For someone who never set a foot in a classroom he's very intelligent not to mention well accomplished and world travelled. There are people who are fluent in English but haven't archieved half of the things he did. I was once in a hair salon with him and shocked to see the length of his hair, jeez it's so long🙆🏽♀️ I wish he spoke more about his charity work, the man has a heart for the poor and he's doing great things! What a legend aheee papa Penny ahee👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Guys, can we applaud King David's patience! Literally can talk to people from all walks of life and still be his genuine self! Ay!!!! 🔥🔥. Ahee Papa Penny Aheee!!! ❤❤❤
Dude, I was thinking precisely the same thing & if we are honest about value ( future value ) & publishing rights are with King David. This is the modern library
For those who don't know who Penny Penny is just if you can ask Mdu Masilela and Arthur Mafokate at their prime what nightmare Penny Penny was during festivals in Limpopo. Joburg artists never wanted to perform just before him him he would arrive in his tour bus fitted in this massive sound system. He would perform from the gate coming in the stadium. The crowd would follow him at the gate leaving an artist performing alone know the stage. 😂😂😂 Penny Penny was a king in his 1st album especially.
Papa Penny says he's speaking "communication English" with main objective of been understood by the person he's talking to and you have to give the man his flowers for been able to hold a good and easily understandable conversation for more than 3 hours in English while he's never set a foot at formal school. The man is also a proof that with confidence one can go far not forgetting been unique
Thank you Bra David for bringing our Tsonga legend Papa Penny , you made my friday ... Ahe Papa Penny Aheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee OohOneFive Dial a Shangaan Aheeee
I thought it was gonna be one of those self-praise and self-promoting shows, instead what a warm, honest, and educating conversation, thank you King David and Papa Penny
South Africans! This interview is wonderful and great. I understand very well this Communication English tjooooo. Imagine, how hard it is to think of prepositions, trying to couch sentences, being careful of the tenses you are applying. Mna ngoku, I will speak Communication English, with no stress. I love you Papa Penny and your brand and logo for your music.
Your interview style is so refreshing, that you don't seek to overshadow your guests. All we hear from you is affirming sounds and pure appreciation for your guests. South Africa appreciates what you do, this is GOLD
Problem us black we measure level of Intelligence by well spoken English. If we have being taught everything in school with our mother tongue, we would've been very far because of our understanding to content and details. Even during interviews we fail because we think of better words to use so to impress interviewers, Jeeeerrrr we still have a long way to Go!
Why should i be judged if i can't speak proper english, when a white person dont even know how to speak my language. The people who are criticizing me its my black People. Just because i can't speak english that doesn't mean im I literacy. if we as black people we laugh each other because of this english then i dont know.
100% they just giving praise to a white men nje we just lost ourselves colonialism has done a lot of damage to our lives the way we think 💭 the way we do things
Hai Papa Penny should consider a documentary about his life story. So fascinating and his memory is so sharp he remembers every street name and everyone he met along his journey. And he is funny too 😂😂😂
King you are doing a great job with your interview, I love the connection between you and your guests, Papa Penny is an True Autodidact his self-taught and pursue learning on their own without formal instruction, you are relatively rare and I love how authentic he is❤
Goodness limpopo does have rich history if it is shared. We only or mostly told about gauten,kzn n cape town .SAns needs to share their history by telling more stories ,thanks, bra David for bringing out the legend
Yah Limpopo and North West especially Maftown) have rich history but it is not documented because it's not History of the majority, SA doesn't care about minority...
@Michael10794 I think people from those provinces like artists to be specific, they must share the history of their respective areas, show pride in their culture, organize events, bcos waiting 4 government will cripple them. Musicians and actors should try to build studios n avoid coming to jhb, durban tried that as well n it's working, I strongly believe artists arr the ones who can change things for good
@@siyabongabiyela3497 Yea that's a great idea, No one will take you serious if you don't take yourself serious .... However I am sure Durban received help from the Government
This is true story, i knew papa Penny in 1993 at Downtown studios and Shandel music , yes he was sessionist . Even when he use to go aroound with the late Peta Teanet i know that.
The English, he is doing it deliberately he doesn't even want to try to be perfect or sound English , wheather South African English or foreign English accent.... He is proud Xonga man, solid and resolute about who he is......
