Uncle Waffles continues to stamp her global footprint in the music world, proving once again why she’s one of the most exciting acts to emerge from South Africa’s Amapiano movement. The DJ and producer, often celebrated as the “princess of Amapiano,” recently made waves in New York City, where she linked up with American rapper and producer Cash Cobain.
Fresh from her sold-out show, Uncle Waffles took to Instagram to share her gratitude for the overwhelming support she received during her latest U.S. tour stop. “NYC. We did it AGAIN! Thank you so much for always ALWAYS coming out for me🥹❤️ Alsoooo ahhhhh thank you to all my surprise guests🥹❤️🫵,” she wrote, alongside snaps from the electrifying night.
Her New York performance was nothing short of spectacular, pulling in a crowd of Amapiano enthusiasts, curious newcomers, and international stars who came to vibe with the DJ. The atmosphere was a fusion of cultures, with Uncle Waffles holding her own on the decks and creating an unforgettable night of rhythm, dance, and global connections.
One of the highlights of the night was her link-up with Cash Cobain, the American rapper and producer known for his trailblazing sound in the New York rap scene. The meeting has already sparked fan speculation about a possible collaboration, which could blend Amapiano’s deep grooves with the genre-bending style of Cobain.
But that wasn’t the only star moment of her night in the Big Apple. Uncle Waffles also crossed paths with Dominican rapper and Latin trap artist Tokischa, as well as DJ Jae Murphy, further proving her ability to move across cultures and genres seamlessly.
Currently in the middle of her global tour, Uncle Waffles has been steadily building her reputation as one of the most in-demand DJs in the world. From rocking festival stages to club venues, she has become a cultural bridge, introducing Amapiano to new audiences across continents.
