I think it's safe to say that every South African tribe feels a sense of pride with this production. The people are finally retelling their own history. "Until the lion learns how to write every story will glorify the hunter"
We need to be proud about what we produce, others claims to be the biggest movie producers in the entire Africa. It's ok when they say but being it but it's being cocky when South African say it. Just asking😅
Am Xhosa and i love Zulu Culture so much and how they embrace it. What i love most is that the Production team is showing all the history of every single kingdom/clan in the Zulu Nation leading to Shaka's reign and not just Shaka Zulu's history, while the first movies (part 1, 2, and 3) in the 80's only focused most on Shaka's part and would only show snipets of other kindgoms when there was war, and were told frm an outsiders perspective.❤❤❤
Fun facts: 1. The producing company spent a lot of money on this series, it is the most expensive production they have ever done. The company apparently had to delay some of their other productions to spend as much money as possible on this one. 2. It is ranked as the most watched series in five African countries being: South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Kenya.
The authenticity is key here. Not told on a bias perspective but what was really happening back then. It's really emotional and I am glad we are told again of the beautiful history of our Zulu culture. Thank ya'll folks for the reaction🤝🏿❤.
Ohh I can't tell you how special this is as a Zulu. The first production of Shaka was told in the perspective of the white settlers interaction with him. This time they are actually telling his history from the perspective of Zulu historians, it such a beautiful thing because alot of our culture actually being shown in it's full context❤️❤️❤️
Just for the point of correction fellas. This production is about Zulu people prior Shaka's birth. It shows how Shaka came about n how life was before him. Then the old shaka zulu production we grew up watching deals specifically with shaka' reign as king n his growth as a boy to man. So it's not a remake guys,it's different timelines of life of Zulus.
Yes they’re Actually a lot of tribes come from what we know now as KZN The Ndebeles in Zimbabwe, Ngonis in Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania they all are descendants of KZN The Zulu’s have a fascinating History I wish we would know more
You need someone with a Premium DSTV package that will link you to they internet streaming category. Then get yourself a VPN and set it to South Africa. There is no added costs for someone to link you to they DSTV , only thing you might pay for is a vpn
It's too dope thank you guys. Hey fam. You guys are Zulus I swear😍 I'm giving you my mom's surname. From 2day you guys are the Magwaza right. Much love. Love you too much mcawwww
Also the states had some of the greatest warriors Kings like the great : Malcolm X Kinta kunte Martin Luther king Mutulu Shakur 2pac Fredd Hampton And etc. That's why we respect the American African culture ❤
There are no tribes in South Africa but clans instead. We all fall under the Nguni tribe( Nguni tribe is Made up of clans i.e Xhosa, Zulu, Venda, Ndebele, Swati ect)
I think it's safe to say that every South African tribe feels a sense of pride with this production. The people are finally retelling their own history.
"Until the lion learns how to write every story will glorify the hunter"
I'm a white south African female and I loved watching Shaka he really was a larger than life warrior king almost like a Devine 'phenomena' .🤩
Ps. I watched it as a kid
We may not be the biggest movie producers in Africa but we are surely the biggest quality movie producer in Africa😂 just saying south africa
Don't get cocky bro be humble
We need to be proud about what we produce, others claims to be the biggest movie producers in the entire Africa. It's ok when they say but being it but it's being cocky when South African say it. Just asking😅
Am Xhosa and i love Zulu Culture so much and how they embrace it. What i love most is that the Production team is showing all the history of every single kingdom/clan in the Zulu Nation leading to Shaka's reign and not just Shaka Zulu's history, while the first movies (part 1, 2, and 3) in the 80's only focused most on Shaka's part and would only show snipets of other kindgoms when there was war, and were told frm an outsiders perspective.❤❤❤
Im xhosa too and the zulu culture
Fun facts:
1. The producing company spent a lot of money on this series, it is the most expensive production they have ever done. The company apparently had to delay some of their other productions to spend as much money as possible on this one.
2. It is ranked as the most watched series in five African countries being: South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Kenya.
You're right, we are enjoying the show here in Zambia 🇿🇲💃
Zimbabwe too
The authenticity is key here. Not told on a bias perspective but what was really happening back then. It's really emotional and I am glad we are told again of the beautiful history of our Zulu culture. Thank ya'll folks for the reaction🤝🏿❤.
🎯💯 you’re welcome!
Ohh I can't tell you how special this is as a Zulu. The first production of Shaka was told in the perspective of the white settlers interaction with him. This time they are actually telling his history from the perspective of Zulu historians, it such a beautiful thing because alot of our culture actually being shown in it's full context❤️❤️❤️
Just for the point of correction fellas. This production is about Zulu people prior Shaka's birth. It shows how Shaka came about n how life was before him. Then the old shaka zulu production we grew up watching deals specifically with shaka' reign as king n his growth as a boy to man. So it's not a remake guys,it's different timelines of life of Zulus.
Once the first season ends here in South Africa it'll be made available to international networks for the whole world.Bayede 👑🇿🇦.
I watched the 1st episode and decided that I want to save it for binging. It was impressive. ❤🇿🇦
where is it please? how did you watch the show?
