Mo Than Just Timestamps, complementary to transcripts 🔥 0:00 - Sha-sha 0:42 - Introducing praises 4:30 - Feel Good garments 10:16 - Androgyny and embrace all body sizes 11:53 - Buhle’s inspiration 12:53 - Home, upbringing and birth of The Soil 18:42 - Where the name The Soil comes from 21:01 - First shows and recording deal 24:16 - Dealing with doubters 27:15 - Samkelo appreciation 33:00 - Blowing up in Samkelo’s absence and feeling towards his growth as an artist 37:47 - Everybody has their own path 41:49 - Selfless pride for others 43:43 - Buhle on staying together as a group 47:38 - Going to empilweni 52:32 - First solo project and ukuthwasa 57:47 - Life after the process 1:05:49 - Music is a life changing expression 1:08:02 - What our ethnic girls are missing ❤️ 1:11:15 - BeesOnTheCouch podcast and female platforms (th-cam.com/channels/b74an1GACdK3rrnNSqVODQ.html) 1:15:39 - What change fragmented male and female coexistence 1:21:03 - “Us” and the need to breakdown and redefine culture 1:26:14 - Recommended books 1:28:42 - Appreciations and sign out 1:29:24 - Outro
yooh buhlebendalo is awakening something in me and i can feel my ancestors near me at the moment she really is powerful and i truly believe all of us must go through intwaso even if it doesnt mean you have to be a sangoma but die in order to come back stronger and you die alone and come back with your ancestors truly powerful
The intro on Nostalgic Moments (Unspoken Word) is the first song that I felt in my heart and took me on a journey I couldn’t explain! Buhlebendalo is really meant to really heal us through song. Keep shining Sis and healing us. Your voice is surely food for the Soul!❤❤🤗 I love you Buhle.
She is a healer!!!! ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹 lost my mom and had conversations with her when it was still very fresh 🥹 hayiii shem! She took me to another level & love her for listening to a stranger (me) . ❤ Still taking it … one day at a time.
Thank you for having uBuhle omuhle siyabonga. Love her work, style, sense of humor. ❤️❤️❤️ Kodwa ke kule yoMakoti hayi masilungisane please. NgesiXhosa kuthi nguMtshakazi /Molokazana. Asiyazi eyoMakoti. Nabanye I'm sure babiza ngokwahlukene. Eyemphahla ke sobuya siyixoxe xase sibone uba babenxiba ntoni emandulo before kufike ama Dutch ke.
I remember the little Buhle Mda as a Youth member at Methodist church Protea Glen, then she also joined us in the church choir. God how she has grown spiritually. Camagu Buhlebendalo Mda🙏🏾💗
Aaah! your Soil performance at Bushfire was electric! I remember being captivated by the dance you did backstage straight off the stage for a good, uninterrupted 5+ minutes. Your energy was so charged, you could have been in trance. we hope you can bring your fire 🔥 in 2023. Love you
BUHLEBENDALO MDA yooooo thokoza... I wish to meet The Soil one day... camagu.... Penuel I share the same memories with you ai........and I completely agree with everything you shared about The Soil
Guys, please check out a song called "Hata" by Zimbini Makwetu featuring Buhlebendalo Mda, it's hot, it's a true reflection of who she is and how she embraced Zimbini's story to hers.
The soil ❤ and I have to you and a look as the way home and I have to the car and the way to the way to you to see if I can do anything you can do to eat eat and we will be there and they are you doing for Thanksgiving and look at it in the car and I have your friend and asisi the morning to get the car to run to the way to work https and
I saw a short clip of the part where she speaks about the history behind the term 'makoti' on TikTok and I had to find the full conversation. I respect what she's addressing but her information is not entirely true and it's misleading. Here's a different perspective: During the colonial era in South Africa, African women were subjected to servitude as domestic workers/servants by the colonial government. These women came from their villages or 'home lands' to the towns dressed in their traditional attire for married women, namely seshoeshoe, doek and a shawl (tjale). This attire was (and still is) seen as beautiful and dignified in our cultures. Every culture has a way in which you can identify a married person, i.e. Europeans have wedding bands. However, the white colonialists began to refer to the way married African women dressed as a "maid uniform" because all their African domestic workers wore it. In an attempt to insult and undermine our African traditions, and hopefully have us turn our backs on them and accept their culture as being the standard for beauty, as is evident in many aspects of colonial culture such as discrediting African hair and African features as beautiful. The seshoeshoe, doek and shawl were never intended by us to be an ugly style of dress or perceived as being for servants or a lower class of people. Inheriting these colonial opinions about our culture and believing them to be true is letting colonialism win.
