RocoMamas and Scorpion Kings Bring the King’s Feast to FNB Stadium -

DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small sat down for a chat with GLM about their latest collab with RocoMamas. The Scorpion Kings were bringing the heat, and not just with their music — the Papta Sting burger was about to take the town by storm.

DJ Maphorisa kicked things off: “Amapiano’s put SA on the map, you know? It’s not just about the music; it’s our culture, our language, our creativity vibing globally. Proud moment, man.”

As Heritage Month was around the corner, DJ Maphorisa reflected on what the international success of Amapiano meant to him: “It means a lot, bruh. Amapiano comes from home. Seeing it succeed globally reminds me how powerful our culture is.”

Kabza De Small jumped in, “Food’s a big part of our culture, like atchar — it brings back memories, brings people together, just like music does.” He couldn’t wait to share the Papta Sting’s bold, spicy flavour with fans: “Our music’s like that too — it’s meant to make you feel something.”

The duo were stoked about the RocoMamas collab. “Putting our personalities into food was fresh, exciting,” DJ Maphorisa said. Kabza De Small added, “We have so much to be proud of. Collaborations like this help us celebrate and share our culture.”

As leaders of a global cultural movement, Kabza De Small had some wisdom for emerging artists: “Stay true to yourself and your roots. That’s what makes you different, and people connect with that.”

The FNB Stadium concert was going to be epic, and the King’s Feast menu was the perfect pre-game. Kabza De Small smiled, “Fans can celebrate the Scorpion Kings through music and food. It’s a celebration of our culture, our music, and how far we’ve come.”