whose here after listening to DAVIDO - FUNDS ft. ODUMODUBLVCK & CHIKE still fresh like today's bread My prayer for you all is this "as we go by and by, may we find people who won't mismanage our funds including ourselves, in the mighty name of JESUS CHRIST, AMENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN" 1 ❤️ BRENDA FASSIE 1 ❤️ DAVIDO 1 ❤️ ODUMODUBLVCK 1 ❤️ CHIKE 1 ❤️ Y'ALL
this is the music i would be dancing on the day my son is getting married i only pray for God's grace, blessings and long life to see that day come to pass .... he's only 13 now❤❤❤❤
If you are reading this comment in the year 3000, this Brenda’s song took over the whole world especially Africa in any elementary schools time, it’s still 2023 and the goosebumps is still deep ❤ Music is life❤ Don’t forget to type RIP🪦 🙏🏽🥹😭 And reply to tell the next Generations the year you joined this section 🙏🏽❤️
I'm a Millennial baby this songs means so much to my mum and myself ... Brenda you made my childhood fun keep resting in power the year is 2024 and still gives that nostalgic feeling.
In Africa you dont need to know the message but rhyme with the rythme and we take it to the next level. This is what unites us as africans, i love my African brothers amd sisters wherever you are big up yourself
This songs in very popular in Nigeria,I read the lyrics for the first time today. It's very much a wedding song,it just show the worries of mothers who think their sons are not good at interacting with women.
@@LifeGuru16As a southafrican check the kind of agreements your country has with these different countries or check the aupair program or school.I am not sure but iceland might still have education for free .
I'm from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and this song always brightens my mood and brings me back to the old memories, when life was so lovely and full of fun during childhood 😊 Brenda fassie i love you and will tell my kids about you #2024
I came here from UA-cam short, also a Nigerian and my dad loves playing this song on weekends when he is at home... It just giving me goosebumps listening to this beautiful song again without my Dad 💔
From Nigeria watching this masterpiece with tears 😭😭 cuz was best song during my primary & secondary school days my elder brother was the hottest DJ in my area back then and without this song party gonna be boring 😢😢my kidz gonna watch this soon God's willing 🙏🙏
The year is 2024, it is February,the month i was born. The song by Brenda is still giving goosebumps each time i listen to it. If by any chance you get to listen to this song in 2099, know that this song was hot today just like it is in your time
I've been searching for this song for over a decade. I first heard it when living in a shared house with several Africans. One of them introduced me to South African music including this song. Unfortunately I forgot the name of the singer, and other searches proved fruitless. This one didn't: I'll save this video so I never forget it again!
Davido🇳🇬 brought me here. Am 38 years old and i grew up listening to this song. From Nigeria. To south African people, we love you even if y'all hates us
SA🇿🇦 has given us great music and musicians. This is a timeless record. I’m sure 100s of years from now it’s still gonna be played by the next generation after we leave this world.❤
I’m Indonesian. When I study in China, Africans friends used to request this song in the club…and there all people, us the international students from various countries started to dance along with this song. That was 2003. I have been searching for this song ever since. Such a beautiful song ❤. RIP. 🙏🏽
So cool. We were in Botswana and Namibia in 2003 and listened to this song in our car endlessly on a cassette tape. I just found it today. Just before I was listening to Song of the Day from the Havana Times and ended up here. Terima kasih.
Growing up as a child in Ethiopia, we used to love this song though we couldn't understand a word from it. That's the power of a "golden song" the rhythm alone will touch your heart. ( Rip Brenda )
Am from sierra Leone, I remember this during our civil war it was this of her song that we used to listen that sometimes takes our minds from the trauma's inflicted by rebels in us. Blessed Legend Brenda Fassie rest in peace Mama Africa, From sierra Leone
I am a Nigerian who was born and raised in Canada My aunty had this song as her ring tone for some reason. It reminds me a lot about her It's 2023 reconnected with this song and it's basically my childhood playing in front of me 😊😊😊 I just learned she passed in 04 RIP Brenda you indeed touched lives with your talent ❤
Time magazine called her the Madonna of the townships of South Africa because she extraordinary like that.May God hold your aunt in the palm of his hand always.Enjoy the music as only we children of Africa know it 🇿🇦🙏.
I’m Ethiopian 🇪🇹and grew up listening to this song, especially when the African Union summit is close by. Goosebumps all over my body Being African is hella flex 🥰😍😍
I am a white American. And i get goosebumps everytime as well. What a beautiful song and the meaning. Shes one proud happy momma for her sons wedding day ❤❤
My first time hearing this song...totally fell in love with it...November 17th, 2024. An American originally from the Caribbean island of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇺🇸 Saved. RIP 🙏🏽
Once you listen to this song, you will understand why it is said that music is a universal language... We didn't understand a word in it but we feel it very strongly in our hearts...
This song touched people across the entire continent of Africa. I remember we vibing to it in the 90s and early 2000s; made our childhood a bliss. The world really had powerful songs back then. May all the gone souls who heard and vibed to this song Rest in Perfect Peace.