Great content, good conversation. The Soil has indeed gave us good music Grootman Sbuda, where can I get the T-shirt that you're wearing? Do they sell them at GEK movement?
The soil o and you and your friend and out to the way to I will be home in a few minutes ago to the car to the car and I will send you a look at and what time you and I can do to the car to the car to the car and then they have I will be home in a look as your wife and out of the the car and I can and look ea sports bra I can get it to you to make sure it y yes I can send the way home now and t shirt printing you to make your friend use your Asemahle mapeyi and I will be there and we can talk about a week you and your friend is the best time to the car and I will send you a picture of the way home now but it will be there in the morning so I ordered it out to the car hi to the way to you
Watched her perform with the Soil , some years back and it was so electric like it’s beyond.feels like an out of body experience. Big ups to her. 🎉🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Bonanng Mathea once said that she would like to have her very own beverage and she established it and here you are talking about what you want to do in the near future. It will happen baby girl. i love you so much. 😍😍😍
So sad to hear that she's not happy with the deeply rooted project, that project has amazing songs. I hope whatever is going on, they resolve the issue and they do right with her.♥♥
This is such a beautiful platform, I really like the conversations and knowledge that is dropped by every guest and the hosts, but it really burns my heart as a qualified Sound Engineer when the sound is horrible, I love uSis Buhle but I struggled to finish this episode because of the bad sound, I run an audio post-production company "TeeKay Media" and I'm offering my services to the channel for free to help with fixing or cleaning up the overall sound before uploading. Asé
21:17 - 28:48 I really wish we come to a point where people stop killing people's dreams before they even begin. The entertainment industry is full of stories of people who were told no. I hope that people who say NO are basking in shame, as they realise that they are not God. Whenever you are in a position to give someone a chance, give them. Amen. 🙏🙏🙏
#TheHustlersCornerSA 0:00 - Intro 04:35 - Fashion - My brand "Ciwoshe".(Buhle) - Clothing - Building a legacy for my children.(Buhle) 11:52 - My aunt Nombulelo inspired my a lot of my creativity. (Buhle) - Music - Kasi inspirations. 14:22 - Meeting of The soil. (Buhle) - The success of the Soil 24:18 - People who said our music was not going to make it.(Buhle) 27:15 - What is your take on Samkelo leaving the group.(DJ Sbu) 40:29 - Samkelo plays on The Fridge band.(Buhle) - Negativity - Going solo.(Buhle) 50:04 - Sonke siyathwasa | understanding of initiation. (Buhle) - Ichosi my project.(Buhle) - Going through intwaso.(Buhle) 57:45 - Ephehlweni.(Buhle) - I'm a healer. - Women 1:17:00 - Culture.
On the point that woman having to dance to get the attention of males, with reference to the "animal kingdom". I would like to differ because even in society today, men need to prove themselves worthy of a female mate and hence a man is "scrutinized" or "vetted" before the get the "girl" they are courting... Where things have changed is, in my opinion women don't understand their worth and want to equate themselves to men. I believe that women are supreme, by virtue of them just being born female, before anything else.
Penuel needs to give their guest more time to express their views without interruptions. We want to listen to your guest's views not yours. The interview should be about your guest and not YOU, your believes and opinion but of your guest.
Every African tribe has their own term for the bride. Makoti is definitely slang my love. The uniform worn has many names , amadaki being one. Not Amagermaan, again, that's slang. You're completely off in terms of that comment sthandwa. Wrong wrong wrong. Maybe if you had done about of research before accepting what your mom told you as word. You're sending the wrong message.
