Ever since the female deejay rose to fame, there is no denying that she has been on quite an unstoppable roll that we love to see. Despite the many times Black Twitter has decided to put her in the spotlight for their own wrong reasons, we are happy to see that sis stays winning and this time, she has landed it big!
Uncle Waffles took to her Twitter to share the good news with her fans who are simply beyond themselves. In her tweet, the female deejay is grateful to have landed such a coveted opportunity and her fans have been showing up in numbers to congratulate her.
And even while her fans are super impressed at how well she has started the new year, you can also imagine how her haters and trolls have also shown up to discredit her success. It is no surprise that Uncle Waffles still has to deal with those saying that the only reason she is famous or even successful is because of Young Stunna’s Adiwele.
It is good to see that her fans are always showing up to shut down those trying to rain on Uncle Waffles’ parade.
According to her loyal fans, Uncle Waffles owes her success to her hard work and nothing else. I mean, landing a Ministry Of Sound gig is not something that every other deejay can land and that itself is proof that she will soon become a household name like the likes of DJ Black Coffee.
Speaking of Black Coffee, the acclaimed deejay also just landed a Coachella gig where he is set to play alongside some of America’s greatest acts. America’s hottest music festival, Coachella will be taking place in April and will be headlined by Harry Styles, Billie Eilish and Ye (formerly known as Kanye West.)
What you should know about uncle waffles
Her real name is lungelihie zwane
Contrary to popular belief, Uncle Waffles is not what is written on her birth certificate. She is also only 21-years-old.
she was a presenter on studio1
she hosted the Swaziland music and entertainment show alongside siybande and DJ stunner.
She was lucky enough to score a major modeling gig and graced the cover of Swazi Bride Magazine in 2018.