Just heard this on FB, love the sound so had to search for the song. RIP Brenda Fassa. From this day March 9th, 2024 I shall now listen to more of your songs. May you rest in peace. Amen
Although the language is a barrier but still, this is the true definition of timeless music. Continue to rest in peace Brenda. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
The overall meaning of the song..she is expressing joy about her son who is about to get married.and those who are jealous must have the way and stop the jealous
I made some friends in Scotland who are Muslim refugees from Burundi and they love this song too. They were shocked when she came on my playlist when we were having a games night at my house. I love my African friends here. They've taught me so much ❤
My favorite party song secondary school days which I can't forget my late cousin's friend with his best dance of this song.... continue to RIP with the Lord Qúéèñ Brêñda 😢😢 watching this from Nigeria 🇳🇬 with tears 😭😭
I'm Nigerian. This song brings back all the beautiful memories of childhood. A beautiful tune that took over a country and a continent, and which continues to unite a generation. Bless you, Brenda ❤
@@HarryChindiwoIt has to do with her son getting married and finding a woman, It starts with *Open the gates Miss gossip, my baby boy is getting married today*
This song was a big hit in Angola, I remember that I used to listen to it a lot during my childhood. Glad to be able to listen to it again. R.I.P. Brenda
Respect, Ma'am Brenda. Growing up this was my great grandma's favourite song. I still have the memories of her singing her own version in our native Igbo, Nigerian accent. Love from Nigeria.
28th Feb 2024…. Sending you hugs from Uganda. I don't know where you come from but this melodic sound has brought us❤️ Bless your days🙏 rip Namesake Fassie
In Tanzania, from my tender age up to now the song is the most played in wedding ceremonies. Its lyrics and sound graphics are very interesting. The song has a strong message and will be remembered generation after generation. Dear Brenda, you are physically absent among us but you are living in our hearts. May the Almighty God have mercy on you and bring you to everlasting life. Rest in peace. Amen.
Rest in peace Brenda, you sang like an angel. Thanks for your contribution to the music world and the liberation struggle.. it made me come to teach in South Africa
Merci pour avoir eu UA-cam qui nous permet de revivre ceque ne parents sentaient sans qu'on se rendent compte, aujourd'hui je comprends que c'était des mélodie qui font danser l'âme sans que l'esprit s'en rende compte 🙏
Her smile kills me everytime. This song was a huge part of my childhood. No matter how I was feeling, this song always made me feel happy even though I didn't understand a word. Makes me proud to be African. Rest in Power Brenda Fassie.
I was a lad when we do watch with white and black TV 1999. But davido use d into "funds" Dec 2024 and brought me back doing research. I'm from Nigeria.🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Although I'm white skinned my grandmother raised me with this song and I want to say thank you to her for doing it till this day this song gives me peace ❤AMEN❤❤ GRANDMA ❤
If you love the fact that Davido makes you enjoy this song more you should appreciate that man he's great❤ Have a peaceful rest Queen Brenda you're forever with us and Davido is making sure of that 😊
Wow, just wow 😢 You know we Africans are talented when you don’t understand the language of this song but it’s still one of your childhood favorite songs ❤. Not a single person from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 who doesn’t love or know this song 🎶 😊❤
I am a South African Indian, we loved her music. We all jived to her music in the clubs even when we were separated. Her music was brilliance. ❤ You are missed ❤
Growing up in Melbourne Australia this was a favourite with Tongans and Polynesian alike. Takes me back. Ofa atu from the Kingdom of Tonga 🇹🇴🇹🇴🇦🇺🇦🇺🇿🇦🇿🇦
Musicians don't die. Brenda is still with us like yesterday, today and tomorrow. You are loved sis Brenda by the black race the first to inhabit planet earth.
From Nigeria I must say South Africans are very beautiful and astonishing people. I don't know whether this is Isizulu or Xhosa, but it's such a beautiful language.
I'm South African reading comments from other African countries 😭 I always tell my kids music has no borders . . I LOVE U guys ❤ don't let society & social media separate us we are one.
In Uganda, I mean the border between Uganda and Kenya! As a kid, I would witness my mom often being beaten up by her drunkard husband, who was my step dad, whenever such beating took place I would also fall victim since I was illigitimate! My mom would sob along this song! It used air out on KBC radio Kenya, it was painful but comforting and touching!! The 90s, Oh Africa!!
this sound reminds me of the difficult moments, the moments of pain of my childhood, but above all the relief that it gave me; hope for a better tomorrow. Today this song helps me not to forget where I come from and above all that hope is allowed. You who will read me in the year 3000, know that this song was a hymn of hope for all of Africa in the early 2000s and in 2023 it still gives me goosebumps. RIP Brenda and thanks for all
I still get goose bumps . It still rocks at my age 64 . I cannot sit still when. I hear it remind me of me Campaigning for ANC. and Canvassing. Long Live Brenda Fassie
This song is addictive whether you know the lyrics or words, it strikes a chord in your soul. May Brenda continue to rest peacefully. Oh what a legacy.