Lol she is actually correct. Maybe you should start doing your own research before you take every foreign word as slang. Every slang word comes from some language, mostly foreign, and were changed due to our ancestors not beeng able to pronounce them..
@@spacemmuzikh1005 lol. You’ve just shot yourself in the foot. So you’re saying slang words come first and then original words come second? Before the Dutch came here what water we saying?
Volume up sthandwa please!!!! Because wow, the confidence while ethetha lento. I love her so much, but Hayi this one hayi hayi uwrong please. UMolokazana/uMtshakazi ngesuxhosa zange yajika lonto.
Ayikho loo not. Makoti is not mask ones tee. Your mom created that on her own mind. Makoti means a newly wed woman. Nxe!!! You are deceiving the world. Hampaaa.
@@trustingnobody628 I get you. Anyway, they prove it as fact close to the end. A whole paper was written about it. It exists for not only the word but for other customs that we adopted as 'culture'..
@@lihlivangelin7521 i am not sure but if it’s by Prof. Phakend. The articles main focus is on the bridal attire and not aimed at cementing the origins of the term makoti. Hence even a discussion was brought forth for her to better comprehend what is actually in use. As even she identified that the term is foreign/new to the languages. All and all the article is not there to prove makoti is a term all cultures use.
Mo Than Just Timestamps, complementary to transcripts 🔥
0:00 - Sha-sha
0:42 - Introducing praises
4:30 - Feel Good garments
10:16 - Androgyny and embrace all body sizes
11:53 - Buhle’s inspiration
12:53 - Home, upbringing and birth of The Soil
18:42 - Where the name The Soil comes from
21:01 - First shows and recording deal
24:16 - Dealing with doubters
27:15 - Samkelo appreciation
33:00 - Blowing up in Samkelo’s absence and feeling towards his growth as an artist
37:47 - Everybody has their own path
41:49 - Selfless pride for others
43:43 - Buhle on staying together as a group
47:38 - Going to empilweni
52:32 - First solo project and ukuthwasa
57:47 - Life after the process
1:05:49 - Music is a life changing expression
1:08:02 - What our ethnic girls are missing ❤️
1:11:15 - BeesOnTheCouch podcast and female platforms (th-cam.com/channels/b74an1GACdK3rrnNSqVODQ.html)
1:15:39 - What change fragmented male and female coexistence
1:21:03 - “Us” and the need to breakdown and redefine culture
1:26:14 - Recommended books
1:28:42 - Appreciations and sign out
1:29:24 - Outro
thank you for this! I actually came back to the interview 'cause I was looking for a particular part.. 💯
Thank you for this. Beautiful value-add.
Not all heroes wear capes
@@Penuelism Let me know where I can of assistance.
yooh buhlebendalo is awakening something in me and i can feel my ancestors near me at the moment she really is powerful and i truly believe all of us must go through intwaso even if it doesnt mean you have to be a sangoma but die in order to come back stronger and you die alone and come back with your ancestors truly powerful
The intro on Nostalgic Moments (Unspoken Word) is the first song that I felt in my heart and took me on a journey I couldn’t explain! Buhlebendalo is really meant to really heal us through song. Keep shining Sis and healing us. Your voice is surely food for the Soul!❤❤🤗 I love you Buhle.
I'm so emotional watching this interview. I just can't stop crying I don't know why. What a beautiful soul.
'Women are missing nothing' love how you handled this question Buhle👏👏
🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲
She is a healer!!!! ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹 lost my mom and had conversations with her when it was still very fresh 🥹 hayiii shem! She took me to another level & love her for listening to a stranger (me) . ❤
Still taking it … one day at a time.
When she is on stage ,live performance she transforms ,you feel her presence ♥️indeed she was a healer before and still is ,her voice is magical ❤️
Buhle you are confirming what I said when I left the group I sang with.That I believe music is something so personal so spiritual.
