MaWhoo Lights Up the Stage at Kelvin Momo’s One-Man Show Performing 'Izono', SA in Awe
- Amapiano music sensation MaWhoo was one of the performers at Kelvin Momo's One Man Show
- The singer has worked with the music producer, and she performed one of their biggest hit song
- Netizens were in awe over MaWhoo's stunning beauty and banging body, saying she owned the stage
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Trust MaWhoo to nail almost all of her performances. The amapiano music sensation recently went viral following a performance at Kelvin Momo's One Man Show.
The amapiano singer performed the hit song Izono. The song was a result of the collaborative efforts of Kelvin Momo, MaWhoo, Babalwa M and Chley. The hit was taken from Momo's 2022 album, Amukelani.
MaWhoo and Momo have worked on several songs in the past, such as Amaphupho, Qhoqhoho and Makhelwane, just to name a few.
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Mzansi in awe over MaWhoo's performance
The singer caught many people by surprise, but one thing's for sure, that banging body, powerful voice and perfect stage charisma was enough to keep everybody in awe.
@MonteBlanq asked:
"Where was this? Is she even real?"
@TheMelanatedGod said:
"Yoh, guys!"
@zothile_t reacted"
"My Queen! I'm obsessed with MaWhoo, but her dance skills are a hot mess."
@Uvoldn99 exclaimed:
"Yoh! Such a great body."
@SIMBA58912083 asked:
"One man show, then boom, you have other artists? What is this kanti, or is he only performing songs done with the artist?"
@SdizoRSA said:
"This song reminds me of cheeky tiger."
The video was posted by The Yanos Updates on X, 27 July 2025.
MaWhoo named Spotify Africa's Equal Ambassador
If she is not rocking stages, MaWhoo is making an impact on the global stage. In July 2025, the Ngilimele hitmaker was named Spotify Africa's Equal Ambassador. The collaboration sought to recognise various African artists monthly and enhance their global visibility.
MaWhoo shared valuable advice for women about navigating the challenging music industry. MaWhoo revealed that she was bullied when she entered the music industry.
“There was a time when people made me do music and sounds that didn’t speak to me. I couldn’t express myself fully,” she said.
"As a woman, stand your ground. Don't please others be favoured or sell your would. Teach people to respect you and your decisions. Being part of equal shows I'm seen and doing something right," she added.
MaWhoo embroiled in R1million lawsuit
In a previous report from Briefly News, MaWhoo faced legal action after she was served with a letter of demand on 16 May 2025 by Blue Screen Entertainment. The singer allegedly made some controversial remarks about the organisers of the event. Blue Screen gave MaWhoo until 19 May 2025 to retract and apologise. However, MaWhoo never uttered a word, so they took things further by filing the lawsuit.
The company claimed that MaWhoo's statements were "reckless and unfounded", adding that its reputation was harmed. The company further demanded "R1 million in damages, interest at 15.5% per annum, and legal costs on an attorney-client scale."
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