I vividly remember seeing Brenda Fassie(Vulindela) on our tiny black and white TV(😂Greatwall TV for those who remember) back in 2002 in my parents small single room. She was a hit in Kenya at the time. Ps.she still is a star.
True story. This song reminds me of the time I was doing a math exam, I was having anxiety then I heard this song play, some teacher had parked his car next to the exam hall and left the radio on. I remember instantly relaxing, I got a 94% in that exam
I remember we used this song on our Passing Out Parade at The Kenya Military Academy 👌👌🇰🇪🇰🇪 My Dad too loved to listen to it,may Dad's Soul Rest In Eternal Peace,we miss you Papa 🙏🙏
Brenda Fassie was my best friend though am a Ghananian.as am typing am listening to the song title VULINDLELA.cant forget her 18yrs now she passed away.rest well VULINDLELA.thats her nick name
Me too Nigerian drug dealers, caused it, I saw them slap her in Rockey street Yeoville because of her debt, all her money went to them so this was.. lots of songs lost and a beautiful lady
J'ai 62ans et je viens de découvrir cette chanson , étant français je ne comprends pas les paroles mais l'interprétation de Brende Fassie me donne des frissons , un peu comme la chanson ""jerusalema"" il y a quelques années / et j'apprends que Brenda n'est plus de ce monde , mais sa chanson la rendue éternelle 😢 paix à son âme ❤ la musique est la seule chose qui puisse reprocher les peuples / je continuerai à écouter cette chanson avec beaucoup d'émotions !!!!!!!!!!
Mis padres y familiares en Cartagena, Colombia escuchaban estas canciones tan buenas… orgulloso de que mis bisabuelos eran de África. África por mis venas, te amo!
The moment I heard this song I could feel the power of the song and as a islander I had to find it and the meaning of it. I truly appreciate and love my black beautiful African brothers and sisters. Mbula from the Fiji islands.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I know you mean well, but referring to Africans as black is a huge insult. I’m Arab and African but in terms of Africa, We have our own ethnic groups, our own tribes and individual cultures to be all grouped as black. We never identified as black before colonialism and most of us don’t identify as that now because it links us all together just by skin colour and ignores our differences. We have maintained our individual unique cultures since the beginning of time just for it to be stripped away and told to be a meaningless colour. It’s better just to call us African and not black. Black is for people of former slave descent.
This song a hit also in the Pacific... much love and respect RIL Momma Brenda ...your music touched so many hearts. We don't know the meaning of the song but the music brought joy to us.. Bula from 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯
Beautiful evergreen! Over a long period here in Nigeria, this number ruled the air waves - radio, tv, walkman, etc., and even till date, as ringtones for phones and party grooves - meaning music is truly a universal language. Humans are just "divided" but they are inhenrently from one source. Rest well Brenda till ressurection morning. Bless you generation Respect❣💞
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Who is here in 2024?
Much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Continue to rest in Peace Queen Brenda🙏
Am here 2024
Naija for life! ❤
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💯🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳SENEGAL IS HERE 🫶🏾🌟🌍🦁🇸🇳🫡🫡🫡 MAMA AFRICA 🔝❤️
Location Tembisa South Africa
22 June 2024
9:50P.M
Listening to Brenda Fassie ❤
whose here after listening to DAVIDO - FUNDS ft. ODUMODUBLVCK & CHIKE
still fresh like today's bread
My prayer for you all is this "as we go by and by, may we find people who won't mismanage our funds including ourselves, in the mighty name of JESUS CHRIST, AMENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN"
1 ❤️ BRENDA FASSIE
1 ❤️ DAVIDO
1 ❤️ ODUMODUBLVCK
1 ❤️ CHIKE
1 ❤️ Y'ALL
Mad 😂
You get me😅😅
Same here
Me!
☝️☝️
You caught me red-handed
06-03-2024
Today marks the 67th Independence of Ghana.🎉
Who’s here with me?
Much love from Ghana🇬🇭❤
RIP Brenda🕊️
Am here 🇬🇭
Happy Independence Brothers and sisters
God Bless our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭
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Independencia para que
this is the music i would be dancing on the day my son is getting married i only pray for God's grace, blessings and long life to see that day come to pass .... he's only 13 now❤❤❤❤
It will come to pass my dear Sister!!
@@educ8te It will surely come to Pass.
If you are reading this comment in the year 3000, this Brenda’s song took over the whole world especially Africa in any elementary schools time, it’s still 2023 and the goosebumps is still deep ❤ Music is life❤ Don’t forget to type RIP🪦 🙏🏽🥹😭 And reply to tell the next Generations the year you joined this section 🙏🏽❤️
And yet its 2023!!
Left a comment a 1000 yrs before
This song reminds me a lot, big it up 🔥🔥💯
This short ladies 🤦...
