MacG has built his platform on authenticity to the point that artists feel obliged to come to the podcast to tell their truth and the audience also prefer artists to tell their stories here where there's transparency. The brand of the podcast is literally Transparency. The ignorance, histerity, silliness and rawness is all part of it.
This Mokwevho guy is destined for greater things and he got balls too. May someone with deeper pockets, knowledge and heart support him anyway necessary, cos in the end he/ she will be proud to say " I landed a hand in there"
I so wish we get to see an Episode with Leon Schuster here on Podcast and Chill. That old man has produced a some of the great comedy movies while addressing the issue of Racism at the same time.
Not disagreeing with you but i think id love to actually hear his take on the white privilege during his time . Coz he sure did have more screen time than other comedy productions
@@sekelaokuhlematshebelele1929 kore accurately. .. perpetuating it while also profiting 10folds from playing 90% of all the blks in his films. It would be interesting to hear from him how he perceives it all in retrospect.
It's always important to listen to 2 sides of the story. And believe what you want.I don't know who's telling the truth.But one thing I agree to him abt is the FACT that, ALCOHOL,DRUGS,WOMEN, FAME and BAD FRIENDS can destroy someone ,especially ARTISTS. But no artist admit that when they have fallen,they always blame others.
Despite his tainted reputation, Lance Sterh needs to be given his flowers man, the roster he mentioned on Podcast and Chill basically means that he bullied the whole 90s and early 2000s era musically in South Africa, as a 2000 myself, I didn’t even know Sister Bettina was released by him.
MacG has mastered the art of interviewing. He will never start with the hard questions or questions that people want answers to. He sets the mood, let's you chill and then attacks when your guard is down, when you've probably forgotten your prepared answers. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Smart indeed Mc G. In any interview u start a conversation in funnel like shape I.e; u start with general questions to set the mood alight n the eventually u become specific. Thus McG for me. He such a chiller n I like his I don't care attitude especially when Sol does his thing best
Yeah, Lance was ready to jump into the Zola matter at the beginning coz that's basically why he came. Mac was like "chill, we'll get to that later", coz he needed to get him drunk enough to forget his rehearsed version of the story.
Honestly, Lance needed this. He did very well in neutralizing the negative narrative about him. It's either you believe or you don't. If you don't, I'm sure it with some caution
He’s being economical with the truth, to put it politely. I can’t be that almost all your artists associated with drugs. They are doing these stuff while you are so close to them that you even practically share hotel rooms with them. You even admit one of them left your studio and went straight to a fatal street racing accident that the courts would later show happened under influence of drugs. And it’s all their fault, nothing to do with you or studio. I don’t buy it.
@@donahlekwati6738 We're talking about adults here not some under age kids. I haven't heard any of them claiming that Lance held them on a gun point for them to snot coke drugs into noses. Agree with him 💯, they must also take responsibility for their actions.
TV has denied us a lot of History. Podcast spaces allow the flow of knowledge. Lance has shaped our music, legendary. He is so humble for someone who's travelled so far and wide, met sooo many great people, created artistic flare and the careers, damn.
This man has done a lot for SA music, fact is we know our artists are quick to cry faul when things don't go their way, but this dude is legendary 40 years in the game
This episode is proof that artists need to STUDY MUSIC BUSINESS, READ those contracts line by line, read the fine print and not just sign their lives away nomikanjani. Most important though, they must be FINANCIALLY INTELLIGENT with their money, have an end goal in mind and work towards it. The fact that we STILL have artists crying foul, getting handouts, garnering sympathy from the public, after they have frittered their own money in this day and age, says a lot. There have been so many examples of failures that artists need to learn from, what pitfalls to avoid. Information is readily available! Get into the business of READING and understanding your worth, else you perpetuate the stereotype of a “dumbed down” industry.
Iyooh what an interview right here. Artists have a responsibility to themselves really. Nobody teaches another a bad habit, everyone has a choice and choices have consequences. This is really eye opening.
MacG once did a show with artist managers, must say it gave some light on how they work. Maybe boMac can do a show an invite guests (experts or knowledgeable ppl) to explain issues related to contacts e.g. labels owning artists' Masters, how artists make money while trapped in this contracts, music streaming (illegal vs legal onces) and artists who write their own music can protect themselves. It will give some us a clear picture of dynamics involved that result in artists being broke. It will also help us understand the exploitative nature of the music industry and will in turn empower us to channel our (consumers) money in streams that will empower artists we love. Just one show nje unpacking legal aspects and business side of music from the artists perspective.