Why must he be perfect are white people speaking African language is he the first person in the world who cant speak english decolonize your mind slavery starts in the mind
David Mashabela's intelligency is something else, to carry on engaging to Papa Penny's english is amazing. not a lot of people be this patient. Great interview, Papa is true definition of a Hustler and I applaud him for that.
"The beetroot story" Eish Papa Penny is so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and a great story teller. There's no bad English here I could follow the whole story. Bra David as usual great interviewing skills. Enjoyed the episode
Bra David, every new episode you release becomes my favourite, you're doing an extremely good job. Sho Bra ya kasie, originally from Bufferzone, working in Australia now. Home content ke bosso🤟🏾
Those who are from Mozambique speak what they call Shangaan (XiRonga), but in South Africa, it's Xitsonga (Tsonga). Though, those who are based in Limpopo and Mpumalanga have different dialects. Others in Bushbuckridge even speak what they call Xihlangano.
@@deliasmediayou are confused just like papa penny so don't confuse those who don't know! I'm a shangan from Mozambique/xaimite ka ngungunyane, xironga, xichangani, xitswa, xikhambani ,xihlengwe, xindindindi those are shangans of Mozambique.not this madness of xitsonga I don't even know where it is taken from. I Lough when I hear someone from Mozambique call himself mutsonga that is madness.
Aaah Papa Penny I enjoyed watching this very humble and so much wisdom I've learnt so much from listening to you thank Bra Dave for inviting this legend
After watching this interview, i am now more convinced Peter Teanet died because of the "beef". Papa Penny is a good story teller and a proud African of note. Great interview King Mdeva. Documenting South African history
Love how patient Mr David is when it comes to discussions... thank you very much for the wonderful episode. I've been playing Papa Penny songs for the past month and the discussion topped it up!❤
What a great interview, i think Penny Penny shud get a writer & put this amazing story in a book for the future generation to get inspiration from, my 3hrs ws really worth the listening 🎶
This has to be one of the best podcast/interview I've ever seen. All I can say is "WOW", how original genuine and captivating. I've always know of Papa Penny but not I feel like I know him, Congra guys, welldone. I didn't expct to watch the entire podcast but here I am 3 hours later, great
Papa Penny is a legend 💥still very good and his music will live forever💯 I remember while I was young my older will brother will play his music over and over
Beautiful interview. If you enjoyed it, please like the video. Im sure King David would like to see the engagement increase. Especially because its free and he doesn't have to do this for us.
Thank you David im insipired Papa Penny the legend very confident in himself and not ashamed of himself ...a lot of us the young can learn a lot from him
Wow I enjoyed the interview and learned a lot about embracing our music. I take the life lessons from here, that it is not over until God says so. Peni Peni loves God too much.
This one has been a deep and informative episode.. Thank you for sharing.. The education this is giving for us Africans, knowing who we are and what's expected of us as spiritual beings.. ❤️❤️❤️
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For someone who never set a foot in a classroom he's very intelligent not to mention well accomplished and world travelled. There are people who are fluent in English but haven't archieved half of the things he did. I was once in a hair salon with him and shocked to see the length of his hair, jeez it's so long🙆🏽♀️ I wish he spoke more about his charity work, the man has a heart for the poor and he's doing great things! What a legend aheee papa Penny ahee👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Indeed he is intelligent he is fluently talking but I am happy we can hear and understood well .
yhoooo papa Penny s points are on the other level (the truth) about our own ppl (blacks)
Intelligence and success are not measured by spoken language, but by the determination and faith of one whose ultimate person is to be a success
"I never see a teacher, teacher never see me even today" 😅😅 what an interview I love this
😂😂😂
LMAOOOOOO ❤
My Dad always says like Papa Penny very funny and profound at the same time.
If David thought I was gonna sit down and watch the interview for +3 hours, he was definitely right.
This is the best podcast.
Exactly even worse when the 3 hours is over I get mad😢
He knows how to tell his own story
Guys, can we applaud King David's patience!
Literally can talk to people from all walks of life and still be his genuine self! Ay!!!! 🔥🔥.
Ahee Papa Penny Aheee!!! ❤❤❤
You can say that again, his patience!!!! He listened attentively without any interruptions
Absolutely amazing
David is one of the best podcasters in SA👏👏👏!
