be cut out. I love your channel man.
Definitely Mac G, you did very well with listening in this interview. And rightly so because this was probably the most intense interview, raw, emotional Also, Pearl has some pearls of wisdom and her thinking is quite engaging and educated - about life and people. The dream she has of African being able to negotiate with the world at an equal and level footing should not just be about the arts but about everything. Lets not even get into the conversation about the impact of apartheid and colonialism on our psychology as black people. This i maintain remains our biggest battle to fight. Freedom as we can see is not what we thought - mental freedom far supersedes any other freedom
Wow when Mama said “I slept in parking lot because I was too tired to drive back home” 🥺 I felt that and I don’t feel wired to do to as long as I know where I’m going. I relate with so much with you “ Indian school and all yep I still have that accent lol 😆
MacG if u have ever wondered what ur purpose in life is? Your purpose in life is to help South Africans / people understand the human side in people we think are super human. They open themselves to you and that's your super power.
This is beautiful ❤️
Well said
Absolutely true. You said it well
Thats very beautiful
This is soooo accurate👌❤️
🙌🏾
I felt the pain in her voice the moment she started talking about her dad's passing.Sending love to Pearl and everybody who has lost a parent.
MacG, I'm one of the people who in my head complains about you talking about too much sex and drugs but today I have to say that you letting Pearl just speak and let her feelings out was really commendable. You were really amazing, adaptability is everything.
Mabena can listen when he wants, he let her talk and she opened herself up
AGREED
Yeah, He has been listening from the beginning, really commendable and I hope he keeps all his interviews like this.
Great interview, I actually got to know who Pearl Thus is😍smart,humble, funny and a beautiful talented artist👸🏾
I agree with you Nolusizo❤️.
"My actual dream is to leave a legacy where African entertainment negotiates at the same and equal level when they meet at the table with the American industry, that's my dream I hope I live to see it." Pearl Thusi 🐐
Pearl Mbuzi🐐
Same here
❤
Not possible they have greater numbers in terms of population. You can only aim being so good that they take you there ala Trevor Noah and yena Pearl etc etc
@@seetsamolapo5600 wrong mindset
I think people often misunderstand Pearl Thusi i hope she's okay 🥺♥️
She is amazing
Yeah my mind is totally changed after this
Pearl thusi is misunderstood!
Yeah, I misunderstood her as well. Grateful for this interview ...
Pearl Thusi Wears her heart on her sleeve that’s why she’s so misunderstood but I love her Regardless❤️
Black Twitter won't watch this interview cos they wanna keep hating this girl.
Pearl is actually quite deep.
I looove this chic. Tooo much.
Very relatable story.
Kansiiiimeeeeeeeeeee❣️❣️❣️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😘😘
She always looks down on poor people and shes quick to attack people's financial situations whenever she speaks
Kansiime......eloooooooo
you are awesome yourself queen
Kansiime!!!!!!!!! OMG your a chiller??? I love you so much
Always enjoy Pearl Thusi,DJ Zinhle,Khanyi Mbau's interviews..they are always honest, flowing and are very smart..intelligent people.
*usinghubby'saccount*...lol he just asked for this disclaimer
@@khayamathebula7003 wow 🤣🤣🤣
Dj Zinhle? Nah
Khanyi Mbau??? Seriously?!
"If you become uncomfortable, it's time to grow..."
~Pearl Thusi
If being teased and bullied for the colour of her skin since childhood was and still is a painful experience for her, then that’s that. No need to invalidate her feelings just because we’re on the other side of the fence.
Damn, her crying made me emotional, people are dealing with a lot..
En macG ddnt c it coming
Beautiful interview! Celebrities need to come to this podcast. Everyone's side of the story is important. People get hate on these streets daily but we don't know anything about them. It just shows, you should always be kind to people!
“Every relationship is supposed to be a consideration of (is this the rest of my life?) and when you get to a point where you say No and you still having a good time, you wasting time.” - Pearl Thusi
I literally recorded that part..😭🤞 The truth..
What I get from this interview, Pearl is misunderstood and so underrated. I think she deserves to given some credit. She has worked really hard for who she is today.
you literally have the best interviews in SOUTHERN AFRICA!!!!!!!!!
“Unless you keep rising, you don’t need to worry about who is coming behind you.” Pearl Thusi
Losing a parent is a pain you will never get used to. Till this day I still ask God to bring my dad back
We're on the same boat.
It hits so hard, no mahala day not thinking about him (dad) .... the most saddest thing is that he died in my own hands and until this day I just can't...... it feels like yesterday everytime I think about it, it tears me and breaks my heart I can't even contain myself. But God will hear me and heal me.
I know exactly how you feel bra, mine passed away when I was 4 years old and 24 years later I still miss him so much
@@nwabisamehlwana2962 I can relate hey!
