“Lapisa” Marks Streaming Milestone Ahead Of Highly Anticipated Music Video Premiere. South African hip-hop continues to reach new heights as Lapisa surpasses an impressive 1 million combined streams across YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music.
Led by Rush-Awa and powered by an all-star lineup featuring DJ Sliqe, MashBeatz, Lowfeye, LaCabra, and Dolphin_DX, the track has grown beyond a hit song, earning the title of a “national anthem” among its passionate fanbase.
To celebrate the achievement, the artists shared a heartfelt message on social media: “THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS LAPISAD WITH US ❤️ Let’s keep running up our national anthem 🇿🇦🙌🏾.” The phrase “LAPISAD” has quickly become a fan-favourite slogan, symbolising the song’s ability to bring people together through dance, pride, and a shared love for South African culture.
The excitement does not stop there. Fans are looking forward to June 17, when the official Lapisa music video will make its highly anticipated world premiere. Expectations are soaring for visuals that reflect the track’s infectious energy, sharp lyricism, and vibrant dance culture, all of which have already fuelled trends and conversations across the local hip-hop scene.
What makes Lapisa special is its balance of explosive production and cultural significance. The song has become more than a club favourite. It represents a movement driven by collaboration, authenticity, and the growing influence of homegrown talent. The success has also marked important milestones for its contributors, with DJ Sliqe securing his first appearance on the South African Spotify Weekly Chart and Lowfeye recording one of the strongest opening weeks of his career.
As anticipation builds for the music video release, supporters are encouraged to keep streaming and sharing the track. At a time when South African artists are making an impact both locally and internationally, Lapisa stands as proof that collective support can transform a song into a cultural moment. One million streams is only the beginning of a journey that continues to unite a new generation of music lovers under a proudly South African anthem.
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