Who's listening to this with me in August 2024. Things song was theree before i was born and it made my childhood.

Old is Gold 🎉 anyone listening to this in 2024

2024 still hitting....my Dad was a Carpenter back in the days and could repeat the song the whole day...thanks to Radio cassetes and compact disks....he would roll the disk with a pen to repeat the song.....sometimes we listen to songs just for memories

Today marks the 37th anniversary of this song Happy Women’s day to all the women of the world, much love from Nigeria.

The song that never gets old still rocking it into 2023🤩 Remember rocking it that year with my sweet mum ❤️ Rest on mum I miss u a lot

Ethiopian 🇪🇹 guy in the USA watching this wonderful masterpiece today February 17,2024!! Wonderful song 🎵 ❤️

If ur here in 2024 UR A REAL FAN !!!!!!❤

Anyone vibing to this in July,2024? Come & meet your fellow 😊

Songs that never get old. The genuine quality music of the 80s and 90s with loads of memories. Still listening to this song in 2024. From Zambia🇿🇲

Who's still listening from Nigeria 🇳🇬, evergreen. In 2024 and counting

Anyone from 2024👇

This song reached to every corner of Africa even before the internet. Edit: sending everyone love from Kenya

Who's still listening to this beautiful music in 2023? This music blessed my childhood while growing up in the 80s. Beautiful childhood memories.

If you here June 2024 ❤ … you living the life 😊

Who's listening this song in 2024 like me??? Don't pass without like my comment

I believe this song rocked the whole African continent, because in my country Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 it was a hit, I heard it years later after I was born and it was still rocking.... Long live Yvonne

Proudly South African as a whitewoman, I LOVE Yvonne!!!!!!!!!!

I just woke up today 22/07/2024 with this song in my head and felt like streaming, Thanks Chaka

Podcastandchill sent me here🫢😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥

Ugandas representative in 2024 much love to this lady

Am proud of Yvonne she never praised only her country but she praised Africa as a continent, I love her music 🎶 🎵

Growing up in Kenya!.this song used to play almost everyday in the evenings on a radio..was a kid ... Memories 😭😭😭😭

In the year 3000, you living Africans will read this message, we suffered a lot so that you could have the current life that you have today. Colonization freedom peace development we had to fight and shed blood too much life in human loss was shed. Be proud to be African and have lots of courage.

March 2024 I'm fidelis from Nigeria,I so much love to play this music all the time. I was 7yrs when I do watch this music on black and white television early 90s

Was in Boarding school 🏫 1988 when this beautiful song 🎵 was like National Anthem in Nigeria 🇳🇬...Nostalgia❤❣️❤

31 yrs now , but sounds like yesterday. No wonder she is referred to as " South African song bird" . Great daughter of African soil.

Qui écoute encore en 2024 cette belle chanson ! merci à tv congo 😉

The song that never get old... Still here Jume 5th 2024.

I thought I'm the only who listens to this old songs , no matter how many years it has passed it still slaps..🔥🔥 # 2022

As a Gambian (West African), this song used to be my jam when I was a child and still is a jam now that I’m 28 yrs and married 😊❤🥰

2024 representing Zambia---Laka ba guy to the best continent of them all.Africa

here in april 2024 and the umqombothi still hits like never before

my mom uses to like this song so much when I was a kid, may her soul rest in peace.

From Zambia: I've loved everyone's good comment on our memorable songs of the decades.Surely 80s and 90s were, are days with full of it's joyous brimming and peaceful moments in most parts of our mother Africa. Still new my soul. Happy 2024 everyone here.

I'm here, March 2024, listening to this classic song.

SOUTH AFRICANS ARE THE BEST WHEN IT COMES TO MUSIC

The beauty of African music is that it continues to live for many years

Amapiano has come and gone but this is still a hit 🇰🇪🇰🇪

I used to listen to this song in 1998 on my Grandpa's Radio. May his soul continue resting in peace 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🇿🇲.

KZfaq is the closest thing we have to a time machine.

I'm leaving my comment here so that anyone who like it, i will come back to listen to this classic 🎉

This kind of music will never be matched to by the amapiano generation. 80's and 90's south African music will be heard for generations to come .❣️❣️

As somebody who has parents from Nigeria, I can confirm I love listening to African Music like this!

Brings so much childhood memories 😅...we were like "ng'ombe za Meru hazina magoti"😂..much love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

Am proud to be African ❤️❤️

I'm Kenyan Ethiopian and my mom always made me listen to this, I now realize she's always had a great taste of music and I'm glad I can actually listen to this anytime ❤

2024 and I'm still here😂😂❤❤❤ much love

I was born in early 2000,s but we still used to sing Yvonne's songs at school during speechdays and events

Growing up in Ghana, this was the song I used to dance to at every party. Wow! It still sounds great.

Some songs never get old. It's June 2022 and the sound still sounds fresh and original.

In Zimbabwe this song has its own set of Shona lyrics,,,South Africans make timeless music!

Listening from Biafra land under Nigerian occupation, top notch music from the eighties.

