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Kelvin Momo Speaks Out: “There’s No More Unity in the Music Game”

Lethabo Keakestwe
Last updated: 2026/02/26 at 10:33 AM
By Lethabo Keakestwe 3 Min Read
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Amapiano heavyweight Kelvin Momo has sparked conversation across the industry after openly expressing concern about the growing division within the music scene. The producer and DJ, known for his soulful sound and consistent delivery of hits, recently took to his Instagram Story to share his thoughts, writing: “There’s no more unity in this music game.”

The statement immediately caught the attention of fans and fellow artists, especially considering Kelvin Momo’s influential position within Amapiano. For years, the genre has been praised for its sense of collaboration and unity, with artists frequently working together and uplifting one another. His words suggest that something has shifted behind the scenes.

Kelvin Momo is not the only one to raise concerns. Major League DJz have previously spoken about divisions forming within camps in the industry, hinting at internal tensions. These sentiments point toward a broader issue affecting the genre’s once tightly knit community.

Amapiano was widely regarded as one of the most united movements in South African music. Producers, vocalists, DJs, and dancers often shared platforms, sounds, and opportunities. Collaborative projects were common, and the genre’s growth was fueled by a collective spirit. Now, with one of its giants voicing concern, many are questioning what has changed.

Some fans speculate that financial disputes — particularly around royalties and payments — may be contributing to the tension. Conversations about artists not being fairly compensated have become more frequent in recent years. As the genre has expanded globally and streaming numbers have increased, disagreements over money and recognition may be straining relationships.

Despite the concerns, supporters remain hopeful. Social media reactions to Kelvin Momo’s post show fans urging artists to come together again and restore the unity that once defined Amapiano. Many believe that collaboration, transparency, and open communication are key to preserving the genre’s strength.

Kelvin Momo’s statement serves as both a warning and a call for reflection. As Amapiano continues to dominate charts and international stages, maintaining unity could be essential for its long-term sustainability.

The question now is whether industry players will take this moment as an opportunity to rebuild bridges. If Amapiano’s past has proven anything, it’s that unity has always been its greatest strength.

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Lethabo Keakestwe February 26, 2026 February 26, 2026
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