So dope to hear Lance break down SA Music history. It's obvious the deals that were in place that time didn't favour the artists, and the artists themselves didn't understand how the industry worked - but you also have to understand their backgrounds, for most who have never even finished high school, how do you expect them to understand the intricacies of contracts, royalties, splits, masters, publishing etc - For sure artists were exploited, but also if you're a label owner & you have invested so much in an artist, you expect return on investment, spending millions on an artist just for them to go bust and then they turn around and insult you on social media... WHEN THEY STILL OWE YOU MONEY... it's tricky but I understand both sides. Danko for the insightful content gents!
It's it an unfair responsibility to expect record labels to teach artist those intricacies. They must ask and learn for themselves. No one goes into business and expects another business men to teach him the business. Doesnt make sense. Irrespective of the background.
This episode is a window as to how us South Africans are not so disciplined with money, political greed & corruption is another example not to mention forex boys, buying 8 cars of the same make. Point is SA could've been the only country with the most black successors, entrepreneurs, millionaires and all that. But unfortunately the groove lifestyle has been the deep root of our failed stories.
@@tebogochauke1456 that's another facts and it' is about our education system its not meant to prepare us, but as long our black useless government got food on their own plate then it's a wrap for them. but I blame us too, we hold more alcohol meetings than business exhibitions.
@@gifted_hands6205 True,it begins with the mindset of teaching youth to become employee,we are captured it's a trap.I always say if I had a way I will just quite and do what am passionate about or maybe if my parents were well off then I'll just quite and do what I like.I am greatful for my Job but I feel I can do better.Everyday am planning my exit plan I believe God will make it happen soon.
@@tebogochauke1456 don’t you think as we aware of the Government incompetence to teach us about the economy why can’t we take it upon ourselves to teach ourselves I mean there is TH-cam and information is on our fingers tips
This was a very beautiful conversation!! Lance you are a rare breed ... not many people can do what you have done for Black South African Children .... The saddest part is that people are Thanking You With Dishonesty & Backstabbing ..... simply because they lack Ballz & Grit build their own businesses.
I appreciate that Lance is/was running a business and artists may not entirely be saints. Both surely benefitted from the relationship. However, lest we forget that record labels were like a mafia of the time, they literally had contacts everywhere within the mainstream media space and for that very same reason when mainstream media collapsed, it took them down with it. All it took was a few phone calls to make or break an artist. Artists are more liberated now thanks to online platforms. I mean... the man is still crying over Musica, that tells you how much of a relationship he had with such businesses.
fun fact the author of lord of the rings is from south africa(Bloemfontein) he is the one who inspired fantasy novels and movies like your harry porters etc..
After this episode, I no longer see Lance as bad as he has always been painted. It is clear that artists don't wanna acknowledge their faults and always find someone to blame.
Just look at the currently popping artists, they're always flashing expensive clothes, cars, jewellery & rented homes but later when things are no longer popping, they will blame someone else for their downfalls.
Are we really gonna ignore the fact that Lance contributed immensely to the industry because of some guy was irresponsible with his gains? Look at how many artists he's worked with, that's the whole industry
PROFOUND!!! THANK YOU !!! THANK YOUU!!! THANX FOR DOING THIS MR LANCE!!! IM A LIVING WITNESS.... A Great Man of Truth & Honesty... I've become a better person because of you!! Thank You Lance...The Truth Has Set You Free!!! KEEP IT UP GREAT MAN!!.
I personally loved this interview, lance is a record executive and none of them are saints (aurthur, oskido,dj sbu) , Lance spoke his truth and the podcast is for that
This is going to be one to be remembered episode of podcast, this one allegedly a downfall of some of our artists,Zola becoming of them.Lence owes South Africa an explanation about former Ghetto ruff and their downfall. A truth shall set him free without defending mood.Enjoy all chillers, peace
Podcast and Chill has always been a place to tell your truth, I like how Lance came and told his truth now we need the impossible him and Zola in one place shout out PODCAST AND CHILL🇿🇦❤️♨️💯🔥
Shout out to McG, Podcast and Chill is massive. Lance Stehr has my respect, he is quite candid, and regardless of all the controversy around him, he has done quite a lot for the South African music industry.
The takeaway from this episode: artists get away with a lot of things 'cause of their victim mentality/native because they know their fans will always side with them. According to them, Its never their fault that their career tanked. Its true Z7 had everything for a moment, is it entirely Lance fault that he (an adult) lost it? When do we also start questioning artists role in their downfalls?