This was a period of time when people sang with immense passion

Thank you Yvonne Chaka Chaka. From Nigeria🇳🇬 It formed part of my childhood.

am here listening 'in 2024,from kenya

Enjoying umqobotsi to as a prelude to my birthday 🎉🎉❤

When Chaka Chaka brought love 💕 of all Africa to South Africa. No xenophobia No violence One love 💕💕💕💕 Africa. Almost a National Anthem in Nigeria in 1988 no Day is complete without this music.

So in Kenya when I was young my friends were like Bwana Asamehe, Yesu Mkombozi......🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.. We thought it was some gospel song..... But this has remained a jam all through the passage of time. God bless Africa, God bless E.A. region 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

I will definitely pray and strive for this woman’s existence to live on forever. There is no better positive positivity than this seriously love it.

2024 I'm here, been thinking loud, but I feel good after listening because I see real happiness in the video. Love from Nigeria

I'm moved to tears, full of nostalgia. I can remember when my late sister and I as little kids used to listen to this beautiful song, back in 1988. Sweet song with powerful lyrics and rhythm, evergreen, rooted in African culture. Sweet memories.

The songs that remind us of who we really are, and where we come from. Much love from Botswana 🇧🇼

Still watching from Zambia 🇿🇲 in 2024

Just look at her! Our time's musician! No comparison. ❤

Kenyans lets gather here...this song never gets old.,...timeless master piece..." I grew up hearing mkombozi meaning "savior"

South African artists need to give us these kinds of rythms again.

In Cameroon just listening to it this early afternoon. I have been searching for this music. Oh God I love my Africa

My favorite song all the time ... them old days.. I'm still here in 2022

I will not forget when I use to sneak in my dad's room to take the CD and play whenever he travels. I love ur music so much. Love from Nigeria🇳🇬

Is anyone just randomly watching the old songs?

Where are the 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 kenyans?,,,I know I'm not the only one that sang,," yesu mkombozi" growing up ahah,,, a perfect example of good literature, it's timeless 😉

I'm Isaac inside Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭 who is still listening song. Is one of the Africa greatest music ever. I don't understand the language but it blow my mind 🤍💚🇬🇭🇬🇭

Enjoying this song from Morocco, it awakens my African roots 💕

Thanks Chaka Chaka for your talent and your support to libere south Africa

I don't remember how big i was by the time this was the only song playing on all radio stations here in Uganda 🇺🇬

As a kid growing up, I watched this in our black and white TV life was so sweet and peaceful then

I performed this song 🎵 @ every gig when i was a lead singer in a band... Gather here if u agree that this song is EverGreen 🌲👌🏽❤️

Brings back childhood memories. Had no idea this song was talking about beer 😂 how she works hard to make hard working men happy after a long tiring day. Zambia representing 🇿🇲

Gone are those days , the joy we would get when our fathers, uncles and grandfather's were returning from the city

South Africans are king of AfroBeat. Giving Africa and the world hit since days . Nigerians are good but south Africans are great!

After podcast and chill bona kemo 2024

This song holds s strong place in my heart. 31 years old now and I can’t forget how they used to parade us at home and dance to entertain others while playing a cassette radio. I still go for live band as a norm here in Uganda listen to the same music.

Every African country I’ve been in was in love with this song, I hope she knows how much she was loved 🥰

Sung in the 80's, still going strong with the same lyrics and rhythm.

This song deserves 1 billiard of views. My childhood🍒

I cannot wait to relocate from Zimbabwe to the United States and rock all these golden oldies that punctuated key moments in my core memories. 2025 here i come, the world was never ready... Zimbo to the Yankees

Kenyan here! Currently in Brazil.. I missed some African beats and this song was top on my list!!

Children of 80s in kenya 🇰🇪 we really loved n still love the song.

February 2024 and this song still rocks... proud Africa 🇬🇭

This song reminds me of when i wanted to be a South African as a kid😂😂..it's 2024 now and still Gold..much love from Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤

I can't express how I feel when I'm listening this song..it's bring back some memories ..there's anyone here ,he's listening it with me in 2022 ???

This song reminds me of my grandma. she passed away last year and this was one of her favorite songs. I wish I will be able to listen to it without shedding a tear one day. she was such a jewel.

I am a Ghanaian but I love south Africa music, Yvonne chaka chaka 🎉🎉❤

Only God knows why he makes us African so pure and preserve.

I m from dr Congo this song remind me when I was studying in vaal university of technology ,back then I used to date a south African girl that I won't forget . I love this music . maman Yvonne the greatest lady thanks .

Timeless...from my youth in Liberia to my adulting in U.S...Afro-Music never gets old...

Mwamba samweli, everybody, yesu mkombozi 😂😂😂😂😂 my Sunday's school teacher messed me😢😢 and i believed

31st May 2024… This was one of my dad’s favorite songs. Miss him so much!

I was 8 or 9 growing up in Kenya and to this day still remember this song 😂 Had no idea what I was singing but still remember this 😂😭❤️

I started listening to this song when I was very young about 30 years now but it still sounds like new songs, this are people who made south Africa to be what it is today not those who are killing their fellow Africans out of hatred in the name of documents, may we find reasons to love ourselves again as one people Amen.