WOW..THIS SONG IS POWERFUL..Nelisiwe Sibiya- Mama Ka Bafana REACTION
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Basically the song says "I didn't mean to kill Bafana, her boyfriend, she was defending herself as he was beating her up! So she is apologizing to his mother.
The entire song is in IsiZulu (Zulu language). Basically the song is a song of remorse for having killed her abusive boyfriend called Bafana. She apologizing to Bafana's mother, telling her that she was defending herself from him.
She says she loved Bafana and it was a mistake to have killed him as she was defending herself from his beatings.
She says there was nothing that she could have done but defend herself.
She acknowledges that it was her mistake.
"Heth no fury like a woman scorned"
You've explained it better than any one of us man ... Big ups...
@@Joshua_Nomagumba Thanks bro💯👍🏾🙏🏾
Well said. Having been in a situation where I almost stabbed a man, I understand how such situations can happen.
I think that the problem is that women empowerment is such a huge project but no equivalent programs for men. Are they supposed to just know instinctively that the men they've grown up around who abuse women are wrong? Let's tell them, just to make sure that they know. Desensitization to abuse is the elephant in the room that we are trying so hard to pretend not to see.
@@thefabulousmeujwara I once wrote an essay back in high school where I predicted that if the girl child was to put the number one priority in terms of empowerment (which I totally agreed with in my essay), but if the boy child isn't kept busy with something, the boy child will turn into a monster to women in the future.
However, in our current situation in South Africa, we all know that both men and women aren't getting opportunities to empower neither, instead, only the politically connected gets to enjoy that.
Now, where is the abuse, femicide and neglect coming from? Clearly, it's lack of home training l, lack of government implementing their own policies aimed at empowering its citizens. I mean, why should they when they can pocket the money aimed at empowering people, right?
Therefore, there's absolutely no reason in all this horrible things happening to women in South Africa. I say, CHOP IT OFF if he rapes, hang him if he murders her, period.
I'm happy that you survived the man who abused you. I hope he's rotting.
Her voice is out of this world.
It seems the lady is headed for jail. She now either writes a letter or speaks to the parent of the man, the boyfriend, whom she killed in self defence as a result of his repeated physical abuse of her. Mama ka Bafana , refers to Bafana's(the boyfriend) mom. It's a shame that the victim of abuse incarcerated after enacting self defence. Police couldn't contain her situation in time.
You can't be south African and not like this video
She’s got so much power in her voice it’s unreal it’s so magical I don’t care what anyone says she’s got the best voice of our generation
And she's so tiny
This song is the main song for a South African series called Lockdown, about women in Prison and how they got there
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I think she saying that she and Bafana love each other but he try to hit her and she was defending herself and kill him and she is apologizing to his mother
This is deep, makes wanna tear drop
Thank you for being a part of the African family ❤️
Can she sing another one with me being a good loving boyfriend/husband..
😂😂
Lol
aw Bafana's
@@pmconnect4141 sure Pinkey 😜😄
😂ahhh bafanas
She sound like our South African legend Busi Mhlongo
This song is powerful in its message. Nelisiwe's is just on another level...great talent well natured.
Thank you for reacting to this song. I am deeply in love with this song
We have a very violent past and the painful thing is the same very dark cloud hanging ova us has transferred into our homes gender based violence it's a problem in south Africa women and children in this country go thru alot does not meta if you black,white,Indian or coloured we face alot this past years it's been getting worse and worse this song is very emotional and deep cause the are women in jail ryt now for killing the men in they lives bcos of abuse
Ey💔 your comment brought tears to my eyes
With African vocab, the vowels and consonants do not change, eg. u remains "u" and never changes to "a", "ph" never changes to "f" but pronounced "p(h-silent)". You almost got it right.
Vocals better than beyonce no shade😂
She was defending herself from boyfriend bafana, now she is being arrested because she might have done something bad to bafana the boyfriend.
Yes she killed him as self defense
This song gives me chills 😩
Her name is Neliswe Sibiya she's also an actress
This song makes me cry when ever I listen to it, it's really painful, because she was only defending her self
She is saying her boyfriend bafana they were in love , but bafana the boyfriend was abusing her, said story.
Totally loved this reaction.... and this song gets me everytime😢😭
Big up to you my man for trying yo understand the Zulu land reaction to this song with meaning but still show that great....my guy keep up👏👏👏👏👌
Thnx to be there is nice song m from south Africa 💕❤️💓
Thank you for this reaction
It's so painful how other women are angry and criticising her while it was self defence. Most of them probably knew that she was being abused but chose to turn a blind eye. IN MOST CASES!
People had a problem what she was talking about? Thats crazy
I hear this song every time someone dies in the TV show "Lockdown". It is on the Africa Channel. I love that show. and I Love this Song. Beautiful.
South Africans are great singers and musicians and dancers. Most of them have voices like that.
Sibiya ngenkomo; Gumede, Ndaba, Qwabe, Ndaba koMkhulu
I dont know about you guys but dont remember crying so much in a while
I every time i hear this song, i cry 🥲
She is telling the guy’s mother that she was in love with her son but she was trying to pretext herself because he was always hitting her. she didn’t mean to kill him.
Nelisiwe= "Nelly-Sea-where"
This song so deep
Try Kid Tini...Cinga and DOA. I think you'd enjoy him. Both tracks are HEAT!
This is not just a song is the truth that Man abuse women and children and young girl defend her this abusive boy friend and he die and she pologise to the mother of boy .As mother is pain full if my daughter kill by then husband or boyfriend
It does.happen ,.but other countries keep.the stats under wrap about women abused
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Sadly your sound is very low and this has always been a struggle i have when trying to watch your videos. Please do something with the sound, we want to support you.
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😅👌👏You said the names right bro 😁
She was in love with her boyfriend bafana but he's was beating her so she had to defend herself from him.she go to Bafana's mom for killing his son the time she was defending herself. She didn't to kill him but bafana was beating her
Yha I know rigth she accidentally murdered or killed her husband it was probably a selfdence but now she getting her ass arrest they don't buy her story that she was only protect herself
K no
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You can google the translation guy. We won’t do justice to the translation. But her songs are touching whether you understand her or not
No is not a true statistics
Why you denying it?
@@afronatureal Is a system generated to bring down the name of Africa, can't u see, but hey I don't blame you is deeper than this.
@@rabathojohnmorgan5758 what your source for that information would like to read more on it
@@afronatureal OK where are you from I would like to know of you also, seems like you are interesting, but what about man abuse
@@rabathojohnmorgan5758 that's the most heartbreaking because abused men mostly in SA are not given the safe space to report such vile behavior and be heard and not feel like they are not men enough and ridiculed, I'm from KZN eNquthu. I would said more regarding your question but I don't want to be long