Pabi Cooper, Boohle and Focalistic are once again proving why they remain some of the most influential voices in South Africa’s music scene. The trio is celebrating a major milestone after their hit single “Pelo Tse Thata” officially surpassed 1 million views on YouTube, marking another big achievement in their growing careers.
The track, which also features W/ Mulest Vankay alongside production support from DJ Maphorisa, has quickly become a fan favorite, especially among the Pitori crowd. Known for their energetic presence and ability to create culturally resonant anthems, the artists have delivered a song that blends powerful vocals, infectious beats and undeniable street flavor.
“Pelo Tse Thata” has captured listeners with its authentic sound and relatable energy. The collaboration brings together Pabi Cooper’s vibrant charisma, Boohle’s soulful and emotive vocals, and Focalistic’s signature Pitori-infused rap style. The chemistry between the artists shines through, making the song both a dancefloor anthem and a celebration of Pretoria’s musical influence.
The music video has played a significant role in pushing the song to the 1 million mark. Beautifully curated, the visuals are packed with high-energy dance sequences, stylish street scenes and colorful aesthetics that reflect the heart of kasi culture. The choreography, fashion and overall vibe give the video replay value, encouraging fans to keep coming back for more.
Dance has always been a powerful element in amapiano and Pitori-inspired music, and “Pelo Tse Thata” fully embraces that culture. From viral dance moments to crowd singalongs, the song has resonated strongly with supporters who proudly represent the Pitori movement.
Reaching 1 million views on YouTube is no small feat in today’s competitive digital space. It reflects not only the popularity of the song but also the loyal fanbases that Pabi Cooper, Boohle and Focalistic have built over the years. The milestone adds to their list of achievements and further solidifies their impact on the amapiano and hip hop scenes.
With the numbers continuing to rise, it’s clear that “Pelo Tse Thata” still has plenty of momentum. The artists are showing no signs of slowing down as they continue to push boundaries and celebrate their roots through music.
If you haven’t yet experienced the vibrant energy of “Pelo Tse Thata,” now is the perfect time. Make sure to keep streaming and watching the music video as it continues its climb beyond the million-view milestone.
Watch “Pelo Tse Thata” HERE.
