Big Zulu reminisced on his past life before fame, and he’s expressed gratitude to fans who made him successful by supporting his music career.
Taking to social media, he shared an old photo of himself singing, and another photo of a mud house merged together.
He spoke about his poor background and how he also get help from people he didn’t know.
He wrote in his dialect which can be translated to, “It’s hard here a black person is loved when they are poor they become a joke the work we do is full of hate and sins your success calls you hate and insults and be called by all names in the work we do they don’t care about us they don’t even care about us oh poverty is hard I know that is why I always help families that I don’t know who need help because I also came from Bergville I was raised by families that don’t know right now I’m where I am with love For strangers, Nkabi Nation thank you so much for your love and support no matter what thank you so much”
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