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I am here from Uganda 🇺🇬, whenever I am feeling sad, I go to watch SA oldies and all sadness goes away!
I'm a Millennial baby this songs means so much to my mum and myself ... Brenda you made my childhood fun keep resting in power the year is 2024 and still gives that nostalgic feeling.
Golden children grew up with this song are now golden adults. Blessings.
In Africa you dont need to know the message but rhyme with the rythme and we take it to the next level. This is what unites us as africans, i love my African brothers amd sisters wherever you are big up yourself
😊❤ii
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I dont know the words, but she gives me goosebumps ❤❤
You're totally right 😍😍😍
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Is there anyone here in 2024? Keep resting Queen of Africa from congo 🇨🇩 ❤
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Yes ooo the song is best as I performed it back in college and whole compus was wow😅😅
Yes 😢❤... 🇬🇾
got you🤧
Most of us Africans don't know the meaning of the song but strongly feel it to our bones and blood. Thank you Mama Brenda💞
They say that music speaks to the soul therefore no translation needed.
Its a song where by a mother is saying make way(Vulindlela) my daughter is getting married, and that those people with rumours should stop.
@Aisha Akankwasta thank you for translating the song for us...truly appreciate it 🙏🏾
Same for us in the Pacific
@@patrickjacobsen7805 thank u for translating
Davido brought me here dammmm🔥🔥🔥🔥my childhood memories 😩😁 God is great 😊
This played at my wedding!!! Love this. Proudly South African🇿🇦
SOUTH AFRICA 2023🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👏👏👏👏🇿🇦
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This songs in very popular in Nigeria,I read the lyrics for the first time today. It's very much a wedding song,it just show the worries of mothers who think their sons are not good at interacting with women.
Kindly translate
U will be married for the next 100 years.. salute
2024 South African 🇿🇦 living in Australia 🇦🇺…. Loving this ❤
Plug me with overseas work please
@@LifeGuru16As a southafrican check the kind of agreements your country has with these different countries or check the aupair program or school.I am not sure but iceland might still have education for free .
I'm from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and this song always brightens my mood and brings me back to the old memories, when life was so lovely and full of fun during childhood 😊 Brenda fassie i love you and will tell my kids about you #2024
I came here from UA-cam short, also a Nigerian and my dad loves playing this song on weekends when he is at home... It just giving me goosebumps listening to this beautiful song again without my Dad 💔
From Nigeria watching this masterpiece with tears 😭😭 cuz was best song during my primary & secondary school days my elder brother was the hottest DJ in my area back then and without this song party gonna be boring 😢😢my kidz gonna watch this soon God's willing 🙏🙏
If Davido’s new song “Funds” brought you back here. Mark your attendance
😂😂 meeee same reason I’m here
I swear 😂
I swear doooooowwnnnn
It did oo
Davido na thief na, he stole her song
Here's 2024 RIP Fassie 😢😢 I started listening to this song 15yrs ago much love south Africa 🙏🙏🥰we from 🇬🇦🇬🇦🇩🇪
i still get the goosebumps everytime i listen to it
May your Saul Rest in perfekt Peace 😢😢❤❤
To😅
The year is 2024, it is February,the month i was born. The song by Brenda is still giving goosebumps each time i listen to it. If by any chance you get to listen to this song in 2099, know that this song was hot today just like it is in your time
What is that song that goes like ebudiiii
This is a POWERFUL MESSAGE @luckyl9637. May the LEGENDS LIVE FOREVER and HISTORY Never washed away!
How old are you
❤❤❤❤🎉😂😂@@ephraimmokotong-by6zq
@@vimbai8519mafikizolo
I've been searching for this song for over a decade. I first heard it when living in a shared house with several Africans. One of them introduced me to South African music including this song. Unfortunately I forgot the name of the singer, and other searches proved fruitless. This one didn't: I'll save this video so I never forget it again!
Hello pretty. How are you doing ??
Brenda Fassie 💐.
I hope they treated you well and were well behaved if they didn’t, we’re roasting them. It’s unacceptable. ❤🇿🇦
I can teach you how to sing the song if you want to learn
If you find the remaining artist, please respond and share!
Davido🇳🇬 brought me here. Am 38 years old and i grew up listening to this song. From Nigeria. To south African people, we love you even if y'all hates us
Évidemment 😢
There is no such. Ask Nigerians living in Durban S.A specifically and they'll tell you they are living their best lives this side
SA🇿🇦 has given us great music and musicians. This is a timeless record. I’m sure 100s of years from now it’s still gonna be played by the next generation after we leave this world.❤
I’m Indonesian. When I study in China, Africans friends used to request this song in the club…and there all people, us the international students from various countries started to dance along with this song. That was 2003. I have been searching for this song ever since. Such a beautiful song ❤. RIP.
