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General Discussion / Re: Khanyi Mbau
« on: October 28, 2010, 11:04:51 AM »
Khanyi Mbau during Kenny Kunene's birthday @ Zar lounge
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General Discussion / S.A Kwaito\House DJ are eating
« on: October 28, 2010, 10:54:17 AM »
The Mbaus of this world should look no further than local DJs if BEE moguls frown upon them.
Our investigations reveal that local DJs are accumulating as much wealth as their BEE counterparts.
A music promoter who regularly books club DJs reveals that DJ Cleo is the most expensive in the country, charging a fee of R15000 for an hour’s performance. Gigs usually last one hour but can be extended pending negotiations.
The latest BMW X5 and a bevy of other road monsters are testimony that DJ Cleo, who gets a minimum of five gigs a month, is well-heeled.
The promoter says DJ Fresh is the second most expensive, charging R13000 per hour.
He drives, among others, a Jeep and Mercedes Benz ML63 with the personalised registration number Dawg-GP. DJ Sbu and Glen Lewis lie in third place, with performance fees of R12000.
Sbu drove a Porsche and gloated about buying himself an Aston Martin. Glen Lewis tootles around in a Hu mmer.
DJ Euphonik is fourth placed at R11000. He “pushes” an Audi A3 and Mini Cooper – among others.
Black Coffee is said to be fifth at R10000 a shot. He drives, among other cars, a 4x4 and a CLK Merc. He is on the same level as DJ Tira and Fistaz Mixwell. Fistaz drives a Maserati and DJ Tira cruises in the latest Chrysler sedan.
They are followed by DJs Kent, Ganyani and Clock at R9000 per hour.
Kent drives an Audi A3, while Clock has a Golf5 to show for his efforts. Ganyani owns a 2002 BMW while DJ Choice owns a BMW 1 Series.
The promoter says Mahoota, Christos and Oskido are the cheapest big names, with a performance fee of R5000.
Da Vinci drives a BMW X5, Mahoota a Porsche Carrera and Oskido a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
It is not known what Christos drives.
“This is a lucrative industry and is gonna be more so in the coming years ,” says the promoter, who cannot be named.
DJ Cleo says: “What I charge is a confidential matter between me and my client.”
His sentiments were echoed by other DJs contacted for comment. Sbu’s business partner Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza refused to comment and referred us to Sanele Dlamini, who wouldn’t comment.
Glen Lewis says his fixed rate is R12000, though this varies from one promoter to another.
“It also depends on the date, sound and atmosphere of the place you are going to work at.
“For instance, I cannot work for anything less than R20000 on New Year’s Eve or Christmas Day.”
He says the Hummer he drives is a sponsored car.
Oskido says he doesn’t have a fixed rate: “The idea is not to grow yourself only but other people as well. Many promoters are struggling, so you can’t just go there and charge them exorbitant fees.”
http://www.sundayworld.co.za/Home/Article.aspx?id=1176140
Our investigations reveal that local DJs are accumulating as much wealth as their BEE counterparts.
A music promoter who regularly books club DJs reveals that DJ Cleo is the most expensive in the country, charging a fee of R15000 for an hour’s performance. Gigs usually last one hour but can be extended pending negotiations.
The latest BMW X5 and a bevy of other road monsters are testimony that DJ Cleo, who gets a minimum of five gigs a month, is well-heeled.
The promoter says DJ Fresh is the second most expensive, charging R13000 per hour.
He drives, among others, a Jeep and Mercedes Benz ML63 with the personalised registration number Dawg-GP. DJ Sbu and Glen Lewis lie in third place, with performance fees of R12000.
Sbu drove a Porsche and gloated about buying himself an Aston Martin. Glen Lewis tootles around in a Hu mmer.
DJ Euphonik is fourth placed at R11000. He “pushes” an Audi A3 and Mini Cooper – among others.
Black Coffee is said to be fifth at R10000 a shot. He drives, among other cars, a 4x4 and a CLK Merc. He is on the same level as DJ Tira and Fistaz Mixwell. Fistaz drives a Maserati and DJ Tira cruises in the latest Chrysler sedan.
They are followed by DJs Kent, Ganyani and Clock at R9000 per hour.
Kent drives an Audi A3, while Clock has a Golf5 to show for his efforts. Ganyani owns a 2002 BMW while DJ Choice owns a BMW 1 Series.