Yet another day in this beautiful platform...Please continue growing this platform, we need the whole of Africa in this platform and the World at large..He ndaa vhari mini
Remember that one person that you once helped and now you are the bad person? I am not saying who’s who but we’re all bad people in someone’s story after helping them
All of us make mistakes and we're never perfect. Despite of what might have transpired, it is always great to listen to both sides of the story. I think not only Lance has had his way with artists' royalties, I think many other label owners have done this but perhaps not at a level where it was obvious. We appreciate Lance for coming over, nonetheless every artist is responsible for ensuring that they handle their status well. A lot of these artists will never admit when they're at fault for their own wrongdoings!
After this, I agree that there is definitely two sides to a story. And the alcohol made it easy for Lance Stehr to tell his version of events 😂😂 Great Episode guys👌🏽
First of all, congratulations to the biggest podcast in Africa! You guys are unmatched 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you for providing a platform where celebrities can express themselves freely and, dare I say, as humans. A place where they can speak their truths. I enjoy these interviews because they are unconventional and not the typical Q&A mainstream feeds us. In the same vein, wouldn't be worth having, dare I say, a re-union-like format? I am not encouraging confrontation or violence, I do think that for the sake of truth, real truth, scenarios like Lance's need more than just one side of the story - it needs to be a dialogue of some sort. Most of the artists he handled that have come on the podcast seem to have at least one bad experience with him and he tells a different story. If possible, may we please get a sit down interview with Lance and two or more, willing artists, to have chats on the podcast and nothing is left unaddressed? I know Sol won't read this, I'm hoping that the rest of the team will. Muhle umsebenzi wenu. Siyabonga.
I'm glad to hear Lance side of the story whether it's the truth or not, those involved would know. One thing I took out of the interview is that people don't want to take accountability of their choices and end up blaming others.
After watching this one plus having heard stories about our artists dying broke, I'm convinced that most of them got themselves to blame. Most of them are just unprofessional, they run their brands like they are running spaza shops. If what Lance is saying about Zola is true then Zola flopped. But to an exctant I believe him because we have all seen Zola's success. One question we should all ask is "what did Zola do to protect his career/brand?" Zola was already a grown up when all crambled.
So True!!! but much more will be revealed in the near future.... Had the Cell C not been messed up by his ego...His descendants for generations to come would never ever have had to work - Never even would they have to think about going to school, worry about where the next meal would come, worry about data for exams ... ALL his children and their next 3 - 4 generations would NEVER EVER have had to worry about .. the daily struggles we ( and they now) all go through 💔😧
@@delphineklassen9721 Messing up our descendants' future because being caught up in the moment is the saddest thing ever. Imagine Zola set them up and went on to quickly fail them. I think he must take accountability for his doings.
I remember attending ama shoots ka Zola when I got to Jozi, he felt he was god and was rude to girls who rejected him mayeshela. He felt he ought to get every girl he approached and the parties in the evenings were fire, Zola with his new girl he just got each week. [This is a couple weekends in 2006]
So calm & collected (in a sneaky way) Becareful of people like Lance, they're naturally gifted with the ability to get away with anything & everything. He was giving them drugs & taking drugs himself PERIOD ( too slow when he speaks,ukhulumisa okwabantu abadla umgwinyo....if you know them, you'll understand what I mean,abo Xoli Mfeka kanje) HE'S A COOL GUY & BRILLIANT BUSINESS MAN at the end of the day🙏👌
Yeah it's dope, but why isn't anybody talking about "House of the Dragon" coz that's on fire as well if not more. Just don't ask me where I'm watching from😜
We need Bongani Fassie on the show😂 That guy is the one person I’m interested to see on the show because he’s the realest man and he does give a f* 😂 He told so many people off on his show… can you imagine the things he’ll say here
He needs to take accountability 4 somethings. He was big but i remember the women stories, booze then that arrogance that I'm untouchable. He flew too close to the Sun unfortunately
MacG has built his platform on authenticity to the point that artists feel obliged to come to the podcast to tell their truth and the audience also prefer artists to tell their stories here where there's transparency. The brand of the podcast is literally Transparency. The ignorance, histerity, silliness and rawness is all part of it.
An industry boss like Lance calling him 'macgod' proves it all...
OMG! thats so true.
Come prepared to tell the truth on this show
Rings of power sucks !!!!!
