Master KG falling on the stage during a performance leaves Mzansi in stitches

Kaogelo Moagi, also known as Master KG, was too energetic during one exceptional stage performance. He is one of the most active performers in Mzansi when he is not on the decks. Unfortunately, he fell whilst entertaining the crowd. He ran without looking where he was going as his eyes were fixated on his audience.

During performances continuing with what you were doing after a mishap is considered a sign of professionalism. We saw this when the international superstar Beyonce. Her hair got stuck on a fan on the stage, and she continued singing. South African praise poet Jessica Mbangeni also continued performing after falling on stage. He got up as if nothing had happened, and he kept performing.


 

 
Mzansi reacts

We’re not quite sure how old the video is, but tweeps trolled the star after it resurfaced. He got so many trolls that he even addressed the issue on his Instagram stories. He told people to calm down as this was an old video.

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Master KG. Image: Instagram/Master KG
Previous stage mishaps

Master KG hasn’t had a lot of stage mishaps in his career. His most considerable controversy was with Nomcebo Zikode. Both of them were bided contractually to share the Jerusalem song royalties 50/50. In 2021 Noncebo confirmed she hadn’t received a cent from her co-star.

Master KG’s success
Master KG started his career as a small artist with just dreams. One of his biggest hits put his name in the global sphere. He also made a song with the international superstar David Guetta. Jerusalem broke Mzansi records as the highest viewed music video viewed on YouTube. He got over 100 million views in 2020, and the entire world was doing his dance. Since then, his career boomed in all spheres, and he met big stars.

Relationship with Makhadzi

Luckily his career is not the only thing booming. His relationship with Makhadzi is also soaring high. Both stars seem closer than ever, and they encounter more minor conflicts.