The new music video “Mark Zuckerberg” brings together Mulest Vankay, Pcee and Scotts Maphuma with guest vocals from Slyzza RSA. This release is a clear example of South African talent working together. The video title and the artist names are shown clearly on YouTube, making it easy for fans to find. It is now a popular clip for people who follow local hip‑hop and pop scenes.
Quick Summary
- The video was directed and edited by Sir Focal.
- Production was handled by Focal Production Official with a full crew including DOPs and a gaffer.
- The song features Mulest Vankay, Pcee, Scotts Maphuma and Slyzza RSA and was shot at MEL INTERNATIONAL.
The production was run by Focal Production Official, a company known for clean visuals. Sir Focal took the lead as director and also edited the final cut, keeping the look simple and direct. Letang Sethibe acted as producer while the production assistant Tar Sbwl helped keep the schedule on track. The DOP work was shared by Focal and Sbuda Phama, giving the video a consistent look.
Mulest Vankay, Pcee and Scotts Maphuma each bring their own style to the track. The verses flow one after another, and Slyzza RSA adds a smooth hook at the end. Fans of each artist can hear their signature sounds in the mix. The collaboration shows how different voices can sit together without fighting for space.
The video was shot at MEL INTERNATIONAL, a studio that offers good lighting and space for movement. Sir Focal chose simple camera moves and clear framing, letting the performers be the focus. Miguel worked as gaffer to set up the lights, while Kelvin Manana handled the unit logistics. Makeup was done by Allure Beauty Emporium and Emma Coco styled the outfits.
Behind the scenes, Lucky Visualz captured the making of the video, giving fans a look at the crew at work. Jay and Gunman handled logistics, making sure equipment arrived on time. The final edit kept the pace steady, matching the beat of the song. The result is a video that feels like a live performance in a studio.
Remember Lyrics by Tman Xpress & Mellow & Sleazy – a track that shares a similar vibe to “Mark Zuckerberg” and shows the range of South African music.
Listeners have praised the clear sound and the easy to follow visuals. The video has been shared many times on social media, helping the artists reach new fans. It also highlights the work of the crew, who often stay behind the scenes. The song and video together give a good picture of current music trends in the region.