DJ Bongz rejects claims that he is poor

DJ Bongz has made it clear that he is not poor.

The star denied the allegations saying he has multiple streams of income making him worth millions.

Responding to accusations that he is struggling, DJ Bongz said that he is actually good and has multiple streams of income.

“Lies! I hear people saying that I’m down and out. They do not know that I am a businessman who is worth millions of rands. My formidable business is buying and selling cars. My source of income is not only music. I also do events in which make people wonder how I am surviving since there is a lot of competition in this industry”

DJ Bongz has a new album titled Road Trip which he stuck to his roots of House music. With the world currently being dominated by Amapiano, he is staying true to his own sound and is not shaken.

“Yes, music has evolved as you know, currently there is a huge dominance of Amapiano. People don’t know that I have done a song with Kabza De Small as the versatile DJ that I am. I can work with anyone. I am not in competition with anyone. I believe I am a big brand and have worked hard to be where I am,” he says. “I have my followers who love my music and whenever I deliver a new project, I make sure that I give my fans good music.”

DJ Bongz opens up as Jamie Foxx drives his gwara gwara dance to new levels

It’s five years now since deejay, dancer and choreographer DJ Bongz, 54, created his gwara gwara dance craze in 2016.

It was an instant hit on the continent and beyond.

Pop icon Rihanna performed gwara gwara dance on stage during the 2018 Grammys. In August 2019, US actor, singer and comedian Jamie Foxx provided large doses of comic relief for his gwara gwara attempt. But one thing that is seriously real is Foxx’s star appeal. He improved his moves and just recently posted a new video of himself doing gwara gwara in gym.

By yesterday, the views of the video posted on his Instagram account had passed the 1.9-million mark, with more than 4,200 comments.

He has since challenged DJ Bongs born Bongani Dlamini to a dance-off.

An elated Bongz, said the whole experience was surreal.

“Hhey mfethu, angazi noba ngiyaphupha [I don’t know if I am dreaming]. You don’t know how to react because these things happen when you least expect them. Cabanga…Jamie even sent a message saying he want us to be in one room and do this thing.

“I am excited that a boy from kwaNdengezi has created a dance move that is taking the whole world by storm.” KwaNdengezi is a township near Pinetown, 32km west of Durban. Other top artists to be seen doing the gwara gwara in the past include Usher and Chris Brown.