@@urafricanqueen3 it's currently on DSTV.
I'm proud of this production....there is so much iv learned....my jaw dropped that the shanganes are from the Zulu land
Yes they’re
Actually a lot of tribes come from what we know now as KZN
The Ndebeles in Zimbabwe, Ngonis in Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania they all are descendants of KZN
The Zulu’s have a fascinating History I wish we would know more
@@duchesstyra That's true
One thing I'm realizing is that Africa is rising, in some shape or form it really is 🔥💯
Thank you for tapping into Shaka iLembe. Loved it fam.❤❤❤
You’re welcome!
It's so touching to hear you say from the young age you always knew the word Zulu, n the meaning of the word actually is Heaven
I had the privilage of being invited to the premiere and it was truly electrifying❤
Black South Africans have Cameroon and Congolese blood West and Central African dna from the bantu migration so we family and that’s facts ❤️
I do not have your cameroon, Congolese, west africa and central african blood.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 me too
True that is why Cameroonians understand or learn our languages faster than other nations.
lol I do not have Cameroonian, Congolese, West and Central African blood.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 😂🤭
You need someone with a Premium DSTV package that will link you to they internet streaming category. Then get yourself a VPN and set it to South Africa. There is no added costs for someone to link you to they DSTV , only thing you might pay for is a vpn
It's too dope thank you guys. Hey fam. You guys are Zulus I swear😍 I'm giving you my mom's surname. From 2day you guys are the Magwaza right. Much love. Love you too much mcawwww
🥹 It’s the Magwazas REACT! This a beautiful gesture. Thank you, family. Much love!
Asbonge Bo Magwaza❤
cheers to the Magwaza's ❤
BakaMagwaza ❤
@@TheDemouchetsREACT Njinji, Yengwayo, nina bakwajika bakhothame ......your now clan names ♥
Zulus❤🇿🇦🇿🇦🫵🫶🤌🔥 thanks for the reaction
The fact that you both have the same stories from childhood 😍🤗
I love what you said there.."stories of the hunt will always glorify the hunter" Perfectly summs that up...
Proudly Sans 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
i love the san people❤❤❤❤
I'm zulu. But the sans hold a soft spot in my heart
Watching this makes me so emotional 😢😢😢. Love it.
Will always remember the original Shaka movie ❤
I from south Africa I love you 😢❤
The Magwaza's❤❤❤❤❤ you guys are beautiful though.
Also the states had some of the greatest warriors Kings like the great :
Malcolm X
Kinta kunte
Martin Luther king
Mutulu Shakur
2pac
Fredd Hampton
And etc.
That's why we respect the American African culture ❤
Love you guys I like how you analyze even the tiniest things
The main character playing Shaka is not Zulu he’s Tswana but we love him
He's Pedi but is from eMpangeni,KwaZulu-Natal 🇿🇦.
@@sthe_zar6341 But he said it himself ke motswana. Tsipa is a tswana surname even Lemogang is a tswana name.
@@sthe_zar6341he’s more than familiar with the culture then 👍🏿
@@duchesstyra True.
@@kemmoneR he actually clarified on the popcorn and cheese, his mother is Tswana but his father is Pedi
Been waiting for you to react to this. Wish you could watch the actual series. 💓😘
We blessed at the house of egazini on what we saw on social media .and also be proud of surname Zulu 🎉
U guys should do a reaction of The Wife if yall haven't yet 😭
Such movies are made so that we do not forget and know where we come from
I’m in the UK, Showmax isn’t available here anymore 😢 where can I watch it
Viva our culture
Yeyi banikeni I ama login details e DStv now so that they can stream guys and catch up
It is on show max
lol it really isn't.
It’s currently on dstv. I think they have the rights to showcase it, but living in Ireland I can’t access it.
Yeah they are also part of the production...
Very good production and actors❤❤❤👌🏾
Me too, I’m struggling to find where to watch it.. I’m a South African living in Ireland.
Once it ebds here it'll be made available to international to international networks.
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I wish to give you both names if you can?
Sure, include the meanings.😊
@@TheDemouchetsREACT Her: 'Mbalenhle' in short 'Mbali', meaning beautiful flower.
Him: 'Andile', meaning to extend or increase.
Thank you!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT You are welcome 😊
Yo queen its an actor there are many agency's for acting in south africa creditable. If u are interested just ask.
More stories to tell , kindly come to Ghana Cape Coast Castle for more
Tell those stories yourself,we want to hear them.
W 💯🔥
Dingiswayo’s is so powerful.
I can assist you to watch Shaka Zulu iLembe
They have oppressed us to the stance that we should forget our culture
I've seen some episodes people posted on Facebook
Lvly
Use a VPN
White or black we know our history.
There are no tribes in South Africa but clans instead. We all fall under the Nguni tribe( Nguni tribe is Made up of clans i.e Xhosa, Zulu, Venda, Ndebele, Swati ect)
Venda is Nguni?
Venda? Never heard of that
Not Venda
venda, pedi, Tsonga, tswana, sotho are not Nguni.
@@duchesstyra venda is not Nguni.
One thing I'm realizing is that Africa is rising, in some shape or form it really is 🔥💯