Am Ghanaian and I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it on radio for an ad as a kid….. All I remembered was the beat and yippee yippee yooo and that’s how I’ve been searching for this song for over a decade now….. after so many futile attempts I got lucky today and it just popped up and on my TH-cam feed lol…… My attempts paid off after all…. So much memories
@@Sataka23clips lol. You’re way off. In the 90s, although there was no FL studio, other DAWs existed although they were very expensive. Mdu used a Mac SE with a 40 MB hard disk to sequence his MIDI files on a SP-1200 sampler and then mix and export projects on a mixing board. The process was very time consuming and thank God for FL Studio, Logic, Ableton etc because they allow you to do everything at once and you don’t have to worry about space.
You have to admire the power of expressing oneself in your mother tongue. If these guys were to be limited to singing in English, I doubt they would have been this dynamic.
Reminds me of a' 'CROSSBOW CIDER'' .......Panasonic/Technics hi-fi's outside on stoeps .......the smell of homemade cookies.......''GINGER ALE'' known as ''GEMMER'' .........Dr Martins.........and braai smoke up in the air.......(sighs)
Phillip Maleje..if not the Crossbow cider, it will be CROWN CIDER or best of both worlds SOLANTIS SPICE (Gemmer and lil bit of vodka) those were there days...SIIIIIIIGH
My Grandfather used to send me to go buy some few bottles of ZAMALEK&LION for him@this Wikel"Knows as Ga-Raskuta.I wud find this song playing and get down,loose all the money,Buy the time I realise its when he's on me with a weep(Thupa)Rest in Peace ✌ Sedima-J-Setati.
2019 and whenever I hear this song play, i loose it instantly!!!! The music industry will never be the same again. Thank u mdu masilela for legendary music. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🇿🇦🇿🇦😃😃😃🎼🎼
Legendary and amazing song takes me back to my youth Ndofaya kasiLami...myself and my then girlfriend and now Wife featured on the video and how I would love to get it now and show it to my kids!!#Vusi maventure RIP!!
You can say that again. That was lovely music. Apart from the singers, the players of instruments were also a class removed from what we have these days.
Ukugova ingqola yama lahle and smoking ama rway rway was the life for me at this time lol. Sosa izimbiba e white city and enjoying stories about the gangs of our time ethezini was the life . Usajabula makune french kini nentuthu yesfofu samalahle filling the streets would remind you of your dinner ntambama. Abo sis bethu nama shing shwang nama pepe. Abo magerila holding ama tarven hostage nge alcohol. Sowetan kuze kuse
My late friend Job '"Tiger" Mochosa please come back to earth. Songs like these make me miss you even more because we used to dance to them in the 90s.
Old school kwaito was the best thing that ever happened in SA music.
Abo Mandoza argh mannnnnnnnn
U can say that again
Say that again bro...
Apparently this is digong
Fact
These guys should be celebrated and given flowers while they still breath not when they are gone. This masterpiece is top of this world. Big up Mdu.
Well said, Thomas.
I'm 16 years old and I proudly say this is the true definition of music
tsiki tsiki yoo
Same here and it's 2023🥰
I was here 16 Dec
Sho am 43 now l was there wen it was latest even its still the piece of instrumental music
The production on this song was soo far ahead of its time yer its timeless, that baseline and melody progression!!!!!😭😭🙆♂🙆♂🙆♂
True
And Mdu produces his own music, this guy is gifted
My late mother would bath me for school infront of the tv just to see these videos on channel O when it was still on simunye grooves❤️❤️❤️🥺🥺
Mduduzi Masilela the King of Kwaito som Vaar 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️
Am Ghanaian and I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it on radio for an ad as a kid….. All I remembered was the beat and yippee yippee yooo and that’s how I’ve been searching for this song for over a decade now….. after so many futile attempts I got lucky today and it just popped up and on my TH-cam feed lol…… My attempts paid off after all…. So much memories
Whenever I miss PE and my late mom I listen to this song. Good old days when life seemed so simple.
I'm indian but i love this jams can even sing them too haha....old skul kwaito is best....
Growing up seeing aunts,uncles and everybody jamming to them tunes..these are the best ❤❤here in june 2024🇧🇼
This took me waaaaaay back!!!!!!
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
STILL JAMMIN'!!!
Tsiki tsiki yohhhh - Shout out to Focalistic😂...legends never die!🙌
I'm Kenyan & I enjoy old school S.A. jams/kwaito. You guys produced some quality sounds back then!
You so right there is something about 90s music
@@kingquads6982 So true quality music this
Old school rocks, even if you listen to old school hip hop
im swedish and I think this is super chill
In ➕
Eish Mare M'du ke Boss ya DiBoss when coming to music production.
Slaps as if it was dropped yesterday
I wish guys like Mdu could show the young SA Music producers and singers how it was done then. These songs were a hit in the 1990s.
