Amapiano continues to dominate the South African music scene, and 2026 has already delivered its first major milestone. Mulest Vankay, Pcee, and Scotts Maphuma’s hit single “Mark Zuckerberg” featuring Slyzza RSA has officially become the first Amapiano song released in 2026 to surpass 1 million views within a single week on South African YouTube.
The track achieved an impressive 1.095 million weekly views, marking a significant achievement for the collaborators and setting the pace for the genre this year. Not only did the song cross the 1 million mark in just seven days, but it also jumped an incredible 13 spots to secure the #4 position on the South African YouTube Music Chart. This rapid climb reflects both the song’s viral appeal and the growing anticipation surrounding the artists involved.
“Mark Zuckerberg” has proven to be more than just a catchy title. Built on infectious log drums, energetic chants, and a dance-ready beat, the track captures the playful yet hard-hitting spirit that Amapiano fans love. Each artist brings their own flavor to the record — from Mulest Vankay’s smooth delivery to Pcee’s undeniable vocal presence and Scotts Maphuma’s dynamic contribution — while Slyzza RSA adds an extra layer of flair that elevates the collaboration.
A key factor behind the song’s explosive growth is the viral dance challenge attached to it. Social media platforms have been flooded with content creators, dancers, and fans hopping onto the “Mark Zuckerberg” challenge, showcasing their choreography and creative spins on the track. The challenge has amplified the song’s visibility, driving streams and keeping it in constant rotation online.
The achievement is particularly significant because it positions the single as a frontrunner in the early 2026 Amapiano race. With many artists preparing new releases, “Mark Zuckerberg” has set a high standard for commercial impact and audience engagement.
As the views continue to climb and the dance challenge gains even more traction, the collaboration stands as proof that Amapiano’s global momentum shows no signs of slowing down. Mulest Vankay, Pcee, and Scotts Maphuma have not only delivered a certified hit — they’ve also secured their place in the first major success story of 2026’s Amapiano wave.