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So cool. We were in Botswana and Namibia in 2003 and listened to this song in our car endlessly on a cassette tape. I just found it today. Just before I was listening to Song of the Day from the Havana Times and ended up here. Terima kasih.
brenda facy😂
Nigeran drug dealers slapped her in Rocky street Yeoville South Africa, I saw it with my own eyes ..they killed her eventully through drugs I think..
Beautiful rhythm❤
@@glenblignaut9977 you are a fool
Growing up as a child in Ethiopia, we used to love this song though we couldn't understand a word from it. That's the power of a "golden song" the rhythm alone will touch your heart. ( Rip Brenda )
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True music speaks to the soul 😢😭😭
used to watch in on etv and i though the song is about unity....and about Mandela little did i know its about marriage
We are one as Africans
Am from sierra Leone, I remember this during our civil war it was this of her song that we used to listen that sometimes takes our minds from the trauma's inflicted by rebels in us. Blessed Legend Brenda Fassie rest in peace Mama Africa, From sierra Leone
THIS IS NOT JUST A SONG BUT AN AFRICAN ANTHEM ❤❤
@@noone-hc6ui what's wrong with you? that's not nice at all.
WONDERFUL
I just discovered her she's great! I'm from Baltimore, Maryland.
@@stevenhawkins3662was* she unfortunately passed away some years ago
Yes indeed
I am a Nigerian who was born and raised in Canada
My aunty had this song as her ring tone for some reason. It reminds me a lot about her
It's 2023 reconnected with this song and it's basically my childhood playing in front of me 😊😊😊
I just learned she passed in 04
RIP Brenda you indeed touched lives with your talent
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Time magazine called her the Madonna of the townships of South Africa because she extraordinary like that.May God hold your aunt in the palm of his hand always.Enjoy the music as only we children of Africa know it 🇿🇦🙏.
How did i get ringtone of this song please
@@sthe_zar6341 Thank you very much
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May all rest in peace
@@KisaakyeJoan Thank you
I’m Ethiopian 🇪🇹and grew up listening to this song, especially when the African Union summit is close by.
Goosebumps all over my body
Being African is hella flex 🥰😍😍
I am a white American. And i get goosebumps everytime as well. What a beautiful song and the meaning. Shes one proud happy momma for her sons wedding day ❤❤
My first time hearing this song...totally fell in love with it...November 17th, 2024. An American originally from the Caribbean island of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇺🇸 Saved. RIP 🙏🏽
Same here… hey Trini🙋🏽♀️
I'm from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 and I love her song,may her soul rest in peace
Me too from Kathonzweni
@@timothykilonzo2341 rip Brenda
I'm a Nigerian..I really respect SA🇿🇦...She's a legend
I'm a Nigerian I love SA❤
Once you listen to this song, you will understand why it is said that music is a universal language... We didn't understand a word in it but we feel it very strongly in our hearts...
English subtitles available below
Gives you meaning of the song
ua-cam.com/video/jp1J1K6qlUk/v-deo.html
Respect
True
Recently learned it's about a guy getting married
Heard it on IG just now. I have no idea what she is say but I had to search for it. I was feeling so emotional.
I'm from Nigeria, Davido really brought back the sweet memories, one of my favourite song indeed. Rest on Mama Africa. One love ❤❤❤❤.
Anyone in 2024 ❤
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Here dear ❤️💃💃💃💃🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Yooooh! Love it ✌️✌️
This song touched people across the entire continent of Africa. I remember we vibing to it in the 90s and early 2000s; made our childhood a bliss. The world really had powerful songs back then. May all the gone souls who heard and vibed to this song Rest in Perfect Peace.
Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Rip 🙏 🪦 😌
😂
Amen
This comment the good vibe check.🙌🙌🙌
Just heard this on FB, love the sound so had to search for the song. RIP Brenda Fassa. From this day March 9th, 2024 I shall now listen to more of your songs. May you rest in peace. Amen
This song doesn't get old ❤❤ may her soul rest in peace
RIP Brenda, your legacy holds a forever lasting Memories for every African children. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Although the language is a barrier but still, this is the true definition of timeless music. Continue to rest in peace Brenda. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
The overall meaning of the song..she is expressing joy about her son who is about to get married.and those who are jealous must have the way and stop the jealous
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Although it's not a Ghanaian song, it is loved by most Ghanaians. Thank you Brenda
@@hlangabezamhlomi8666 merci pour la traduction..
She will always be missed
Am a Zambian and I love this song each time I listen to it ,it reminds me of my late grandma May her soul rest in peace ❤
I made some friends in Scotland who are Muslim refugees from Burundi and they love this song too. They were shocked when she came on my playlist when we were having a games night at my house. I love my African friends here. They've taught me so much ❤
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Zambian here, grew up listening to this, still listening in 2024
My favorite party song secondary school days which I can't forget my late cousin's friend with his best dance of this song.... continue to RIP with the Lord Qúéèñ Brêñda 😢😢 watching this from Nigeria 🇳🇬 with tears 😭😭
I'm Nigerian. This song brings back all the beautiful memories of childhood. A beautiful tune that took over a country and a continent, and which continues to unite a generation.
