Pitso Mosimane: Former Bafana Bafana Coach Shared His Honest Opinion About South African Music

• Pitso Mosimane has shared his views on South African sound, Amapiano
• The ex-Bafana Bafana coach aired his thoughts on his official X handle
• Mosimane's opinion stirred different reactions from fans on social media

Former Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane has dabbled out of football as he shared his honest opinion about South African music popularly known as Amapiano.

Amapiano is the latest style of sound that has been utilised not just by South Africans but also by other African countries, especially Nigeria.

The sound, which originates from South Africa, has been accepted globally.

A South African media outfit, SLIKOUR ONLIFE, interviewed Producer & DJ Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa about the growth of Amapiano and the genre's future.

Mosimane took to his official handle on X (formerly known as Twitter) to air his opinion about the topic.

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"Personally, I think SA music has never had a huge impact globally like it is now, and I am happy to be wrong," he said.

"The world knows about Amapiano. I name drop you everywhere I am. 💪🏿🇿🇦👏👏👏"

The former Mamelodi Sundowns manager's opinion stirred different reactions from fans on the social media platform.

@Fanito20107401 said:

"Thank you for the recognition and appreciation Coach #Amapianototheworld."

@neo_mda said:

"The power of social media plays a huge role coupled with creativity. Unlike before when there used to be monopoly to give airtime to a few artists who had monetary relations with radio hosts or tv. Right now you do your thing & put it on social media without all those hindrances."

@mpho_toni said:

"Yes, the yanos have gone global mainly because of quality of production. It's top class 👌🏿 The new producers are doing wonders, and the singers, composers and arrangers put in a good effort to ensure what they release out there is a great product"

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Albert39174311 said:

"South Africa is a special place. Kwaito was another one, Ofcourse the social media was not as accessible as it now. We must take advantage of this cloud and sell South Africa to the world"

Mosimane set to join Saudi club

Sports Brief also reported that Pitso Mosimane is set to be announced as the new coach of Saudi Pro League side.

Reports have it that the former Mamelodi Sundowns manager has jetted out of South Africa to finalise terms with the Middle East team.