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Just realized that we need Dj Cleo on this show
Been saying this my dawg
He said he will come after his done with his degree
Definitely
@@fanyanahamilton3619 Lapho akuSecond semesteki🤣🤣
We also need these guys on David Mashebela podcast, we need to dive deep in their past. Mac does high level
This Mokwevho guy is destined for greater things and he got balls too.
May someone with deeper pockets, knowledge and heart support him anyway necessary, cos in the end he/ she will be proud to say " I landed a hand in there"
I so wish we get to see an Episode with Leon Schuster here on Podcast and Chill. That old man has produced a some of the great comedy movies while addressing the issue of Racism at the same time.
Not disagreeing with you but i think id love to actually hear his take on the white privilege during his time . Coz he sure did have more screen time than other comedy productions
That's the truth man, we need to hear things from his perspective
Exposing yes. But not addressing racism
@@sekelaokuhlematshebelele1929 kore accurately. .. perpetuating it while also profiting 10folds from playing 90% of all the blks in his films. It would be interesting to hear from him how he perceives it all in retrospect.
Lllllllllllllllllllllll)l)l))l)l)ll)l)l)l)l
I love how MacG gets you comfortable at first and then goes in with the questions.
It's always important to listen to 2 sides of the story. And believe what you want.I don't know who's telling the truth.But one thing I agree to him abt is the FACT that, ALCOHOL,DRUGS,WOMEN, FAME and BAD FRIENDS can destroy someone ,especially ARTISTS. But no artist admit that when they have fallen,they always blame others.
True
Fax! 🤘🏽
I agree with you both sides will make sense.
Word ✊
My question is why so many artists accusing Him🤔
Despite his tainted reputation, Lance Sterh needs to be given his flowers man, the roster he mentioned on Podcast and Chill basically means that he bullied the whole 90s and early 2000s era musically in South Africa, as a 2000 myself, I didn’t even know Sister Bettina was released by him.
Sol is like a computer he knows a lot of things in the media industry by head
Everyone around me thinks I know everything, but Sol is too much yoh...
Bra!!
He does research before the show and about the guests
Nwana mukalaha cou tou comm3nt ngovhona dzina
Bra
Sol is a "Global Archive" guy is well informed... I salute his interlect...
True story
You can tell Lance been in the game by how well he answers these questions. The media training is strong on this one. 🤣. Dope episode guys
I think we should interview Leon Schuster ♥️♥️ chillers what do you think?♥️
yeyy great suggest
we need Ta Leon on tthe show yhuuuu
Dj Cleo must be interviewed it's been long overdue now.....We need to give him a platform to speak
I'm with u there he needs to come
MacG has mastered the art of interviewing. He will never start with the hard questions or questions that people want answers to. He sets the mood, let's you chill and then attacks when your guard is down, when you've probably forgotten your prepared answers. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Feed him the truth serum first😂😂
Plus some Grandeur in the mix yerrrrrrrr 🍹🍹🍹🥃🥃🥃🍸🍸🍸🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🥲🫠
Don’t forget the syrup 🥃🤣
Smart indeed Mc G. In any interview u start a conversation in funnel like shape I.e; u start with general questions to set the mood alight n the eventually u become specific. Thus McG for me. He such a chiller n I like his I don't care attitude especially when Sol does his thing best
Its insane
One thing about MacG...he will first make you comfortable and then BOOM!💯
Yeah, Lance was ready to jump into the Zola matter at the beginning coz that's basically why he came. Mac was like "chill, we'll get to that later", coz he needed to get him drunk enough to forget his rehearsed version of the story.
MacG is the guy he think he is, he has done so much for so many people in a very short period of time ❤️🐐 #PodcastAndChill
💯💯💯
Honestly, Lance needed this. He did very well in neutralizing the negative narrative about him. It's either you believe or you don't. If you don't, I'm sure it with some caution
He needs to write a memoir. He got stories for days.
So many allegations about him and he didnt admit to even one,I think he is bullshitting
@@luckymlambo3153 agreed
He’s being economical with the truth, to put it politely. I can’t be that almost all your artists associated with drugs. They are doing these stuff while you are so close to them that you even practically share hotel rooms with them. You even admit one of them left your studio and went straight to a fatal street racing accident that the courts would later show happened under influence of drugs. And it’s all their fault, nothing to do with you or studio. I don’t buy it.
@@donahlekwati6738 We're talking about adults here not some under age kids. I haven't heard any of them claiming that Lance held them on a gun point for them to snot coke drugs into noses. Agree with him 💯, they must also take responsibility for their actions.