Bless you, Brenda ❤
Same here. I absolutely love her growing up. Belting her songs at the top of my voice, whilst not understanding a single word.
😊😊😊😊❤
What doe it mean this song?
Swrs bruv
@@HarryChindiwoIt has to do with her son getting married and finding a woman, It starts with *Open the gates Miss gossip, my baby boy is getting married today*
This song was a big hit in Angola, I remember that I used to listen to it a lot during my childhood. Glad to be able to listen to it again. R.I.P. Brenda
Eu ouvi mt em Moçambique,adoro linda música 💕💕💕👏👏👏👏
I m from 🇨🇲 Cameroon. I don't understand what she say. But I like this song
@@mariahoksnes9471 que bom, também adoro esta música. 😊
@@myliejackson4963 I don't understand it either but yeah, it's a great song
In kenya too
WOW my first time of seeing the owner of the song....this is fire. OBO thank for showcasing her work again. Rest in peace.
Most of us kenyans don't even know the meaning of this song but it has quite a very good impact upon the lifes of us as kenyans. God bless Brenda. 🙌
Heard she sings of her pen. Anyways it's the rhythm.
It's a song talking about her son getting married
Which language is she speaking...?
@@emmanuelsteven8335 Xhosa or IsiXhosa
@@sinoyololanga2123 it is Vulindlela wemangbehozi....
Respect, Ma'am Brenda. Growing up this was my great grandma's favourite song. I still have the memories of her singing her own version in our native Igbo, Nigerian accent.
Love from Nigeria.
Yes right igbo people as always we create our own version of every song we are damn talented
28th Feb 2024…. Sending you hugs from Uganda. I don't know where you come from but this melodic sound has brought us❤️
Bless your days🙏 rip Namesake Fassie
From Mombasa Kenya,this song not only unites our heritage,it unites the whole continent😊
In Tanzania, from my tender age up to now the song is the most played in wedding ceremonies. Its lyrics and sound graphics are very interesting. The song has a strong message and will be remembered generation after generation. Dear Brenda, you are physically absent among us but you are living in our hearts. May the Almighty God have mercy on you and bring you to everlasting life. Rest in peace. Amen.
Amen
Thanks
Amen
What does the song mean?
Yep,this song has stirred up so many memories of my childhood in Tanzania 🇹🇿
Rest in peace Brenda, you sang like an angel. Thanks for your contribution to the music world and the liberation struggle.. it made me come to teach in South Africa
De qué murió
Y de qué
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Margaret, you're a Ugandan
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Merci pour avoir eu UA-cam qui nous permet de revivre ceque ne parents sentaient sans qu'on se rendent compte, aujourd'hui je comprends que c'était des mélodie qui font danser l'âme sans que l'esprit s'en rende compte 🙏
Davido brought me here..
If Davido brought you here, drop a like
Yh oo
Her smile kills me everytime. This song was a huge part of my childhood. No matter how I was feeling, this song always made me feel happy even though I didn't understand a word. Makes me proud to be African. Rest in Power Brenda Fassie.
Sending love❤️❤️
tunuaf on va l j’y ssmnm
Smile 😁 yake ni mzur to sana
RIP
@@babumwananinga1007 it's her
❤️❤️❤️
Southafricans don't know how much Nigerians love them 😊😊
You and who?
@@TianaOlufunmi-up1fmhe meant their music 😅
@@TianaOlufunmi-up1fmexactly what came to my mind 😂
But there your brothers and sisters just like we Ugandans
@@TianaOlufunmi-up1fmlollll
The joy of not understanding the language but still feeling it down your soul
Am from Liberia 🇱🇷❤
The message is that open the gates my boy is getting married
I was a lad when we do watch with white and black TV 1999. But davido use d into "funds" Dec 2024 and brought me back doing research. I'm from Nigeria.🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
I just want to let you know that on Sunday JULY 21, 2024, I was here to listen to this Ancestral Song. 💥💥✊✊✊✊
Sisonke
I am with u hundred percent
🎉🎉
She deserves her own movie documentary 😢 her music had a big Impact in Africa❤ may her soul rest in peace 🕊🕊
I have seen a youtube video showing her life untill her tragic death, so you can look for it
They are working on one actually, but the son and the guys who used to produce with Fassie have issues
@@aronkipkoech2490 Sorry to hear that. I hope they find a compromise
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Mama Africa missing that song its been years love it!!❤❤❤❤
Although I'm white skinned my grandmother raised me with this song and I want to say thank you to her for doing it till this day this song gives me peace ❤AMEN❤❤ GRANDMA ❤
The Nigerians did the worst
If you love the fact that Davido makes you enjoy this song more you should appreciate that man he's great❤
Have a peaceful rest Queen Brenda you're forever with us and Davido is making sure of that 😊
I'm a Hausa from Nigeria. I can't understand what she sings but the Melody is sooo sweet and universal!