Same here 😭😭i lost both wen i was very young
How can someone not like this girl? She's real, strong, witty, respectful, and has a fcking great sense of humour! 👌🏽
You havnt seen her talk sh*t about poor people. To her, poor men are not people.
Its crazy how pearl said she used to burn her skin when she was younger cause she grew up around darker people.I used to wish I was lighter because most of my fam light skin.its crazy how much pain each of us held/hold in our lifetime
I was the dark one and my sister is light , we were constantly compared.. some teachers even said i am not pretty or she was prettier than me , for the longest time i wanted to bleach. I know that pain.
It shows how much representation around us really matters, and self love is everything. I didn't expect her to have that problem because light skinned has been shown as beauty on many platforms like media which is why I liked Bonang so much because she was that one dark skinned girl representing a lot of people
@@tiyiselabaloyi3837 it definitely happens both ways and as you said representation around you matters. I know I was also dissed when I was in primary about being light skin, people didn’t even believe I could speak SeSotho. It was painful for me because problem constantly told me that I don’t fit the mould of my identity and we’re constantly dictating my identity to me. I had to always prove that I’m black and SeSotho. It became a different problem when I started going to school with White people. No side is always great
Tiyisela Baloyi but Bonang is light skinned 😒
@@MegaJohnOtto Thanks for sharing your story, it really changes my perspective of things. I'm hoping you have overcome that, all shades of black is beautiful no one skin shade is more superior
"certain things don't belong to you even if you prayed for them" GOT IT!!
Once Something Feels Uncomfortable, (The Job, The Relationship, Whatever Situation), It's Time To Leave🙌🏻 Great Advice There Pearl.
Pearl Thusi oozes wisdom.. I took out so many lessons from this interview. Thank you MacG
When Mac G called her QUEEN 👑❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We love you Pearl.
🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦
Well done Mac Mabena I see you you are implementing the listening part and not jumping into the the next question
MacG treated this interview with so much respect and empathy
Thank you so much for being vulnerable Pearl. You're So powerful
When Mac said she's still beautiful after taking off her lashes at such an emotional time. What a gentleman
He was just being honest. She really didn't need them.
"When you become uncomfortable in any situation, it's time to grow" beautiful interview ❤️
I dont know why some hated this,,this has got to be one of the best really
Interesting to see Pearl Thusi as an interviewee; she's so real. Definitely worth the wait. Thanks, MacG 🦾
She's amazing,some people are just committed to hating her. I'm glad she seems to rise above it thou.
Everyone who’s misunderstood should make an AP to come to the podcast, MacG will do the magic for them. He’s the best
MacG has a rare talent that allows people to be so vulnerable and we see a side we never see with other interviews.
No PR answers with Mabena. It's so beautiful ❤
Kelly Khumalo
@@raymondmkwanazi3521 😂😂😂 that memory is buried far far away.
@@nataliekangwa7221 nope. I'm not her biggest fan but after her interview I was like this person is trash. I mean why not be the same person she was on the first interview?
Truth!!
28:57...I felt her when she mentioned how being accessible and loving contact with people could be your gift and a curse. People would associate that trait as being weak.. World is soo fucked up
People try to box her and when they cannot they resort to bullying. It has a little to do with her skin , but so much to do with her being a unicorn. She is so special ♡. Pearl is special ♡♡♡
MacG man I think you're one of the best interviewers. You got almost everything out of Pearl. I wish most people would see this and maybe they'll cut her some slack
Mabena is here, Pearl is here, we are here, the chillers are here....
Heeeeee Ndah🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the most matured interview dope guys....my first seeing a guest cry and laugh on the show,great interview macG
By far the best podcast ever ! So authentic, cosy and chilled. Not an interview but more of an open conversation. Definitely the content I signed up for.
I knew there was a deeper reason why I love this lady... she is a vibe... I'm rooting for you Pearl. Amazing interview 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Pearl is such a gem. I cried when she cried 😭 Be kind people. You don't know what people are going through. One of the best interviews I've had the pleasure watching and listening to🙏🏽
That plane and travel comment is so true. Once you start traveling or even hanging out with foreigners it really changes your perspective.
At which minute did she speak on?
This is ending very sad. Much luv to Pearl, remember therz people who really appreciate and luv u.
Macg plz give her a hug
The way Mac wasnt his usual freaky flirty self I'm sure they had a convo before shooting.
It's not purely because you are light skinned but you are a hard worker and there are darker girls who work as hard but could be excluded purely by the virtue of being darker
She knows this she just doesn’t want to acknowledge it
This is exactly what we've been trying to tell her but her and her fans think we're hating on her. Ai man but it be like that.
