Mapara A Jazz - John Vuli Gate [feat Ntosh Gazi & Colano] (music Video) 100%

: The phrase "John, vul’ i-gate" literally translates to "John, open the gate" in Zulu. The artists explained the song's context as welcoming the "stoko" (pretty girls/stock) to a party.

: The official video was released on YouTube by OpenMic Productions on October 19, 2020 , and has since amassed over 23 million views. : The phrase "John, vul’ i-gate" literally translates

"John Vuli Gate" by featuring Ntosh Gazi and Colano was one of South Africa's most significant cultural phenomena of 2020. This Amapiano hit exploded into a nationwide movement, peaking at number one on the South African Shazam charts and reaching the Global Top 50. Key Facts and Cultural Impact "John Vuli Gate" by featuring Ntosh Gazi and

: The song’s title and catchy hook were inspired by a scene from the 2005 Oscar-winning South African film Tsotsi , specifically a line delivered by actress Nambitha Mpumlwana. : While several videos of the dance existed,

: While several videos of the dance existed, it became a massive trend after a group of young women, known as the "Mpumalanga girls," posted a video of themselves dancing at a petrol station .