Wow, just wow 😢
You know we Africans are talented when you don’t understand the language of this song but it’s still one of your childhood favorite songs ❤. Not a single person from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 who doesn’t love or know this song 🎶 😊❤
I am a South African Indian, we loved her music. We all jived to her music in the clubs even when we were separated. Her music was brilliance. ❤ You are missed ❤
Haaa
Nigerians🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬loves brenda fassie songs
Oh life
Hmmmmm
South africa had music legends not now again
My lovely mum used to love this song playing it in cassette player while she is sweeping the house may her soul continue resting in peace 💔😭🙏
RIP Mamma
❤️
May she continue resting in power🥺🥺🥺🥺
Sorry for your lost,I have just lost my good and beautiful grandma on December 22nd 2021,so I know how you must be feeling 💓💓
Same with my mum it was her favorite song.
Getting married to my South African girl today 🇿🇦🇩🇪 and this song means everything to me. ❤
U go girl. This song has my purest soul
😢 😅😮😊😂❤🎉
Congratulations SA loves you
Lol😂😂 she comes second?
Wish you all the love and happiness from your new adopted South African sibling ❤ Welcome ❤️🇿🇦
Growing up in Melbourne Australia this was a favourite with Tongans and Polynesian alike. Takes me back. Ofa atu from the Kingdom of Tonga 🇹🇴🇹🇴🇦🇺🇦🇺🇿🇦🇿🇦
Davido's FUNDS brought me back to this iconic hit
South Sudan showing much love and respect in 2024, RIP Brenda!
IL ove😊❤
me ❤
L’une des plus belles voix qu’à connue notre beau continent . Fier d’être africain . 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🇨🇲🇨🇲🙏🙏
C'est ma première fois de regarder cette vidéo et de découvrir son visage 🥰🥰
2023
Musicians don't die. Brenda is still with us like yesterday, today and tomorrow. You are loved sis Brenda by the black race the first to inhabit planet earth.
Davido just refreshed my memory. From Nigeria but I respect Brenda a lot and South Africans we are all one
One of, if not the best African woman to compose such a masterpiece! Long live to her sounds. May she continue to RIP !!
Beautiful music ❤️
Yes
The Nigerin drug dearlers led to her death
From Nigeria I must say South Africans are very beautiful and astonishing people. I don't know whether this is Isizulu or Xhosa, but it's such a beautiful language.
Xhosa
Growing up in Nigeria 🇳🇬 my mum used to play this and it became my best music then. RIP Brenda
I'm South African reading comments from other African countries 😭 I always tell my kids music has no borders . . I LOVE U guys ❤ don't let society & social media separate us we are one.
In Uganda, I mean the border between Uganda and Kenya! As a kid, I would witness my mom often being beaten up by her drunkard husband, who was my step dad, whenever such beating took place I would also fall victim since I was illigitimate! My mom would sob along this song! It used air out on KBC radio Kenya, it was painful but comforting and touching!! The 90s, Oh Africa!!
Oh this is touching 😓
Eishh 😣😣
😭😥
So painful
❤❤❤❤❤📿📐
this sound reminds me of the difficult moments, the moments of pain of my childhood, but above all the relief that it gave me; hope for a better tomorrow. Today this song helps me not to forget where I come from and above all that hope is allowed.
You who will read me in the year 3000, know that this song was a hymn of hope for all of Africa in the early 2000s and in 2023 it still gives me goosebumps.
RIP Brenda and thanks for all
She was a voice in Nigeria local TV stations then. Pls don't die, legends don't die
Very true, we danced to this song for choreography
She been dead almost four years ago.
@@koftaAmwah 18 years ago
@@koftaAmwah 18yrs now
Your were right, I don't even know she wasn't Nigerian, the song bless my childhood and it will remain evergreen 😍
Davido revives this sweet melody 👏. May her soul rest in peace 🙏
These songs help me feel home ..... I pray God will make my kids feel the same way I do.......love Africa
I'm Jamaican 🇯🇲 and here in my kitchen dipping in the rhythm. Feeling the vibes. Yeah man!
Hello
I'm from HAYTI and i cannot stop listen to miss Brenda Fassie. RIP princesse👏
As Bob said ....When the music hit
Am Ugandan and I really like di Jamaicans. Thenx fi supporting our African songs
I & I is blessed man
I still get goose bumps . It still rocks at my age 64 . I cannot sit still when. I hear it remind me of me Campaigning for ANC. and Canvassing. Long Live Brenda Fassie
I'd love to hear your story, if you're willing to share
SVP cet chanson c'etait.en kel anné ? Et elle est de kel nationalité ??
En 2003
Elle est d’origine sud africaine
Rip Brenda Fassie
@@gmeuzcana1931998, she's South African
Davido brought me here ❤❤
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This song is addictive whether you know the lyrics or words, it strikes a chord in your soul. May Brenda continue to rest peacefully. Oh what a legacy.