And he's literally in his own lane
True and he is soo accomodating😊❤
Dude, I was thinking precisely the same thing & if we are honest about value ( future value ) & publishing rights are with King David. This is the modern library
A great interviewer.
man..I admire his patience.
"People laugh at my English, but I don't know English, I am Shangaan"..gotta love Papa Penny never apologetic!!
"Everything you want God will give you at the right time" ✅ 💯 🙏🙏🙏
It’s amazing that even though he is mocked for his English, I understood everything he is saying .
I actually truly enjoy listening to him! Loved even his reality show
Loud and clear
He can speak even fluently
"Communication english" 😅😅
He's got a very powerful ancestors this guy 👏👏
THIS MAN IS A SUPER DUPER GREAT STORY TELLER...best interview of the year for me
Love him so much!
This interview is going to raise the bar and soon you'll have million subscribers!!!!!!! Thank you bra David.... Ahe Papa Penny Ahe 💪👌✊
For those who don't know who Penny Penny is just if you can ask Mdu Masilela and Arthur Mafokate at their prime what nightmare Penny Penny was during festivals in Limpopo.
Joburg artists never wanted to perform just before him him he would arrive in his tour bus fitted in this massive sound system. He would perform from the gate coming in the stadium.
The crowd would follow him at the gate leaving an artist performing alone know the stage. 😂😂😂
Penny Penny was a king in his 1st album especially.
This gentleman is a legend. He never forgot where he came from
This man is something else🤞his life ought to be documented in a book
Papa Penny says he's speaking "communication English" with main objective of been understood by the person he's talking to and you have to give the man his flowers for been able to hold a good and easily understandable conversation for more than 3 hours in English while he's never set a foot at formal school. The man is also a proof that with confidence one can go far not forgetting been unique
100% confidence is everything. With his communication English you could follow the whole interview.
I0o
Buti David is soo humble😊😢, he is soo welcoming and makes everyone feel at home❤
Thank you Bra David for bringing our Tsonga legend Papa Penny , you made my friday ... Ahe Papa Penny Aheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee OohOneFive Dial a Shangaan Aheeee
I like Papa Penny 😂😂 the confidence he has,when he said my English is my communication ❤️❤he is for the world 🤣🤣🫶🏻
😂😂😂😂
David is the no1 interviewer….. accurate questions. Siyabonga baba Penny
I thought it was gonna be one of those self-praise and self-promoting shows, instead what a warm, honest, and educating conversation, thank you King David and Papa Penny
Thank you so much for inviting the legendary Papa Penny - he's truly one of the best!.
I love his honesty. Hes raw and real.
David is so sweet and patient; respects and celebrates his interviewees!
South Africans! This interview is wonderful and great. I understand very well this Communication English tjooooo. Imagine, how hard it is to think of prepositions, trying to couch sentences, being careful of the tenses you are applying.
Mna ngoku, I will speak Communication English, with no stress. I love you Papa Penny and your brand and logo for your music.
Not David's brain short curcuiting at the number of children Papa Penny has...lol!
Papa Penny is such a story teller!
🤣
Your interview style is so refreshing, that you don't seek to overshadow your guests. All we hear from you is affirming sounds and pure appreciation for your guests. South Africa appreciates what you do, this is GOLD
Indeed
❤
Problem us black we measure level of Intelligence by well spoken English. If we have being taught everything in school with our mother tongue, we would've been very far because of our understanding to content and details. Even during interviews we fail because we think of better words to use so to impress interviewers, Jeeeerrrr we still have a long way to Go!
Well spoken we measure someone's abilities in English wich is rubbish. English doesn't give anyone intelligence
Why should i be judged if i can't speak proper english, when a white person dont even know how to speak my language. The people who are criticizing me its my black People. Just because i can't speak english that doesn't mean im I literacy. if we as black people we laugh each other because of this english then i dont know.
100% they just giving praise to a white men nje we just lost ourselves colonialism has done a lot of damage to our lives the way we think 💭 the way we do things
Success is a mind set ❤❤❤❤ Papa Penny is one example
What a treat 🥹 Love Papa Penny so much! The man has LIVED and he's a great story teller! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you King David 🙏
Hai Papa Penny should consider a documentary about his life story.
So fascinating and his memory is so sharp he remembers every street name and everyone he met along his journey.
And he is funny too 😂😂😂
Legend, never a dull moment with Papa Penny
Well deserved three hours of listening to the legend, love from Namibia!