The Buhle and Penuel link is something that needs to be explored. All three of you guys have a crazy chemistry, this was beautiful❤️
Oh!😪 The love and respect I have for this lady.♥️🔥
Thank you for having uBuhle omuhle siyabonga. Love her work, style, sense of humor. ❤️❤️❤️
Kodwa ke kule yoMakoti hayi masilungisane please. NgesiXhosa kuthi nguMtshakazi /Molokazana. Asiyazi eyoMakoti. Nabanye I'm sure babiza ngokwahlukene. Eyemphahla ke sobuya siyixoxe xase sibone uba babenxiba ntoni emandulo before kufike ama Dutch ke.
I love Buhle so much. Her just being her is enough. And her live performances, magical.
I remember the little Buhle Mda as a Youth member at Methodist church Protea Glen, then she also joined us in the church choir. God how she has grown spiritually. Camagu Buhlebendalo Mda🙏🏾💗
Buhle is so beautiful...she looks like Jill Scott great interview love you girl you so relateable.
Aaah! your Soil performance at Bushfire was electric! I remember being captivated by the dance you did backstage straight off the stage for a good, uninterrupted 5+ minutes. Your energy was so charged, you could have been in trance. we hope you can bring your fire 🔥 in 2023. Love you
Goosebumps I got listening to Buhle telling the story of how they met
She's so incredible. Camagu.❤🙏🏽
Loving the content and the guests we are tapped into a very tense frequency I don't even know how to explain what I'm feeling rn
Great conversation, uBuhle just reminded me of “For black girls only”. It was truly magical! 😢 we need it back
BUHLEBENDALO MDA yooooo thokoza... I wish to meet The Soil one day... camagu....
Penuel I share the same memories with you ai........and I completely agree with everything you shared about The Soil
Ngathi uBrenda Fassie uhleli ku Sis Buhle... niyambona kodwa?
Buhlebendalo, the name says it all. Natural Beauty, no words can express your greatness Dali. Stay grounded Khwin 👑
What a nice open conversation, beautiful convo
Guys, please check out a song called "Hata" by Zimbini Makwetu featuring Buhlebendalo Mda, it's hot, it's a true reflection of who she is and how she embraced Zimbini's story to hers.
The soil should really document their story ❤
The soil ❤ and I have to you and a look as the way home and I have to the car and the way to the way to you to see if I can do anything you can do to eat eat and we will be there and they are you doing for Thanksgiving and look at it in the car and I have your friend and asisi the morning to get the car to run to the way to work https and
I saw a short clip of the part where she speaks about the history behind the term 'makoti' on TikTok and I had to find the full conversation. I respect what she's addressing but her information is not entirely true and it's misleading.
Here's a different perspective: During the colonial era in South Africa, African women were subjected to servitude as domestic workers/servants by the colonial government. These women came from their villages or 'home lands' to the towns dressed in their traditional attire for married women, namely seshoeshoe, doek and a shawl (tjale). This attire was (and still is) seen as beautiful and dignified in our cultures. Every culture has a way in which you can identify a married person, i.e. Europeans have wedding bands.
However, the white colonialists began to refer to the way married African women dressed as a "maid uniform" because all their African domestic workers wore it. In an attempt to insult and undermine our African traditions, and hopefully have us turn our backs on them and accept their culture as being the standard for beauty, as is evident in many aspects of colonial culture such as discrediting African hair and African features as beautiful.
The seshoeshoe, doek and shawl were never intended by us to be an ugly style of dress or perceived as being for servants or a lower class of people. Inheriting these colonial opinions about our culture and believing them to be true is letting colonialism win.
That Late night with with Gomotso clip was on repeat for the longest time!
wow Sis Buhle keep shining and keep doing you it elevates us
Great content, good conversation. The Soil has indeed gave us good music
Grootman Sbuda, where can I get the T-shirt that you're wearing? Do they sell them at GEK movement?
The soil o and you and your friend and out to the way to I will be home in a few minutes ago to the car to the car and I will send you a look at and what time you and I can do to the car to the car to the car and then they have I will be home in a look as your wife and out of the the car and I can
and look ea sports bra I can get it to you to make sure it y yes I can send the way home now and t shirt printing you to make your friend use your
Asemahle mapeyi and I will be there and we can talk about a week you and your friend is the best time to the car and I will send you a picture of the way home now but it will be there in the morning so I ordered it out to the car hi to the way to you
Sbuda u Penuel uyasbora ngama essay wakhe dope interview by the way
True😭he makes every point about him ai, explaining himself for 20 minutes 😂😭. Let the guest shine aowa.
