What a flop: Mzansi unimpressed by Nkao Tempela’s visuals
A little too late? Nkao Tempela is a South African hit song in the genre of house music. Many people associate it with the amapiano genre as it has a few elements from the genre. Nkao Tampela is a song by Ch’cco, Mellow, and Sleazy. It was released in the year 2021, the month of November.
Yesterday the artists announced on their individual social media pages that they are dropping the music video for the song. This means that they are releasing a music video for a song that is now seven months old.
Initially, the song was introduced to the public with the famous Nkao Tempela dance. Fans of the artists demanded a music video, but their requests fell on deaf ears.
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What a flop: Mzansi unimpressed by Nkao Tempela’s visuals
Nkao Tempela challange
Nkao Tempela’s dance came in with a huge bang. On every club and dance floor, when the song played, people danced. People on social media heavily participated in the challenge. Connie Ferguson is one of the biggest Nkao Tempela fans out there. She danced so much and even invited the boys to come and perform at Shona Ferguson’s memorial.
Other celebrities who proved to be fans of the song are Minnie Dlamini and Unathi Nkayi. Most tweeps expressed they aren’t happy with the release. Even the Gomora cast took the challenge.
“It’s too late.” Is it a bit too late? Fans of the song say it’s too late for the group to release a music video for their song right now. One Twitter user described the move as the flop of flops. Another user said the trio wasted money creating the music video as people are no longer interested in the song.
Some understand the strategy
Art doesn’t fade away like beauty. Art lives on forever, but over time some songs honestly lose relevance. Nkao Tempela was huge, but now it’s just another song from 2021. So much music has been released ever since. Some people say bringing a music video will get back the hype. The trio will hold on to some of their glory by bringing in the hype.
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