MySol Crashes Young Stunna’s Umshini Video And Mzansi Is Not Letting It Slide: "This Man Is A Liar"

Hayibo, Mzansi, are we really going to ignore this MySol cameo? Young Stunna wanted everyone talking about his new visuals, and the streets are talking, just not only about the music! The mining boss popped up on screen and the timelines have been on fire ever since.

Umshini is one of the lead singles from Busisiwe, Young Stunna’s sophomore album, which landed on 21 October 2026. That comes five years after his debut project Notumato dropped in 2021, so the pressure was real. Then the video arrived and, yho, one surprise guest hijacked the whole conversation.

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The visual was teased on Young Stunna’s verified Instagram on Wednesday, 11 November, with a Zulu caption announcing that both the single and the album were out now. @TheHypeChannel_ then reshared it on X and pointed straight at the MySol cameo for anyone who blinked and missed it. From there, the quote-tweets and hot takes started flying.

Why The MySol Cameo Has Mzansi Fuming

Picture the scene: animal sculptures, grand African-themed archways, a yellow supercar and a black convertible, all in handheld, selfie-style footage at what looks like Sun City Resort. The MySol cameo slots right into the party mood, with the North West miner crashing the celebration like he was on the guest list all along. But that low-fi look? Some netizens went in hard and did not hold back.

The big complaint is the production quality, with a few people calling it lazy and low-budget. Others skipped the visuals and went straight for the MySol cameo, accusing him of chasing celebrity status. Iyoh, the timeline had no mercy!

Is The MySol Cameo Fun Or Too Much Exposure?

Not everyone is mad. His defenders say a man who pays artists big money is allowed to show up and support a talent without being dragged for it. Another camp warns that popping up in music videos and at parties is risky for someone in his line of business, and that keeping a low profile might be wiser.

@proudlysata wrote: “What in the creatively lazy, & low-budget music video is this? 🫤”

@flip80085 was equally unimpressed with the visuals: “This was the most uncreative music video... Stunna looks like he just woke up from the hotel room and went outside to shoot this music video using a friend’s Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 😭😭😭”

@Nonny07 came for MySol directly: “This man is a liar. He said he came to fetch his daughter, but here he’s wearing a different outfit with alcohol 😭😭”

@Thatomalaza2002 added: “Insecure and Main character syndrome; man wants to be a celebrity”

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@AbsoluteRhy raised a different concern: “MySol might face a demise quickly; he’s becoming too exposed to song videos and parties. Hai, too risky for a person of his Status and the business he’s in. Low profile would do”

@bigboy_zulu said: “No billionaire would be moving like this; MySol is a G muyekeni, guys!”

@etm811 pointed out: “Guy pays artists money promoters can only dream of; he appears in a video to support a talent, but you still find something wrong.”

@13_tumelo1 kept it simple: “The hatred MySol is getting!? Lol, and he didn’t do anything wrong, but he just appeared on a music shoot, btw.”

So where do you stand, Mzansi? Is this a harmless cameo from a fan of the culture, or is MySol getting too comfortable in the spotlight? Drop your hot take in the comments, we are listening!