What a profound conversation👏🏿
Watched her perform with the Soil , some years back and it was so electric like it’s beyond.feels like an out of body experience. Big ups to her. 🎉🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Buhlebendalo she's such a good storyteller 🔥❤🙏
Buhlebndlo. Buhlebndlo. Shes. such a. good. stortellr. 🔥❤️🙏
Bonanng Mathea once said that she would like to have her very own beverage and she established it and here you are talking about what you want to do in the near future. It will happen baby girl. i love you so much.
😍😍😍
Sbu is soo humble man
Soil Sista 🙌🏾❤️ Beautiful interview.
So sad to hear that she's not happy with the deeply rooted project, that project has amazing songs. I hope whatever is going on, they resolve the issue and they do right with her.♥♥
Sis Buhle, thank you for this because I really needed to hear your message. 🙏
Buhle Mda sugar and spice and everything nice 🥰🥰🥰
This is such a beautiful platform, I really like the conversations and knowledge that is dropped by every guest and the hosts, but it really burns my heart as a qualified Sound Engineer when the sound is horrible, I love uSis Buhle but I struggled to finish this episode because of the bad sound, I run an audio post-production company "TeeKay Media" and I'm offering my services to the channel for free to help with fixing or cleaning up the overall sound before uploading.
Asé
21:17 - 28:48 I really wish we come to a point where people stop killing people's dreams before they even begin. The entertainment industry is full of stories of people who were told no. I hope that people who say NO are basking in shame, as they realise that they are not God. Whenever you are in a position to give someone a chance, give them. Amen. 🙏🙏🙏
uBuhle sekethetha she heals mahni woah LOOOOOOVE HER.
What A Conversation 😳🙏🏿👌🏿
THANKS GUYS WE ARE LEARNING☑
Amazing interview. The mofaya can on the table is distractive ( maybe a banner behind the guest or speaker would be better).
Camagu ..... you've confirmed what kind of makhosi i am after my initiation, di yabulela
My fave hun emhlabeni🔥🔥🔥🔥
I so love her and um a big fan of her...I just love how her logic story is😍😍😍
This is beautiful. Dr Khanyisile Lichfield-Tshabalala would be an amazing on too.
Oh my gosh I love her. Love all her songs futhi.
This Podcast is a masterclass Yho!
How I love her , her voice is amazing. Thokoza gogo 💕
Where is the link to the insta page for the clothing store?, Thank you for this beautiful episode ❤️
Thank u 2 every1 of you who have clicked on the "LIKE" button throughout the interview.
It's imperative.
DJ SBU please hire someone who's gonna listen and make sure your mics are always on point please tog, you and god's mics turned to be a bit offish.
Such a Lovely interview❤❤🧡🧡💚💚
What an AMAZING Interview
the interviewer is my kind of person :)... we need more youths who have a purpose in life
Loves the podcast Sbu uthobekile yazi always🌻🌻
I love her since day one😍😍Buhlebendalo
Enjoyed this interview very much. I love it here😍
Best episode ever❤❤
Buhle's Insights 😇
Great interview accept for the Zodwa Wabantu and Moonchild accession and approval...
I like her Too late for Mama remake 🔥
DJ SBU PLEASE SPEAK NEXT TO MIC PLEASE ,, I HARDLY HEAR YOUR VOICE PLEASE,, I AM NOT ATTACKING ,
I like her, syabonga ngokusiletela yena....
Yhoooo Buhle!!! Andisakuthandi Nkosiyam ❤️
What a beautiful interview🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Just wow ! I hope I will meet you one day sis Buhle ,your wisdom is above and beyond ❤
Views are growing episode by episode
Abu is a good listener wow
#TheHustlersCornerSA
0:00 - Intro
04:35 - Fashion
- My brand "Ciwoshe".(Buhle)
- Clothing
- Building a legacy for my children.(Buhle)
11:52 - My aunt Nombulelo inspired my a lot of my creativity. (Buhle)
- Music
- Kasi inspirations.