She admitted that it might’ve helped her get a foot in the door but not everything she’s achieved is because of her skin color
Not in South Africa though. There’s more darker people than light skinned . Population wise, on tv, radio, corporate. Maybe as a society we might have copied Americans with this light skinned thing. But it’s not as prominent as you people make out to be. You also give niggas too much power because it’s them that came with this yellow bone BS
@@ntobekoselani517 yea after basically saying colorism is American and doesn't affect us as much as them. She mentioned people who are dead now, if lebo mathosa was still alive and asked about colorism she would definitely have a mouthful to say.
Thoroughly enjoying this interview. Pearl's story is so inspiring❤. Go getter this one
me too
"Are you glad I didnt ask about Robert Marawa?" You very strategic bro👌
Too much hey, he drew it out. I like the way she was graceful as well
I wanted to find out what happened in that relationship
Lol. I saw that too.
I saw that too
Even when he said no wonder Zinhle loves you 😂😂😂guy is very strategic shame
The pain of loosing a parent is too deep, I feel you Pearl, wishing you well
It still slaps hard, listening to Pearl Thusi saying "I used to ask why can't to my parents be like those, when i saw other kids who had it all. The older i grow the more I appreciate the sacrifices they made and their contribution in my life. Private schools are expensive, seeing students who came from well-off families ,made me grow thick skin and be grateful for the education that my folks wanted me to have. Coming from middle class and being around wealthy children is not easy. but what doesn't kill you makes you stronger
Pearl is cool, and a hustler. I love the thing about legacy.
I love this Zulu girl! She is such a vibe ♥️
This was one of the best interviews. Pearl does this for other people on her show and I can't think of anyone who would've done this for her other than you
"God wouldn't give somebody else my gift&wouldn't give me somebody else's gift, no matter how much i pray for it"🔥🔥🔥🔥
Honestly I love this interview, she keeps it so real she really is lovable, beautiful African woman, she shows growth
Already knew its gonna be a bangerrr from the get go, not only because she is the most gorgeous woman I've ever seen but she drops some real knowledge👌🏾✊🏾
@anthony mpho might have exaggerated a bit but yeahh man she's that gorgeous
I really dont know how you do it MacG but damn you deserve G.O.A.T status out in these streets.
Unless you keep rising, you don't have to worry about whose coming behind you💕💕
Powerful statement Pearl
When Pearl started crying, Yoh... The pain hit me too ey
I felt the pain too man, cried with her.🥺
and now shes cursing other people's mothers
The only interview I will watch 1000 times because wow the love I have for Pearlisto yoooh!! Shez the realest in the game, she has no filter hence pple are soo commited in misunderstanding her bcz they not used to Realness. True definition of a Human being before being a celebrity or anything else. Ndikuthandaaa MaThusi❤️
Shuuu, this was so good. This really showed me Pearl's depth, achievements and really just her human side. I was so sad when she cried. Sorry sisi.
Great interview. I have followed Pearl's career for a long time. People just chose to misunderstand her on purpose but she's the realest❤️
Mac G can make someone free and they just talk it doesn't feel like an interview great skill there
She literally spoke to me throughout the interview..Wisdom❤
Pearl is a grounded Queen 👑🙌🏼
How crazy is it that I just finished watching “Queen Sono” (very late I know) and this is the first thing I see when opening this app? 😂😂😂 one thing about me I love mama pantha so much, I know imma work with her on a project one day
MacG this interview touched me .. losing a parent is a never ending pain. Thank you for this
We all know she is talking about Enhle Mbali right? I really enjoyed this interview, Pearl is really misunderstood shame and I know exactly how that feels
I really believe she is talking about Enhle, as she was explaining I just recall how the shoe fits
That’s the first person that came to mind.
Really.... tjoh🙆
@@dineomatshotshi If possible watch Enhle's Sincerely Yours show, with DJ Zinhle and watch the one Pearl Thusi's BET show, you will notice it all makes sense. There is no other person who Pearl Thusi interviewed that matched the story she is explaining unless I'm mistaken
@@tiyiselabaloyi3837 tjoh I'll check it out,I'm sure I'll find it ,wow I'm so disappointed 🤦
Wish I could tap that like button a thousand times! Damn Pearl is so freakin wise and smart😭 my perception of her literally changed in this podcast. Such a chilled person....her personality is just intriguing. Could listen to her speak for hours in that incredible voice of hers.❤ just in awe
There is a way MacG gets the guest so comfortable...and makes them answer the serious questions..beautiful
“Some people just always want to be on top” our government in a nutshell 😒
Overall! MacG does it again! Keep rocking Ma G!
I have noticed MacG listens more in this interview. BigUps to you Mabena we noticing the change. Not sure if i am the only who picked that up though 🤔
Mac G you murdered this interview, I've got to know the real Pearl Thusi through you, I think she is one of the few celebs whom had made it in life but still grounded person.