Thanks David for giving him time to explain himself fully without interjecting. I really enjoyed listening to him.
I must confesss. I enjoyed this 💃🏼💃🏼❤
I don’t believe I listed to this for 3 hours what a lovely interview
I am so proud of Pany and we all love him. Salute👏👏
I enjoyed the interview. Thanks King David for letting the interview to flow . Papa penny should write a book
King you are doing a great job with your interview, I love the connection between you and your guests, Papa Penny is an True Autodidact his self-taught and pursue learning on their own without formal instruction, you are relatively rare and I love how authentic he is❤
Goodness limpopo does have rich history if it is shared. We only or mostly told about gauten,kzn n cape town .SAns needs to share their history by telling more stories ,thanks, bra David for bringing out the legend
Yah Limpopo and North West especially Maftown) have rich history but it is not documented because it's not History of the majority, SA doesn't care about minority...
@Michael10794 I think people from those provinces like artists to be specific, they must share the history of their respective areas, show pride in their culture, organize events, bcos waiting 4 government will cripple them.
Musicians and actors should try to build studios n avoid coming to jhb, durban tried that as well n it's working, I strongly believe artists arr the ones who can change things for good
@@siyabongabiyela3497 Yea that's a great idea, No one will take you serious if you don't take yourself serious .... However I am sure Durban received help from the Government
Ngingu Mzulu i respect the limpopo tribe brilliant minds with a good mindset
@newagefox3140 I just wonder why historians never share provincial history on an equal level...
I enjoyed every moment, great story teller. what a legend Papa Penny 👏
This is true story, i knew papa Penny in 1993 at Downtown studios and Shandel music , yes he was sessionist . Even when he use to go aroound with the late Peta Teanet i know that.
We want Part Two of Papa Penny with Joe Shirimani
I think we must get part two and also an interview of Dr Joe Shirimane and legendary Shangaan Disco artist, Chris 'General Muzka' Mkhonto.
The English, he is doing it deliberately he doesn't even want to try to be perfect or sound English , wheather South African English or foreign English accent.... He is proud Xonga man, solid and resolute about who he is......
Why must he be perfect are white people speaking African language is he the first person in the world who cant speak english decolonize your mind slavery starts in the mind
Tsonga not xonga
David Mashabela's intelligency is something else, to carry on engaging to Papa Penny's english is amazing. not a lot of people be this patient. Great interview, Papa is true definition of a Hustler and I applaud him for that.
3 hours worth of listening really learnt a lot
Bra David i pay for all the content i enjoy, you feed us with so much great content
He didn't go to school but he is very intelligent.... What a legend! What a story!
"The beetroot story" Eish Papa Penny is so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and a great story teller. There's no bad English here I could follow the whole story. Bra David as usual great interviewing skills. Enjoyed the episode
Bra David, every new episode you release becomes my favourite, you're doing an extremely good job. Sho Bra ya kasie, originally from Bufferzone, working in Australia now. Home content ke bosso🤟🏾
Iyoooo, this guy talks fluently xitsonga, sepedi, venda,selobedu . He is brilliant
Limpopo combo
Papa Penny manifested his life and always had a guardian angel over his life, what a testimony what a life - Grace Grace
I spent 3 hours watching the show it was really great. Papa Penny is a intellectual unfortunatly he didn't receive formal education.
Clearly he didn’t need it coz he made it either way… it is amazing to see.
David you are a brilliant interviewer.
Interview of the year 2023 ❤🙏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We need part 2 assomblief … loved! Loved! The conversation….
Indeed! Part 2 would be great.
Thanks bra David, I enjoyed this show Papa Penny is a legend. Papa Penny is a comedian, I laughed my lungs out
Papa Penny make me love Shangan language cos use to sing he's songs 😂😂❤❤
I've always loved Shangan man and it's mad eme love Mozambique so much I am always there and the people in Moz are great..
Theirs no shangan language xitsonga is a language
Those who are from Mozambique speak what they call Shangaan (XiRonga), but in South Africa, it's Xitsonga (Tsonga). Though, those who are based in Limpopo and Mpumalanga have different dialects. Others in Bushbuckridge even speak what they call Xihlangano.