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🕊🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Nigerian drug dealers caused her death
Fact💤❤️💤❤️
I vividly remember seeing Brenda Fassie(Vulindela) on our tiny black and white TV(😂Greatwall TV for those who remember) back in 2002 in my parents small single room. She was a hit in Kenya at the time. Ps.she still is a star.
Hello Magdaline, how are you doing!!!!!?
1990s kids from all over Africa make your voices heard am. In Uganda 🇺🇬
Brenda Fassie, your spirit lives on, continue to rest in peace
THIS SONG IS AN ENERGIZER TO MY SPIRIT, SOUL AND BODY.
I JUST CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT OOO
MAMA BRENDA BE HIGHLY BLESSED IN JESUS NAME
True story. This song reminds me of the time I was doing a math exam, I was having anxiety then I heard this song play, some teacher had parked his car next to the exam hall and left the radio on. I remember instantly relaxing, I got a 94% in that exam
Uongo uongo uongo uongo
Gym
Lyrics and English subtitles below
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@@junctionmusic9316 😹😹😹😹😹
@@judithmutheu5865 uvúngú muthényá🤣🤣
Continue to rest in peace Queen. You birthed a national song for all marriage celebrations in South Africa.
I remember we used this song on our Passing Out Parade at The Kenya Military Academy 👌👌🇰🇪🇰🇪
My Dad too loved to listen to it,may Dad's Soul Rest In Eternal Peace,we miss you Papa 🙏🙏
Jeremiah from ol-kejuado high school?
BRENDA FASSIE was born 3rd November 1963 meet her untimely death 9th May 2004 in South Africa 9am
Brenda Fassie was my best friend though am a Ghananian.as am typing am listening to the song title VULINDLELA.cant forget her 18yrs now she passed away.rest well VULINDLELA.thats her nick name
@@davidndugere5665 ol9muwdb
@@aforlalordson6192 hi and what does the song mean
Is there anyone else who gets goosebumps listening to this song, even without understanding any word from the lyrics? Much love from Kenya!
This song makes me so happy. Thank you Brenda for putting this into the world for us to enjoy! RIP
Me too Nigerian drug dealers, caused it, I saw them slap her in Rockey street Yeoville because of her debt, all her money went to them so this was.. lots of songs lost and a beautiful lady
Hello how are you doing!!!!?
Her energy is infectious…what a legend ! RIP brenda.
Yes Nigerian drug dealers death
Hello is your last name Igbo or Yoruba?
@@nzeadidnazi8410Igbo
So true
She died?
J'ai 62ans et je viens de découvrir cette chanson , étant français je ne comprends pas les paroles mais l'interprétation de Brende Fassie me donne des frissons , un peu comme la chanson ""jerusalema"" il y a quelques années / et j'apprends que Brenda n'est plus de ce monde , mais sa chanson la rendue éternelle 😢 paix à son âme ❤ la musique est la seule chose qui puisse reprocher les peuples / je continuerai à écouter cette chanson avec beaucoup d'émotions !!!!!!!!!!
came here because of davido new song titled Funds !!! This song brings memories!!! Life is beautiful!!!
Mis padres y familiares en Cartagena, Colombia escuchaban estas canciones tan buenas… orgulloso de que mis bisabuelos eran de África. África por mis venas, te amo!
The moment I heard this song I could feel the power of the song and as a islander I had to find it and the meaning of it. I truly appreciate and love my black beautiful African brothers and sisters. Mbula from the Fiji islands.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I know you mean well, but referring to Africans as black is a huge insult. I’m Arab and African but in terms of Africa, We have our own ethnic groups, our own tribes and individual cultures to be all grouped as black. We never identified as black before colonialism and most of us don’t identify as that now because it links us all together just by skin colour and ignores our differences. We have maintained our individual unique cultures since the beginning of time just for it to be stripped away and told to be a meaningless colour. It’s better just to call us African and not black. Black is for people of former slave descent.
@@SoPerfectYasmin He speaking about his black brothers and that a problem for you?
It's 2024 and the song is still a vibe... thank you Brenda fir bringing Africa together 🇿🇲🇿🇦
i still get the goosebumps everytime i listen to it
Namibia 🇳🇦 we are within 💃
Yes my African sis, continue to rest in peace.. all the way from LIBERIA west Africa💞💞💞
I remember back in LIBERIA I was dance champ whenever this song came on at parties.
Dans wb❤❤❤❤
This song a hit also in the Pacific... much love and respect RIL Momma Brenda ...your music touched so many hearts. We don't know the meaning of the song but the music brought joy to us.. Bula from 🇫🇯 🇫🇯 🇫🇯
Beautiful evergreen!
Over a long period here in Nigeria, this number ruled the air waves - radio, tv, walkman, etc., and even till date, as ringtones for phones and party grooves - meaning music is truly a universal language. Humans are just "divided" but they are inhenrently from one source.
Rest well Brenda till ressurection morning. Bless you generation Respect❣💞
More respect rip lady this song steal my joy already I av to listen More than one time to meaning of The song so great 😍🔥💯