TV has denied us a lot of History. Podcast spaces allow the flow of knowledge. Lance has shaped our music, legendary. He is so humble for someone who's travelled so far and wide, met sooo many great people, created artistic flare and the careers, damn.
but Nota abuses the same opportunity 🤲
Lance is a real Boss. He is not easily shaken. Much respect.
But I can feel the energy that is hiding something never trust a white man
I personally i am very excited to hear what Lance has to say for him self. There is alot been said behind his back
I can't believe I checked the episode 3 times before they can upload 🙆♂️🙆♂️🙆♂️ I'm addicted to this content
Me and you hey 3 o'clock I was here 😁
Bruh , been here since 15:45 😭😭😭🤣🤣
Buh yuh guys don't have badges on yur names 😭😭😭 and yu say yu r addicted
Me and u same what'sapp group 😂
Same😅😅
This man has done a lot for SA music, fact is we know our artists are quick to cry faul when things don't go their way, but this dude is legendary 40 years in the game
To hell with those people who told Lance not to come to the P&C… this was a great interview!
beautiful interview indeed
He couldn't let go of his nose 🙈.He's got amazing stories.
This episode is proof that artists need to STUDY MUSIC BUSINESS, READ those contracts line by line, read the fine print and not just sign their lives away nomikanjani. Most important though, they must be FINANCIALLY INTELLIGENT with their money, have an end goal in mind and work towards it. The fact that we STILL have artists crying foul, getting handouts, garnering sympathy from the public, after they have frittered their own money in this day and age, says a lot. There have been so many examples of failures that artists need to learn from, what pitfalls to avoid. Information is readily available! Get into the business of READING and understanding your worth, else you perpetuate the stereotype of a “dumbed down” industry.
I concur
WELL SAID
Lance is an amazing person and I glad to have heard his side of the story instead of the rumours.
Iyooh what an interview right here. Artists have a responsibility to themselves really. Nobody teaches another a bad habit, everyone has a choice and choices have consequences. This is really eye opening.
One thing I learned from the interviews. Guys the age of 50 and older can lie way better.
Lol 🤣🤣🤣😆🤣
MacG once did a show with artist managers, must say it gave some light on how they work. Maybe boMac can do a show an invite guests (experts or knowledgeable ppl) to explain issues related to contacts e.g. labels owning artists' Masters, how artists make money while trapped in this contracts, music streaming (illegal vs legal onces) and artists who write their own music can protect themselves. It will give some us a clear picture of dynamics involved that result in artists being broke. It will also help us understand the exploitative nature of the music industry and will in turn empower us to channel our (consumers) money in streams that will empower artists we love. Just one show nje unpacking legal aspects and business side of music from the artists perspective.
So dope to hear Lance break down SA Music history. It's obvious the deals that were in place that time didn't favour the artists, and the artists themselves didn't understand how the industry worked - but you also have to understand their backgrounds, for most who have never even finished high school, how do you expect them to understand the intricacies of contracts, royalties, splits, masters, publishing etc - For sure artists were exploited, but also if you're a label owner & you have invested so much in an artist, you expect return on investment, spending millions on an artist just for them to go bust and then they turn around and insult you on social media... WHEN THEY STILL OWE YOU MONEY... it's tricky but I understand both sides. Danko for the insightful content gents!
Best comment 👌 you took the words out of my mouth, this is exactly what's happening
It's it an unfair responsibility to expect record labels to teach artist those intricacies. They must ask and learn for themselves. No one goes into business and expects another business men to teach him the business. Doesnt make sense. Irrespective of the background.
This episode is a window as to how us South Africans are not so disciplined with money, political greed & corruption is another example not to mention forex boys, buying 8 cars of the same make. Point is SA could've been the only country with the most black successors, entrepreneurs, millionaires and all that. But unfortunately the groove lifestyle has been the deep root of our failed stories.
The government is not doing enuf to educate the black ppl about how the economy works our education system is failing us
@@tebogochauke1456 that's another facts and it' is about our education system its not meant to prepare us, but as long our black useless government got food on their own plate then it's a wrap for them. but I blame us too, we hold more alcohol meetings than business exhibitions.
True
@@gifted_hands6205 True,it begins with the mindset of teaching youth to become employee,we are captured it's a trap.I always say if I had a way I will just quite and do what am passionate about or maybe if my parents were well off then I'll just quite and do what I like.I am greatful for my Job but I feel I can do better.Everyday am planning my exit plan I believe God will make it happen soon.