@@deliasmediayou are confused just like papa penny so don't confuse those who don't know! I'm a shangan from Mozambique/xaimite ka ngungunyane, xironga, xichangani, xitswa, xikhambani ,xihlengwe, xindindindi those are shangans of Mozambique.not this madness of xitsonga I don't even know where it is taken from. I Lough when I hear someone from Mozambique call himself mutsonga that is madness.
Legendary interview, it was necessary for the culture 🙌🏾
For someone who has never set foot in a classroom, you've done brilliantly, hard work pays off!
A great interview with the legendary papa Penny
Dam Mashabela, you are a super star,best interview, if you can see your face, very humble.😂
Aaah Papa Penny I enjoyed watching this very humble and so much wisdom I've learnt so much from listening to you thank Bra Dave for inviting this legend
After watching this interview, i am now more convinced Peter Teanet died because of the "beef". Papa Penny is a good story teller and a proud African of note.
Great interview King Mdeva. Documenting South African history
Papa Penny has moves for days 😂❤️❤️❤️🕺🕺
Papa Penny is a great storyteller. Ha mi khensa Nkovani and Big ups to King Dave 🎉
Shout out to grootman King David for bringing the legendary Papa Penny.
What a beautiful soul, thankyou King David for inviting him!
Love how patient Mr David is when it comes to discussions... thank you very much for the wonderful episode. I've been playing Papa Penny songs for the past month and the discussion topped it up!❤
A true legend, he deserves his flowers while alive. Honesty on another level.
What an intelligent great man he is Baba’Penny
What a great interview, i think Penny Penny shud get a writer & put this amazing story in a book for the future generation to get inspiration from, my 3hrs ws really worth the listening 🎶
This man must be celebrated while he is still alive,he is the man for me
He can't be celebrated just for being shangan
Papa Penny is my legend, very funny has imparted me with loads of knowledge
This is a Golden conversation, salutations for the great production Mr Mashabela💯💯💯
Enjoyed the interview. Papa P has led an interesting life. So calm, the presenter too
‘I realised Joburg is not for one’😂
This has to be one of the best podcast/interview I've ever seen. All I can say is "WOW", how original genuine and captivating. I've always know of Papa Penny but not I feel like I know him, Congra guys, welldone. I didn't expct to watch the entire podcast but here I am 3 hours later, great
😂😂😂 even Zulu's are shangan
Papa Penny is a legend 💥still very good and his music will live forever💯 I remember while I was young my older will brother will play his music over and over
Beautiful interview. If you enjoyed it, please like the video. Im sure King David would like to see the engagement increase. Especially because its free and he doesn't have to do this for us.
Much appreciated!
Papa penny ahee i know his song since 1994 until now the people of mozambique call me by yogo yogo of mozambique khomissa shj swesso papa kovani
What a great human being. Self taught. Amazing.
For someone who didn't go to school Papa Penny's English is good
Thank you David im insipired Papa Penny the legend very confident in himself and not ashamed of himself ...a lot of us the young can learn a lot from him
Thank you Papa Penny for your humanitarian efforts. God bless you. Big ups for also fighting for artists 👏👏👏
Ha nyungubya swinene hi nwina papa Penny, thank you David for bringing this legend to your studio no dull moment with him
😂😂😂😂 Papa Penny is funny Ahee tltltltltl kaofela kemaShangaan they are using their mother's surnames tltltltltl aaah you gotta love this guy
I love his song "Remote" ❤❤❤
Ahee Papa Penny, I'm thankful to know this man whose always happy and loving. Thank you David, what an interview
I love this man,he is such an inspiration
I'm herr for the Papa Penny English ❤❤❤😊
When Peta Teanet died, Penny Penny released Juri Juri cleaning his name of all the accusations made against him.
Wow I enjoyed the interview and learned a lot about embracing our music. I take the life lessons from here, that it is not over until God says so. Peni Peni loves God too much.
David Mashabela killed this interview, he started speaking as papa Penny🤣🤣😂😂😂, hes a really great interviewer
I dont write because i don't know the teacher 😂our legend i love him
King David. I enjoy your interviews. This one of Papa Penny and the one of an Airport cop that got arrested.
He is the king...a true African son of soil
I love this man, I don't know why his show stopped playing on Mzansi Magic
This one has been a deep and informative episode.. Thank you for sharing.. The education this is giving for us Africans, knowing who we are and what's expected of us as spiritual beings.. ❤️❤️❤️