Amapiano artist Benzoo links up with Bukzin Keyz and Tango Supreme on “Mopepe,” a dance record built around one repeated chant. The word does most of the talking here, since it loops through nearly the whole song. Midway, a shout-out calls Bukzin Keyz by name and asks for the log drum. The lyrics stay fixed on the party, with talk of vibes and enjoying the moment. Lyric sites show that chant carrying almost the entire record.
Benzoo and Bukzin Keyz are no strangers to each other. Microwave carries both of them, plus Scotts Maphuma and Bob Mabena among others. They also share Izolo, which has six names across the credits. Still, Mghulugudu carries just the two of them.
Bukzin Keyz also has Bo Lavo, a record with Felo Le Tee and Tman Xpress. Spotify bills all three together, while Audiomack lists it under Benzoo with the other two as features. On Soundcharts, that record tops the Spotify popularity list for Botswana artists with a score of 64. “Mopepe” runs just under three minutes, and even first-time listeners pick up the chant quickly.
Can you get through Benzoo – “Mopepe” without chanting along? Drop your answer in the comments below.