14:22 - Meeting of The soil. (Buhle)
- The success of the Soil
24:18 - People who said our music was not going to make it.(Buhle)
27:15 - What is your take on Samkelo leaving the group.(DJ Sbu)
40:29 - Samkelo plays on The Fridge band.(Buhle)
- Negativity
- Going solo.(Buhle)
50:04 - Sonke siyathwasa | understanding of initiation. (Buhle)
- Ichosi my project.(Buhle)
- Going through intwaso.(Buhle)
57:45 - Ephehlweni.(Buhle)
- I'm a healer.
- Women
1:17:00 - Culture.
This is beautiful.
can we have Samkelo and Mzwakhe Mbuli. for completion.
As I go to listen to Chosi😊😊
Ubuhlebendalo indeed❤
So empowering ❤️🙌🙏
I enjoyed this so much😭❤️❤️
Shout out hlomo book gang🎉❤
Buhlebendalo Mda I love you
Uyathandwa emtata c c.
Get Samukelo SBU please
Link to the merch????
Esa speaker se Yamaha sikwi background grootman🙏🏻
Please invite Israel Matseke Zulu
I love her so much😭😭😭🤍🤍🤍🤍
1h22 wow!!
The article is used out of context, especially on the premise of makoti.
Dj sbu please get rid of penuel ....he talks too much ...I feel like he doesn't allow the guest to talk
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Camagu
Im getting fat,ay im not ok about being fat shame
She's talented no doubt but don't say your peculiar or unique nah YOUR TAF
projecting much?
She is ZULU now?💀
On the point that woman having to dance to get the attention of males, with reference to the "animal kingdom". I would like to differ because even in society today, men need to prove themselves worthy of a female mate and hence a man is "scrutinized" or "vetted" before the get the "girl" they are courting... Where things have changed is, in my opinion women don't understand their worth and want to equate themselves to men. I believe that women are supreme, by virtue of them just being born female, before anything else.
Penuel needs to give their guest more time to express their views without interruptions. We want to listen to your guest's views not yours. The interview should be about your guest and not YOU, your believes and opinion but of your guest.
Yoh true😭his long answers are tiring ey, it's not about him but the guest 🤦🏾♂️.
Thokoza
Every African tribe has their own term for the bride. Makoti is definitely slang my love. The uniform worn has many names , amadaki being one. Not Amagermaan, again, that's slang. You're completely off in terms of that comment sthandwa. Wrong wrong wrong. Maybe if you had done about of research before accepting what your mom told you as word. You're sending the wrong message.
Lol she is actually correct. Maybe you should start doing your own research before you take every foreign word as slang. Every slang word comes from some language, mostly foreign, and were changed due to our ancestors not beeng able to pronounce them..
@@spacemmuzikh1005 lol. You’ve just shot yourself in the foot.
So you’re saying slang words come first and then original words come second? Before the Dutch came here what water we saying?
Volume up sthandwa please!!!! Because wow, the confidence while ethetha lento. I love her so much, but Hayi this one hayi hayi uwrong please. UMolokazana/uMtshakazi ngesuxhosa zange yajika lonto.
@@spacemmuzikh1005 this is laughable. Did you think about what you just wrote before sending it off? 🤣🤣🤣
@@Demberloid yazini.
Ayikho loo not. Makoti is not mask ones tee. Your mom created that on her own mind. Makoti means a newly wed woman. Nxe!!! You are deceiving the world. Hampaaa.
did you finish the interview?
@@lihlivangelin7521 No. I didn't. I got bored by a false interpretation of the word: Makoti.
@@trustingnobody628 I get you. Anyway, they prove it as fact close to the end. A whole paper was written about it. It exists for not only the word but for other customs that we adopted as 'culture'..
@@lihlivangelin7521 i am not sure but if it’s by Prof. Phakend. The articles main focus is on the bridal attire and not aimed at cementing the origins of the term makoti. Hence even a discussion was brought forth for her to better comprehend what is actually in use. As even she identified that the term is foreign/new to the languages.
All and all the article is not there to prove makoti is a term all cultures use.
❤❤