Tribby Wadi Bhozza presents the official music video to Menateng, featuring Patron West, Gallarbass & Stellenbosch. Available to Stream / Download: http://africori.to/kasiflavour.oyd “Menateng” is a high-energy lekompo anthem that captures the raw spirit of groove culture, street confidence, and unapologetic self-assertion. Produced by Gallarbass & Stellenbosch, the track rides on a hard-hitting, percussive lekompo bounce layered with infectious log drums and commanding chant-style hooks designed for outdoor groove settings. The song opens with Patron West setting the tone in the first verses, celebrating freedom through dance and the communal experience of “menateng,” a colloquial expression that evokes going out to groove, having fun, and living in the moment. His delivery blends playful charisma with social commentary, as he reflects on superficial relationships within groove culture. He touches on the reality of being undervalued or only sought after for material benefit, particularly when people engage with you merely for free alcohol or convenience. The subtext critiques opportunistic behavior while maintaining a danceable, feel-good cadence. Tribby Wadi Bhozza then enters with a commanding presence, shifting the thematic direction toward dominance and longevity in the lekompo scene. His verses assert his position at the top of the genre, reinforcing that his success is neither accidental nor temporary. He challenges detractors and doubters directly, emphasizing that he has always proclaimed his ambition from a young age and is now living it out unapologetically. The phrase “piki piki mabelani” becomes a symbolic declaration of forward motion, a metaphor for progression and elevation. Those who cannot keep up are free to remain behind. Overall, “Menateng” balances celebratory groove energy with bold self-affirmation. It is both a dancefloor record and a statement piece, addressing loyalty, resilience, and permanence within the evolving lekompo landscape while remaining rooted in the vib