I really enjoyed this she real shes the same person in life on IG and even now in this interview she always keeps it 100
When Pearl cried, I crode with her 😭😭😢
I crode too 😂😂
@@sphethokuhlemaphosa9821 💀💀💀
💀💀💀💀💀💀
“Crying light-skinned tears”Bonnie is savage.
Pearl is easily my favorite public figure and entertainer. The amount of gems she dropped in this podcast 😭❤
what an insightful interview. I loved the part of "memories are genetically passed on", that one got me really thinking...
Honestly love Pearl ❤️What a gem that stays true to self and wears her heart on her chest unapologetically 👌🏽
Mcgee I enjoyed this so much.Thanks for letting Pearl talk without interruption/cutting her off 👌🏽
The Loss of a loved one though death is the worst thing one can go through 😔
As a dark skinned black woman I completely understand Pearl. Today I truly understand. And it's true, I've never had a lack of career opportunities in SA just because of my skin colour. If anything, lighter women in Africa have been judged as blondes with less intellectual capabilities. The only thing that we've really experienced in SA is the European beauty standards that we have ourselves to blame for adopting in the first place. Light girls don't have it easy, maybe they get more sexual attention but is that even a benefit? Something to think about 🤔. Thank you for the pearls of wisdom. You're a real gem. 💎
I was told by those that had visited African Countries that If I was to visit there, that I would be disappointed, in seeing Africans skin bleaching, perming & flat-ironing their hair, & amalgamating with Europeans.
Yes, thank you; Im an American SO-CALLED "Black" Person (Note : Black, White, & African-American are not true Nationalities), & Colorism & the "White" standard of beauty are Worldwide; virtually every country, due to European Imperialism/Colonialism promotes Whiteness as the highest form of beauty, & that African features are ugly. Lighter skinned bi-Racials are praised as being more beautiful, light skin, green, blue, grey colored eyes, wavy/curly hair, etc. Many dark-skinned girls used Colorism as an excuse for their failures. Pearl Thusi would be considered gorgeous, by American standards.
@@bey7khan761 no she wouldn't be considered beautiful in American standards she is barely to 100 she just lightskin
@@ashnaseanchloe4140 You're proving social ills to be true.
When Pearl was talking about her dad 💔 so heartbreaking 😔
I’m crying 😭 sad
I love this this woman, what she stands for and how she stands as a person
Pearl is a Queen
Pearl suddenly looked like Beyonce towards the end of the interview OMG #Gorgeous 👌
don't ever compare Beyonce to Pearl
@@nathinkosi5580 nothing wrong with that.
MacG definitely creates an environment for people to be comfortable & just be themselves. Top tier podcasting & interviewing skills
I thought I was the only one who disconnect from social media and the world when mourning.. I completely get Pearl...
May God grant u strength day by day 👑 Pearl, losing a parent is the worst thing that can happen to anyone. Keep strong my bbygal, luv u. Excellent interview 👏👏👏😍😍😍
5 minutes into the intervew and I can already tell it's going to be a good one
Not me watching this at 1 am. I’m gonna be here one day 😂 FR ❤️
Definitely!! Dream big🤗
😊
I love podcasts unlike radios and TV, celebs are able to be who they are use any language, its literally raw and unfiltered and real information. Keep it up to this host. I did not know that we have such podcast in SA.
I really must say Pearl overall is such an incredible person. I hope she doesn't let twitter get to her. Cause twitter is filled with a whole lot of jealousy and one mistake people want to tear up her reputation.
Mac g the only reason I like your podcast is because this is the only place where people can come and be real, tell their truth. If this video was to be played on TV, the part where Pearl is becoming emotional was going to be cut out. I love your channel man.
Thank you for listening Mabena and letting her talk her feelings. S/O Pearl nebuhle 🔥🔥
Her accent is so original, very refreshing to hear such in this country.
Phat Joe would be another great interview MacG.
Let's gooo phatjoe
Him and DJ fresh
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾you manifested the interview
Ur wish has been granted 😂
Definitely Mac G, you did very well with listening in this interview. And rightly so because this was probably the most intense interview, raw, emotional
Also, Pearl has some pearls of wisdom and her thinking is quite engaging and educated - about life and people. The dream she has of African being able to negotiate with the world at an equal and level footing should not just be about the arts but about everything.
Lets not even get into the conversation about the impact of apartheid and colonialism on our psychology as black people. This i maintain remains our biggest battle to fight. Freedom as we can see is not what we thought - mental freedom far supersedes any other freedom
Wow when Mama said “I slept in parking lot because I was too tired to drive back home” 🥺 I felt that and I don’t feel wired to do to as long as I know where I’m going. I relate with so much with you “ Indian school and all yep I still have that accent lol 😆
This was a beautiful interview...got me teary at the end❤
When you get uncomfortable in a situation, it's time to GROW💕💕💕powerful 💖
we like before we even watch, cause we are chillaz!!
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