@@tebogochauke1456 don’t you think as we aware of the Government incompetence to teach us about the economy why can’t we take it upon ourselves to teach ourselves I mean there is TH-cam and information is on our fingers tips
This was a very beautiful conversation!! Lance you are a rare breed ... not many people can do what you have done for Black South African Children .... The saddest part is that people are Thanking You With Dishonesty & Backstabbing ..... simply because they lack Ballz & Grit build their own businesses.
The one person who will speak badly about you is the one you helped on their way up
People do not want to take responsibility for their actions, they blame everybody else but themselves.
The Authenticity of this Platform is on another level🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
It's about Time We Get The CEO Of Ambitious On This Platform 🔥🔥🔥 This Is Awesome
Massive respect to Lance. The 90's in Yeoville were owned by Lance! Ghetto Ruff needs to be awarded the highest music order in the land
Have guys noticed that Sol is a genius....Mr Know It All!!!
Truth hey
Bro...this guy is brilliant.
Informed not genius yoh
Im glad Lance did this. He does deserve to be acknowledged while still alive.
I appreciate that Lance is/was running a business and artists may not entirely be saints. Both surely benefitted from the relationship. However, lest we forget that record labels were like a mafia of the time, they literally had contacts everywhere within the mainstream media space and for that very same reason when mainstream media collapsed, it took them down with it. All it took was a few phone calls to make or break an artist. Artists are more liberated now thanks to online platforms. I mean... the man is still crying over Musica, that tells you how much of a relationship he had with such businesses.
We should give Lence his flowers 💐 this guy is a legend actually he is a hero in the south African music industry much love much respect
Signing the register ☑️...Long awaited interview with Lance.
fun fact the author of lord of the rings is from south africa(Bloemfontein) he is the one who inspired fantasy novels and movies like your harry porters etc..
After this episode, I no longer see Lance as bad as he has always been painted.
It is clear that artists don't wanna acknowledge their faults and always find someone to blame.
Bongani must come here and tell us why was Maggz arrested 😂😂😂
Uke wayizwaphivi artist ivuma izono zayo abaphiki abakhulu labo.
Just look at the currently popping artists, they're always flashing expensive clothes, cars, jewellery & rented homes but later when things are no longer popping, they will blame someone else for their downfalls.
@@moloperams I couldn't have said it better
Are we really gonna ignore the fact that Lance contributed immensely to the industry because of some guy was irresponsible with his gains? Look at how many artists he's worked with, that's the whole industry
PROFOUND!!!
THANK YOU !!! THANK YOUU!!! THANX FOR DOING THIS MR LANCE!!! IM A LIVING WITNESS.... A Great Man of Truth & Honesty... I've become a better person because of you!! Thank You Lance...The Truth Has Set You Free!!! KEEP IT UP GREAT MAN!!.
I personally loved this interview, lance is a record executive and none of them are saints (aurthur, oskido,dj sbu) , Lance spoke his truth and the podcast is for that
You are no longe macG but MacGod that's incredible, I love that 💥💥💥
Those were his words..
Mc G: Kiss the ring lol
@@mjphotographyza2442 😂😂😂😂
Lance brot the chill to podcast and chill. I loved every minute. Beautiful interview. Mafia or not Lance has done a lot for SA music.
This is going to be one to be remembered episode of podcast, this one allegedly a downfall of some of our artists,Zola becoming of them.Lence owes South Africa an explanation about former Ghetto ruff and their downfall. A truth shall set him free without defending mood.Enjoy all chillers, peace
Nangempellll
Guess you got your answers
Podcast and Chill has always been a place to tell your truth, I like how Lance came and told his truth now we need the impossible him and Zola in one place shout out PODCAST AND CHILL🇿🇦❤️♨️💯🔥
Shout out to McG, Podcast and Chill is massive. Lance Stehr has my respect, he is quite candid, and regardless of all the controversy around him, he has done quite a lot for the South African music industry.
The takeaway from this episode: artists get away with a lot of things 'cause of their victim mentality/native because they know their fans will always side with them. According to them, Its never their fault that their career tanked. Its true Z7 had everything for a moment, is it entirely Lance fault that he (an adult) lost it? When do we also start questioning artists role in their downfalls?
We need to understand this man is running a business
Like all businesses someone has to get paid less than what they're worth in order for the business to grow.
A business of double crossing black artist's in order to make money.....