The promoter says Mahoota, Christos and Oskido are the cheapest big names, with a performance fee of R5000.
Da Vinci drives a BMW X5, Mahoota a Porsche Carrera and Oskido a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
It is not known what Christos drives.
“This is a lucrative industry and is gonna be more so in the coming years ,” says the promoter, who cannot be named.
DJ Cleo says: “What I charge is a confidential matter between me and my client.”
His sentiments were echoed by other DJs contacted for comment. Sbu’s business partner Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza refused to comment and referred us to Sanele Dlamini, who wouldn’t comment.
Glen Lewis says his fixed rate is R12000, though this varies from one promoter to another.
“It also depends on the date, sound and atmosphere of the place you are going to work at.
“For instance, I cannot work for anything less than R20000 on New Year’s Eve or Christmas Day.”
He says the Hummer he drives is a sponsored car.
Oskido says he doesn’t have a fixed rate: “The idea is not to grow yourself only but other people as well. Many promoters are struggling, so you can’t just go there and charge them exorbitant fees.”
http://www.sundayworld.co.za/Home/Article.aspx?id=1176140
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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts
« on: October 22, 2010, 01:31:04 PM »
I have a crush on my nigga's wife and he is cheating on her with a whore-slut im gonna snitch on him.
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General Discussion / Re: yo SONG of the DAY 2010...........................!
« on: October 20, 2010, 02:29:25 PM »NOTTZ RAW - The Cycle ft Joel Ortiz (NEW SHIT)
go get that NOTTZ "you need this MUSIC"
1. Intro feat. Travis Barker
2. Fair Warning
3. Blast That feat. Black Milk
4. Shine So Brite
5. You Need This Music feat. Dwele
6. I Do It For Yawl feat. Kardinal Offishall & Little Brother
7. How Long Will It Last? feat. Joy Denalane
8. A Dream Come True
9. I Still Love You feat. Mayer Hawthorne
10. Dontcha Wanna Be (My Neighbor) feat. Asher Roth & Colin Munroe
11. No Money Down feat. Terese Cook
12. The Cycle feat. Joel Ortiz
13. Never Caugh Slippin 'feat. Snoop Dogg & Royce Da 5'9
14. Right Here feat. Bilal
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LINK REMOVED/file/JA7wggJ/N-YNTM.rar
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General Discussion / Re: yo SONG of the DAY 2010...........................!
« on: September 30, 2010, 03:00:28 PM »Kiss Kiss Kiss - Ananda Project featuring Heather Johnson
Dope track and if you like it you will also like Dj Kent's Ican survive
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Hot Traxxx / Re: Cla**ic Kwaito Rarities
« on: September 30, 2010, 08:47:44 AM »
M-Point are you a dj?
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Motoring Forum / 325 Eye Candy
« on: September 29, 2010, 03:32:27 PM »
You can also post your
Pyro you can derail this thread if you like I dont give a f***
Pyro you can derail this thread if you like I dont give a f***
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General Discussion / Re: yo SONG of the DAY 2010...........................!
« on: September 29, 2010, 12:25:44 PM »
Play the game-Boog Brown ft Kenn Starr OFF Boog Brown & Apollo Brown's Brown study
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Hot Traxxx / Re: Core Wreckah - Ngoan'a Nts'oana
« on: September 29, 2010, 08:16:58 AM »
Ao banna why only 1 dope track ? I need more of this shit I am already hooked.
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General Discussion / Re: LOBOLA
« on: September 28, 2010, 08:31:24 AM »Thiis cat I met in bloem paid lobola for his girlfriend, i think it as R15k. the girl then gets pregnant by another dude. girlfriend insists of keeping the baby. dude then killed himself.
now, how dude got hooked up the cash. he borrowed money from two different people. He told the first one that he needs money to open up another hair salon which they will jointly own, i dont know what he told the second one. first one gave him R10000 the other one paid R5000 i guess. both these people were his other girlfriends.
I was told the story of his pa**ing and why he committed suicide all at once. imagine being said at first hearing that someone you know died then at the end when being told how he died you find yourself bursting out with laughter.
That girl ended up going for abortion and also went to the dudes funeral.
Where brick @?
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Hot Traxxx / Re: Core Wreckah - Ngoan'a Nts'oana
« on: September 28, 2010, 08:25:45 AM » one love