Rising amapiano star Young Stunna has joined the chorus of tributes pouring in for the late Presley Chweneyagae, a beloved South African actor who passed away at the age of 40. Known for his breakout role in the Oscar-winning film Tsotsi, Chweneyagae’s passing has left many South Africans heartbroken, including Young Stunna, who took to Instagram to express his grief.
In an emotional post, Young Stunna reflected on the personal bond he shared with the legendary actor. “Now we gonn’ miss him bothering us after a performance in PTA, literally the only goat who pulls up at groove wearing flip flops and a golfer. Rest easy Malumz,” he wrote, accompanying his words with a photo of Chweneyagae. The heartfelt message offered a glimpse into the actor’s vibrant personality and the warmth he brought even in casual encounters.
While Presley Chweneyagae was widely recognized for his dramatic roles and contribution to South African cinema, it’s clear that he had a strong presence beyond the screen, touching lives across creative industries. Young Stunna’s tribute highlights a different side of the actor—one that resonated with the younger generation and the local music scene.
The post has since gone viral, drawing reactions from fellow artists, fans, and celebrities who echoed Young Stunna’s sentiments. Many remembered Chweneyagae not only for his powerful performances but also for his approachable, down-to-earth demeanor that made him a favorite among many.
Young Stunna, known for his smash hits and high-energy performances, often honors his roots and culture through music and community interactions. His tribute stands as a powerful reminder of the interconnectedness between South Africa’s music and film industries—and how one icon’s influence can ripple across generations.
Presley Chweneyagae’s passing marks a significant loss in the country’s entertainment landscape, but as tributes continue to pour in, it is clear that his legacy lives on in the hearts of many, including the new wave of artists like Young Stunna.
As South Africa mourns, Young Stunna’s words serve as both a tribute and a celebration of the life of a man who inspired, entertained, and left a lasting impression on those lucky enough to know him—whether through the screen or at the groove.