This is a national confessions show. Everyone came here and confess 😃
They must bring Cyril over 🤣😂🤣😂
Botswana chillers come mark the register ❤️
Gaborone is here ✅
Register marked
He ndaaaa, watching from India though , let's join as members and represent BW
@@swagg554 that's my October goal loading bro. 👌
Watching from Brasil 🇧🇷
We need a lie detector test for this episode🥱.
😂😂😂😂 the one that would write 'Cap' if one is lying
Thought i was the only one hearing dat
LoL yah neh
😂can’t you do an app one which will tell us if he has lied or not by bleeping while we watch the episode? Develop it, please 😂😂
'No we don't! Theres nothing he can say to convince me otherwise.. like most labels, he's ripped off so many talented artists
Damn this interview will make people stream Zola's albums
Shit is so addictive to a point that I thought I'm having network problems. As soon as the pop up notification came up I jumped 😅
I can relate😂
Zola
DJ Cleo
Bricks
Pitch black Afro
Amu
Mzekezeke
Brown dash
Murafe
Tuks
Jozi
This guy had artists for days
Skeem, oda meesta, cream, bravo, Kofifi,
Say, At their peak Lance was making at least a million from each artist. Lo Lance uyinkinga
Yet another day in this beautiful platform...Please continue growing this platform, we need the whole of Africa in this platform and the World at large..He ndaa vhari mini
Unfortunately we will never know what really happened, we just have to choose who we believe for the time being
Remember that one person that you once helped and now you are the bad person? I am not saying who’s who but we’re all bad people in someone’s story after helping them
We know exactly what happen, even without watching this, we just choose to close our eyes. Evidence is there, kanti nifunani?
Sol Phenduka is our walking encyclopedia, man got sharp mind an vast information for days.
Broooo... Most of time I'm amazed
@@Captainmyza Bro Sol is was one to keep, i wish i was such a genius.
Yey I get shocked he knows a lot😂
@@IntrocornerZz Sol is something else
I joined today welcome me chillers i used to watch offline
Welcome vhasa
Welcome
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Halala 🎉
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Put some respect on the Podcast and Chill ,I mean Lance went and got a fresh Hair cut just for this ..😅🙌🙌👏👏👏
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🤣🤣 Fam 😅
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All of us make mistakes and we're never perfect. Despite of what might have transpired, it is always great to listen to both sides of the story. I think not only Lance has had his way with artists' royalties, I think many other label owners have done this but perhaps not at a level where it was obvious. We appreciate Lance for coming over, nonetheless every artist is responsible for ensuring that they handle their status well. A lot of these artists will never admit when they're at fault for their own wrongdoings!
After this, I agree that there is definitely two sides to a story.
And the alcohol made it easy for Lance Stehr to tell his version of events 😂😂
Great Episode guys👌🏽
First of all, congratulations to the biggest podcast in Africa! You guys are unmatched 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you for providing a platform where celebrities can express themselves freely and, dare I say, as humans. A place where they can speak their truths. I enjoy these interviews because they are unconventional and not the typical Q&A mainstream feeds us.
In the same vein, wouldn't be worth having, dare I say, a re-union-like format? I am not encouraging confrontation or violence, I do think that for the sake of truth, real truth, scenarios like Lance's need more than just one side of the story - it needs to be a dialogue of some sort. Most of the artists he handled that have come on the podcast seem to have at least one bad experience with him and he tells a different story.
If possible, may we please get a sit down interview with Lance and two or more, willing artists, to have chats on the podcast and nothing is left unaddressed?
I know Sol won't read this, I'm hoping that the rest of the team will.
Muhle umsebenzi wenu. Siyabonga.
I'm glad to hear Lance side of the story whether it's the truth or not, those involved would know. One thing I took out of the interview is that people don't want to take accountability of their choices and end up blaming others.
Sol is so informative, plays a very crucial role on the Podcast.
Fame and women.
That's why respect by Mandoza is my favorite song.
Opening line: "If you go to MacG's show...we will believe you" mmmm
sounds like a setup to me, fry us Lance we are your eggs🤭🤭🤭
Uyasishaya shaya lo ucabanga ukuthi sizingane no one chased him to ask where's Zola's money and kumele aze ku Mac G that's kak story
@@proudlyindependentmusic8091 in Soweto?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 as for fry us
🤣😂but the Zola interview made him come here
LOL this one think we were born yesterday...
Maybe Lance played some part of it but these artists must take accountability for letting themselves down and taking drugs and then blew it !!!
The power and impact of this Podcast is off the Charts👌💯
Macg is bigger the cassper, legends come here so they can find peace, help, healing, closure.
