Never assume people had it easy because they are successful. This interview teaches us to be kind to one another. People are going through stuff in silent 🙏🏽

The deep breath he took to retell the story of his parents. Our stories as Black people are not that far from each other.😩🤨

Somebody tell Clement that we need his own book. I know this might sound old fashion to a lot of you guys but this man must write his own book🙏🏽❣️💯

This is actually one of the best episodes to be broadcasted is because of how genuine and compelling Clement's story is! Guy is so smart with no any fakeness or arrogance

Argh man🥺❤️ He is definitely here to break generational curses❤️ And when you meet him you wouldn’t even know he went through so much. He is so carefree and fun. Very proud of him ❤️

Clemmy telling you the truth about his family background. it was not easy at all. I know him in person 😢, I'm so proud of you brother.(let your haters burn )

Clement Maosa deserves all the good things he's worked hard for in his life....He's been through a lot and I'm glad he has told his story of hardships but he made it and as a Limpopo gent we are proud of his achievements 😎👌🏿🇿🇦🔥🔥

This story hit close to my home...1998 lost my father was 12. 2015 lost my brother 2019 May lost my mother 2019 June lost my other brother. "LIFE IS A WAR GUYS"

Another dope episode.I think 90% of Black kids can relate to Clement’s childhood story😤

Clement is a serious chiller 😂😂. He sounds like he never misses an episode..

Clement's story gives a lot of hope 😭😭😭, he can write a very good book.

Did you notice that Clement is playing his life episodes on skeem saam? Growing up disadvantaged and envying other kids life, His father dying, studying for a degree and end up not in that profession, giving back to the community, being a late bloomer even on screen.

Until you experience witchcraft you won't believe it... I can relate to Clement's story 😢😢😭😧

What an interview Clement is very smart and he has achieved a lot from dark background.

Clement came to tell his story and firm about it💯… you can see by how he doesn’t wanna overly entertain deviations from his story telling. A gent on a mission. Another enjoyable episode👌🏾.

Not me getting all teary. This was honestly one of the best interviews ❤

I think Clement told the story of 90%of black kids in South Africa

Subtitles were muuuch better today! Thanks Maligant!! Love from Kenya

Clement deserves everything that's coming his ways😭😭. He's so intelligent ♥️♥️♥️

We need celebs like Clement to encourage kids to work hard & to keep going...No matter how your background is. Not these IT girls abathengisa indunu & lie as if they worked hard. We need real people with real stories. Mac G shout out Dawg.

Big up to Clement, your story is inspirational, i hope young people will learn from this.

His story needs to be turned into a Film and him as am executive producer. He can even act his Character. He can make a lot of money out of this for real. I thought of those dstv short stories

I used to attend SCO with him at turfloop, he was withdrawn I thought uyatigela kanti he was going through the lost of his parents. I was also introvert myself I couldn't reach out to him, I didn't even realize I was going through the most, just happy he made

Clement must have a movie made from his life, like how does one person go through so much and come out winning 👏👏 dope interview 🙌

Clement is such a great storyteller. From humble beginnings to a happy ending. Love to see it 🤌🏿☺️

I am a chiller never commented before but I am proud of this young men and I grew up in that part of the world bochum keep up the good work bro.

True definition of "Light at the end of the tunnel". When you have been in a tunnel that is either dark or dimly lit, you appreciate the light, the relief and the freedom that comes with it. Clement holds the torch and with his light, he can light so many of our torches because he knows what it feels like to walk in a dark tunnel. Much love to you Clement for sharing your story with us. ☀️

Podcast interviews always re-introduce a person to us and give us a brand new perspective! ♥️… Skeem Saam is one of the best shows that has stood the test of time💫💫💫

So Clement & Kwaito's stories are similar. Makes sense how he manged to settle well on the role

I have newfound respect for this man. What a warrior!🙌

Who else clapped along when the crew started clapping?🥹🥹👏🏿👏🏿💚

So we here today enjoying Clement Maosa❤️. Phakama Chiller

MacG is a really good interviewer 🏅🎓

If there is one thing I have learnt from this interview is that: can we please learn to be very kind guys, people have gone through so much and some still are going through hell in life, all they need is unconditional love and support❤️ let’s be kind🙏♥️

Mac G:"I don't know what that mean but it sounds dope."😂😂😂🔥Mac G is in his own league.🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

I'm here for the Homie.and an Alma mater of UL.. Limpopo Chillers standUp for one of our own .This is gonna be a Jump ✊✊✊✊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉😄😄😄😄Fireworks...

