By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
After years of hustling in the shadows of Zimbabwe’s music scene, Hulengende has finally hit the jackpot — and what a hit it is! His latest track, High (Fadza Madzimai, Tundi), has exploded onto the scene, turning the once-overlooked artist into a viral sensation.
Released just two weeks ago, the song has already racked up a staggering 568,000 views on YouTube — and it’s not slowing down.
But what’s behind this sudden rise? Let’s just say High (Fadza Madzimai, Tundi) is stirring up a whole lot more than just streams.
The cheeky, streetwise lyrics have everyone talking.
While the title loosely translates to “please the ladies,” the song dives deep into adult innuendo — with Hulengende using coded lingo that borders on the provocative.
In one memorable line, he cheekily shifts from “Cyclone Idai” to “Cyclone Tundai” — a bold metaphor for, well . . . let’s just say, intense moments of pleasure.
Yet, High (Fadza Madzimai,Tundi) isn’t your typical Zim dancehall banger. In a surprise twist, Hulengende has stepped away from the genre he’s long tried to conquer and embraced the infectious rhythms of Amapiano — South Africa’s biggest musical export right now. And guess what? It suits him.
The beat is smooth, the hook is catchy, and the vibes are pure fire. Featuring rising artist Imvi, the track keeps things simple but addictive — the kind of song you can’t help but play on repeat.
Social media is doing what it does best — taking things to the next level. TikTok is currently ablaze with the #FadzaMadzimaiChallenge, as fans across the globe join in the fun with dances, skits, and even dramatic interpretations of the song’s risqué lyrics.
Adding to the buzz, Hulengende’s outspoken fiancée Malloti — herself an aspiring musician — is expecting their first child.
Talk about timing! With a baby on the way and a viral hit under his belt, Hulengende is living through his own whirlwind (or should we say cyclone) moment.
For an artist who’s long been written off for his crude lyrics and unpredictable style, this is a well-earned moment in the spotlight.
High (Fadza Madzimai, Tundi) might just be the track that finally makes Hulengende a household name — not just for the shock value, but for genuinely catchy music.
Looks like Amapiano was the lane he should’ve taken all along.
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