Prince Kaybee Tells Young Producers: “Go Ahead And Remix My Old Hits — I Don’t Mind!”

South African hitmaker Prince Kaybee is proving once again why fans adore him — this time by giving young producers the ultimate musical blessing: permission to remix his old songs without asking first.
The award-winning DJ and producer, best known for chart-toppers like Charlotte and Gugulethu, surprised fans after publicly announcing that anyone can rework his classic hits. His message came after a fan cheekily slid into his DMs asking if they could drop a remix of Charlotte without getting into trouble.
Rather than gatekeeping his art, Prince Kaybee responded with a screenshot and a laugh, sharing it with his followers — and adding a message that had the internet applauding his humility and support for the next generation of creatives.
Prince Kaybee’s Open Invitation to Remix His Classics
“Lol shame man,” he wrote in the post, “I just wanna say to all producers that I DO NOT MIND if you remix any of the hits we did back in the day. If it helps you get where you need to be, GET IN THERE and be as creative as you possibly can. Goodluck.”
His statement quickly made waves across social media, with fans calling it a “rare gesture” from an artist of his calibre. Many praised him for creating space for young, up-and-coming producers to explore their sound while building on his legacy.
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Supporters flooded his comments, hailing the Charlotte hitmaker for leading by example and empowering others in the music industry. “This is how legends are made,” one user commented, while another added, “Respect to Kaybee — not everyone’s this open-minded!”
Prince Kaybee’s refreshing attitude stands out in an industry often guarded about creative rights, and his openness may well inspire a new wave of remixes hitting the dance scene soon.
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