Following the success of his month of love anthem Bang’bonile, Xduppy returns with a brand new single, Lwetse. Released earlier this year, Bang’bonile became a major talking point after surpassing 2 million streams and inspiring nearly 20,000 TikTok creations within its first week.

Now, Xduppy is shifting the focus toward ambition, hunger and the pursuit of success with Lwetse. Borrowed from the Sesotho word bolwetse, meaning illness, the song compares the drive to chase money and success to something impossible to shake off. Built as both a club anthem and a street soundtrack, the single is already gaining momentum online through a growing TikTok dance challenge.

With playlist support across Apple Music in South, West and East Africa, as well as the top cover spot on Spotify’s New Amapiano playlist, Xduppy continues to cement his place as one of the rising names shaping the future of the genre.

Following the success of his month of love anthem Bang&rsquo;bonile, Xduppy returns with a brand new single, Lwetse. Released earlier this year, Bang&rsquo;bonile became a major talking point after surpassing 2 million streams and inspiring nearly 20,000 TikTok creations within its first week.
Now, Xduppy is shifting the focus toward ambition, hunger and the pursuit of success with Lwetse. Borrowed from the Sesotho word bolwetse, meaning illness, the song compares the drive to chase money and success to something impossible to shake off. Built as both a club anthem and a street soundtrack, the single is already gaining momentum online through a growing TikTok dance challenge.
With playlist support across Apple Music in South, West and East Africa, as well as the top cover spot on Spotify&rsquo;s New Amapiano playlist, Xduppy continues to cement his place as one of the rising names shaping the future of the genre.

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