Delete fruity loops and use 1990s instruments. That's only way
@@Sataka23clips Music has to evolve even this doesn't sound like Chicco sound or traditional songs
@@Sataka23clips lol. You’re way off. In the 90s, although there was no FL studio, other DAWs existed although they were very expensive. Mdu used a Mac SE with a 40 MB hard disk to sequence his MIDI files on a SP-1200 sampler and then mix and export projects on a mixing board.
The process was very time consuming and thank God for FL Studio, Logic, Ableton etc because they allow you to do everything at once and you don’t have to worry about space.
We love you MDU, our own kwaito legend thank you for your contribution into the music industry in mzansi may the Lord bless and protect you.
I'm so great full I was born In this generation, the 90s were the best!!! 😃
U not even joking,it was the best
Kids of 2day wont understand
@@ernstgamxamub3525 yey Mfe2 90s everything was cheap
Same full grown Product of this Generation 😅😅😅😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Mdu the real king of Kwaito
You have to admire the power of expressing oneself in your mother tongue. If these guys were to be limited to singing in English, I doubt they would have been this dynamic.
Reminds me of a' 'CROSSBOW CIDER'' .......Panasonic/Technics hi-fi's outside on stoeps .......the smell of homemade cookies.......''GINGER ALE'' known as ''GEMMER'' .........Dr Martins.........and braai smoke up in the air.......(sighs)
hei...those were the days and we would dance like crazy.
Eiesh gemmer,my mum was an expert,well known at church for making die lekkerste gemmer.
Phillip Maleje ahhh Back in the days December smell or green grss kubaswe inyama kada
Phillip Maleje..if not the Crossbow cider, it will be CROWN CIDER or best of both worlds SOLANTIS SPICE (Gemmer and lil bit of vodka) those were there days...SIIIIIIIGH
Phillip Maleje bona crossbow cider ereng ko ngwaneng....happy days
My Grandfather used to send me to go buy some few bottles of ZAMALEK&LION for him@this Wikel"Knows as Ga-Raskuta.I wud find this song playing and get down,loose all the money,Buy the time I realise its when he's on me with a weep(Thupa)Rest in Peace ✌ Sedima-J-Setati.
khomotso setati lmao! I went through the same. Back in the days.
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣when we were young
I remember those days when I would come back from school and hearing these nice kwaito songs. From SABC channel. Greetings from 🇹🇿
Sometimes I wonder if these songs were as big in South Africa as they were in Bulawayo (Zimbabwe)........
They were massive, there was no hip hop back then and house was minimal, all we had was this.
EdmondLups ijooo! They were like the Lords Prayer.
EdmondLups Same here man, how come so little views for a massive hit like tsiki tsiki yo? Maybe TH-cam is not popular in SA?
Oh yes it definitely was bumping around every corner.
I'm asking the same question too... still love this version ukwedlula the Duncan version 😑
The BEST DAYS of Soweto and South Africa after 1976 - Tsiki Tsike Yohhhhhhhhh !!!
😂 True!
Everlasting life
That bass line though 🙆🏾♂️🔥🔥🔥 classic!
2020 still banging
1994 what a year for music eish remember the days🇿🇦🇿🇦🔥
He changed everything we knew abt music ❤😂from.pop.to.kwaito damn.😂❤
❤ Listening to this in Los Angeles....shout out to M'du, Suid Afrika❤
I'm in Florida Miami😭
@@tlakimohatle8655 I'm in New York🇿🇦🇺🇸
In October 2020 listening to this jam which has great memories for me💃🏻💃🏻.always will be my jam
I'm listening vandag...sisonke
2019 and whenever I hear this song play, i loose it instantly!!!! The music industry will never be the same again. Thank u mdu masilela for legendary music. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🇿🇦🇿🇦😃😃😃🎼🎼
Kwaito still rocking, brings back memories❤
I'm out of words. for real. feel like crying. kind of song we play when the party is about to close
Boogie Love don't hurt eish I feel like crying too, this song used to make me love things...1994
Guys tell me about it🥺the feeling is real,the memories behind these Mdu songs man🤦🏾♂️
Legendary and amazing song takes me back to my youth Ndofaya kasiLami...myself and my then girlfriend and now Wife featured on the video and how I would love to get it now and show it to my kids!!#Vusi maventure RIP!!
When i was younger my aunt will dance to this song like crazy....and say she going to the disco on a friday night ,u could tell this song was lit
There is no way today's house stuff is better than this!
Wow, nice song. Old good memories. Blantyre. Malawi. I miss those days.
The Chicago house influence is so present but... this sound is so different... and so sick!!!
I am a Malawian but hits like these used to turn my grove on......