So vele I'm the only one who gets goose bumps when Clement talks

Clement Maosa have been through a lot xem, and he is really inspiration to youth . He is the Prove that we all have Purpose here on Earth 🧐

I can relate, especially going to varsity without computer skills, and not being eloquent in English, yoh it used to be a hustle but thank GOD we made it... Very proud of you mkhaya, Im also from Bochum(Maupye)

I also experienced that thing of being laughed at when you speak english by these gauteng kids when I got to university. Now tables have changed. I have more money than all of them

Clement is handling MacG very well👌

A classic example of why I watch this podcast…and a chiller - DOCUMENTING BLACK EXCELLENCE! Clemente’s story is special

Shout out to Clement for not giving up because he went through alot. This guy mental strength is on another level.

Clement is a whole mood, you guys should’ve had him on a brunch episode. He was gonna rock the live audience

I actually relate to Clement's story when talking about witchcraft as it's something I picked up from some of my relatives who didn't want my mom and my siblings to achieve or progress in life. Till this die, they are still practicing witchcraft on us but the God we pray has protected us

😂🤣One thing about Clement he doesn't want be disturbed when telling his stories, what I have realized is dat he doesn't forget what he was saying before , he pick up where he left.

I love that Zamokuhle was interviewed and he has nothing to sell. Just a telling his story. I loved it

This guy is amazing! You look handsome and a very smart gent! I’m glad you got this far. You’re truly an inspiration. Bless you and your family.

Clement is a whole inspiration . I've got so much love for him.

Coming from Limpopo myself, I can relate so much to Clement's story. I'm so proud that he has risen above all

But people can be so cruel, laughing at a fellow student because of their accent 🙄 I wonder what they feel now seeing him flourish. Such an inspirational story.

Well spoken so proud of him... Through it all God has been with him🙏🙏

I watched 'Kwaito' grow on screen it's amazing to hear his story🥰

The nice thing about this podcast is that it echoes what I always tell people : just because your journey, life experience, family background and beliefs, you are not superior argue with other people's human experience. That's life and each of us has their own story and truth.

Yooo I always say Clement Maosa is my role model. He is always strike and strive to reach his goal. His life story keeps me going hle. I always share his story with my learners.. just to say nothing comes easy

MacG always shellshocked when they tell him stories of witchcraft. Astounding because we're in SA, this is probably everywhere.

Clement you are a true inspiration.

Now thats what we call an interview , us as chillers we get a chance to know our favourite celebs on a deeper level . Macg is the best thing that has ever happend to SA. Love from Zimbabwe

OH Man Clement is a breath of fresh air thoroughly enjoyed his interview. He is a great storyteller, but boloi ba limpopo bo strong shame. I wish him all the best in his life.

Loved the episode …. Mac G documenting The best black history 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽…

It’s true when they say never judge a book by it’s cover, I’m glad I watched this, now I’m more motivated and this was a bit touching somehow I can relate….. I loved every sound of this interview 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

You know, I always think I know celebrities and their stories due to the past interviews they’ve had - until they come to podcast and chill. Now it’s like a new person. MacG is the G.O.A.T when it comes to interviewing 👏🔥

My parents are from Bochum and they made it clear to us that we must never set foot there or else it's over. Witchcraft in Bochum is truly some PHD stuff

BIG SHOUTOUT TO MALIGENT MAN THESE SUBTITLES ARE EMACULATE!🔥🔥🔥

Clement you have been through a lot bro. S/O for not giving up.