Love the way he speaks about his artists ❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️💞
Zama how he speaks about them VS how he treated them🙄
After watching this one plus having heard stories about our artists dying broke, I'm convinced that most of them got themselves to blame. Most of them are just unprofessional, they run their brands like they are running spaza shops. If what Lance is saying about Zola is true then Zola flopped. But to an exctant I believe him because we have all seen Zola's success. One question we should all ask is "what did Zola do to protect his career/brand?" Zola was already a grown up when all crambled.
So True!!! but much more will be revealed in the near future.... Had the Cell C not been messed up by his ego...His descendants for generations to come would never ever have had to work - Never even would they have to think about going to school, worry about where the next meal would come, worry about data for exams ... ALL his children and their next 3 - 4 generations would NEVER EVER have had to worry about .. the daily struggles we ( and they now) all go through 💔😧
@@delphineklassen9721 Messing up our descendants' future because being caught up in the moment is the saddest thing ever. Imagine Zola set them up and went on to quickly fail them. I think he must take accountability for his doings.
Fame got into his head and he thought he would get away with anything then SABC showed him flames
I remember attending ama shoots ka Zola when I got to Jozi, he felt he was god and was rude to girls who rejected him mayeshela. He felt he ought to get every girl he approached and the parties in the evenings were fire, Zola with his new girl he just got each week. [This is a couple weekends in 2006]
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Uzenzile akakhalelwa
So calm & collected (in a sneaky way) Becareful of people like Lance, they're naturally gifted with the ability to get away with anything & everything. He was giving them drugs & taking drugs himself PERIOD ( too slow when he speaks,ukhulumisa okwabantu abadla umgwinyo....if you know them, you'll understand what I mean,abo Xoli Mfeka kanje) HE'S A COOL GUY & BRILLIANT BUSINESS MAN at the end of the day🙏👌
You took a dig at Xoli Mfeka
100% enjoyed this episode. Lance is a funny guy
I believe Lance, met him a couple of times and he once got my song mastered via DJ HK.
Sol did really well on this interview 👌🏿
It's like listening to a movie narration 😊 really enjoyed the episode 🔥....
For the first time in over a year..Im watching an episode 2 days after it aired...it feels worse than cheating on my woman🤣🤣🤣🤣
South Africa needed this side of the story... I am glad I watched this
What a loaded question. "Did you introduce Bongani to drugs" - MacG
The guy's memory is so good that he's either lying or a genius. Too many stories. But I'm picking up “Fame and women"
Sol more informed...assisting Lance to remember names....
These guys are making me want to watch the lord of the rings series 😵
Yeah it's dope, but why isn't anybody talking about "House of the Dragon" coz that's on fire as well if not more. Just don't ask me where I'm watching from😜
Looool
Do you think it's a Promo ?
@@movementmathebula828 most definitely.
It's a very nice series you won't regret it
I still maintain we need Ernest Msibi , Ronnie Nyakale and Alfred Ntombela & Leon Schuster
We all know that record labels rob our artists there's no way that he never benefited
Lance is protecting himself , we wont tell the whole truth
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview.
😂😂😂Such journalism at the part about Jub Jub😂😂😂 I was on the edge of my seat😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 More, we need more
I can't see this podcast without Sol Phenduka in it
Well done Mr Stehr. Business is business and fame need discipline
True!
Wow he got to be in the presence of a King😢😢😢 I'm so jealous 😫 ❤Michael Jackson 😢❤
For the sake of the Podcast, let's indulge. 😊
Woww what a legend, it took me a while to come back to this interview, got to give it up to Mac,Sol and the team, you guys are documenting SA history.
God Bless you Mcgee and your team...great work...thank you ❤️🇿🇦💯
We need Bongani Fassie on the show😂 That guy is the one person I’m interested to see on the show because he’s the realest man and he does give a f* 😂 He told so many people off on his show… can you imagine the things he’ll say here
Please Once & For All & At Last
Beautiful work da team nd this man must b very rich nd he is ageing gracefully
Sol is something else hey... Zola is definitely not 7 anymore 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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Finally i can watch,,,,,i am quickly getting addicted to Podcast.
I believe some of the things he’s saying about zola.
I hope Zola is strong enough for this episode because if all this is true it might mess with his head .
He needs to take accountability 4 somethings. He was big but i remember the women stories, booze then that arrogance that I'm untouchable. He flew too close to the Sun unfortunately
I can already see him picking up papers 😂😂
Yhuuu the truth in this comment.