Haaaa
A 14 year old like me isn't expected to listen to such, but believe you me this songs hit yoooh😭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The GOAT 🔥🔥. This tune reminds me of Thabo”tsiki tsiki” Mooki.The greatest amakhosi team ever.
feeling sick - these old school songs are helping me heal
🔥🔥🔥
This was
This is, and
This will always be MUSIC !!!!
The year was 1994 at my brother's wedding... memories!!!
Gone are the days when music used to unite us , people entered a hub of power and began war . Things will never be the same
South African classics!✊✊🇿🇦
O from two mozambi que this is my best clássico music
In my time high school big ups for mdu even today this track still rocks🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Hayi ikuphi Imbizo namhlanje ,Lyrics at their best
We are reloading old school Kwaito kana dijaive tse tsa Nou haekhona dia gana lerona.
❤ Mdu n Zola7 I salute you guys yoo-hoo I'm sweating dancing Mdu bafo
Y2k Mdu, tsiki tsiki for life 🇿🇦to🇲🇿
still the best to me, kwaito at its best and forever
My bro I don't know what were u thinking wen u ryt this song it's killing me even manje
its reminder me my hot days,dancing this song,at mushandira pamwe hotel kkkk
2024 I'm listening to old school tunes bontanga nikuphi
Kwaito bafwotu still groomz like hot chips ,hyi boe it's the best SA will ever produce kkk
Reminds me if the 90 re apara di big bokate.mdu you rock our own legend.
Take me back to this era😭😭
Mdu the King of Roland JD800
still rocks............... tsiki tsiki yhooooo!
HIghlight of my life. Best ever music in SA to date.
We experienced the best of SA music in the 90s
THE REAL KING OF SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC
Good old days...
2024...this is immortally etched in my mind....a true classic
Greatest of all time ❤
Can someone bring back old school 😭😭💔
You can say that again. That was lovely music. Apart from the singers, the players of instruments were also a class removed from what we have these days.
This song became the biggest kwaito anthem
6 years laterrr this songg still aliveeee🙌🙌🔥🔥🤍🤍
Mdu still love you, thanks for making my childhood good. From Mozambique, thanks SA
Ukugova ingqola yama lahle and smoking ama rway rway was the life for me at this time lol. Sosa izimbiba e white city and enjoying stories about the gangs of our time ethezini was the life . Usajabula makune french kini nentuthu yesfofu samalahle filling the streets would remind you of your dinner ntambama. Abo sis bethu nama shing shwang nama pepe. Abo magerila holding ama tarven hostage nge alcohol. Sowetan kuze kuse
My late friend Job '"Tiger" Mochosa please come back to earth. Songs like these make me miss you even more because we used to dance to them in the 90s.
I feel your pain, LP. Tiger is no longer with you, but you have memories. Savour them and let them give you solace.
@@thembadube9589 You are right my brother. Thanks for your heart soothing words
2019 the music still touching me really deep and tears just dropping
I was doing festiya Yeses.. This brings back memories
Imbizo was the 90's and just like that Imbizo is gone with the 90's...
Aii!!! ikuphi imbizo namhlanje...
Thanks 🔥🔥🔥🔥Classic Kwaito
Kwaito started in '94
eeeeeeeiiisshhhh magentz dis song so @manama high school during our dayzz oohh man;; if only i cld spin da wheel of tym back
wafunda emanama lawe bafo....wc year?
imagine ama dance!! yooooh! yoooo! tsiki tsiki!!!! li arwa straight
Love it,Kwaito 4 life babba
I will never forget the 90s
Duncan brought me here 🔥
2021 Namibia 🇳🇦 showing love to the legend
Thank you for uploading the real Tsiki Tsiki!!
Mehleng yela. Ke sa nwa Hansa.
Hmmm.... Am still feeling it so much in 2020 just like I was feeling it back in the days when Lion Lager was the popular beer ekasi ❤❤❤
General music
2021 November Corona time Still Banging 👊 Thank u MDU
2019 and i'm still shouting tsiki tsiki yooooohhhh
Hayi guys kwakhe kwamnandi in SA yeses ahhh😢😢
2018...still banging this track...reminds me of 1994 Matric
my transport driver used to play this almost everyday when he transported us to preschool memories bra
Now imagine us in same taxi who were teenagers. Used to battle whos driver had the coolest sounds!
ai cha ingbeka wayback , niceeee.
Tsiki tsiki yooooo
Youth endala... siyavela kengoku
Listening to Mdu at Asia China
Wawuvala ikwaito lana washonaphi
eish ngoma e ya shaya
2024 kwaito all the way
THIS WAS THE ERA OF DISCOS,KA- ROWENA,KA-GABISILE,KA-GOBA( KA77),MONYAKA BY NIGHT (ZONE 14 SEBOKENG).SE RE HODILE,BATHONG!!!Joshua Borias
Lol but monyaka by night was in zone11😜