Had to shed a tear man, thanks for reviving the black child you can in me. 🖤

I was not willing to watch this interview cos I don't really watch skeem saam, but the chilerism in me made me watch it and it is one for the books... This interview should be played for alot of kids at rural areas. 💯💯

eish mara what doesn't kill us definitely knows who we belong to...I'm literally emotional to think about that most black children had to face self doubt because of their background eish is deep I can relate

Chillers let's go support the chillers market black event this Sunday. Tickets are only R50. Let's make it a norm to trade amongst ourselves. Let's all participate in the change we want to see. #supportlocalbusiness

Clement is a real chiller, he even knows the lingo.... 🔥🔥

Damn......this guy went through alot .God bless and i hope he achieves all that he wants

Goosebumps throughout this episode. Thanks clement

I have a new found love for clement ❤️💐

Witchcraft is so bad that they'd turn up the whole bus full of people into ashes just to get rid of you, they spare all lives for you. That's how bad it is.

This is the most emotional episode Podcast and Chill with MacG has ever had. I felt it from the beginning till the end. Well done to Clement Maosa for being so successful despite all you've been through and God keep blessing you, bro! I'm inspired!!!😭👏❤️🔥❤️🔥

What a touching story. McG Please consider doing an episode on Witchcraft. Most black families have had similar experiences. It will surely be an eye opener.

Amen Amen!!!!!! Huuuuuuuuuuu I am loving him more! What a humble and very strong man. ❤️ ❤️

To a young or old Clement listening to this, hang in there♥️..You might never get to be TV or Book famous but your best is yet to come in your little corner, 🕯🕯

I’m so proud to be a Pedi girl now! I’m also from Bochum and his accent arg I sound exactly like him😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️love him!

Limpopo boys in the building💪💯🔥.. S/O to all my Limpopians out there😂😂🤝

I love Clement Shem, he such a nice person ❤️

Eish your parents are Proud of you where they are Clement Maosa, they are proud of you my man, keep up the good work, and please put God first

One thing I truly appreciate about MacG is that, what ever question he sees that you not comfortable to answer or you dodging, he keeps it moving and laugh it of. He doesn’t make it awkward for his guests.

This man right here is truly an inspiration ❤😆🤞🏽

I relate alot to his story 😪 . Thank you for this ❤🙏

Its awesome to have a chiller on the show!”dont leave me hanging👊🏼”

Growing up in the village myself, I never thought I'd live to hear our real stories shared in interviews. I struggle with explaining my childhood because of how challenging and dark it was. Kannete Modimo o tseba tšohle ka maphelo a rena.

I am from Limpopo as well… live in the US now … my mom and dad had a big ceremony for thy wedding in 2019 (that we, thy kids put together since thy never had one) and 5 months later she dead … no explanation nothing … started getting sick close to the date and in May passed … so I feel him …

Your story very touching Clement I send my love from Zambia

His story consoled me, I went through the same challenge , I wish we always listen to this

"you're like 'it's working'"? 😂😂 MacG is the right person to share your sad story with cause man's can make light of any situation and that's very important... What a dope interview.. Most of us village Boys relate.

This podcast is really a great place to tell your story!! Wish I could go...

Other podcasts are watching this interview...they are chillers

It's funny how I relate a lot to what Clemet went through. The most dangerous thing about being ambitious is that you stop at nothing to try to get to where you want to be that even in moments of sadness and grief you rather ignore everything. Yet there comes a time when all of that trauma just comes in all at once and you find yourself having wrong emotions on the right times where situations are better than the old. It's been more than 7 years yet loss of my parents is still as fresh as yesterday and yet, all these are emotions delayed from when one had to have them. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

One thing to learn from this interview is the spiritual realm is real.❤

Mans tells a story about how boloi resulted in his mom's death and the next question he gets right after the story is "Do you believe in boloi?' Bathong 🤣🤣

The computer story resonated with me because I was also exposed to a computer only in the first year. Months after my first year, I typed an assignment and I did not know that I had to save IT (back in the days tsa floppy disks), came Monday, I wanted to print out my assignment only to realize I hadn't saved it...the pain.....Great interview!

This episode took a toll on me, I’ve never cried like this in a while, Clements story is a real testimony which I can relate to …. When it feels like it’s the end God makes a beginning

I'm so proud of Clement for escaping poverty may God continue to open doors for him❤

This is the most raw Podcast I've seen to date. S/O to Clement for being able to open up about everything. ♥️🔥