WATCH: Black Coffee leaves P Diddy in tears
Updated | By Jean-Mari Schmidt
The American superstar was clearly overcome with emotion.
It's no secret that South African DJ and producer Black Coffee has made his mark internationally.
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The man has even won a Grammy Award!
We love to see fellow South Africans conquer the world and feel proud when they get the respect they clearly deserve, but it's even more exciting when one of the world's most famous rappers gives one of our artists a shoutout.
P Diddy recently posted a video on his TikTok which shows him "crying" and freaking out that Black Coffee will be performing in Miami.
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His only issue? That the show is on a Sunday and he has to go to work on a Monday (Which most of us can relate to).
You can watch the video below:
(Warning: Video does contain strong language)
Black Coffee making celebrities cry overseas, iyoooooo uyiboza straight 🔥 👌🏾 💯 @RealBlackCoffee pic.twitter.com/9uc4NCHCkv
— Thulani Ndaba (@tndaba) May 24, 2023
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Black Coffee is not a man of many words but he did respond to the tweet with a simple emoji:
— Black Coffee (@RealBlackCoffee) May 24, 2023
It's obviously all in jest and there is a very good chance that P Diddy still attended the show, as he and Black Coffee have been quite good friends for a few years now.
Since they are happy tears, Mzansi also didn't feel too bad laughing along as the video went viral.
P Daddy was starstruck for reals here 😅
— BONGUMUSA (@MbekoBongumusa) May 24, 2023
He has always been your biggest fan though, gotta give him that. 😂
— Michael (@Encephalogist) May 24, 2023
"Black Coffee making fans cry overseas"🤝
— B A M U Z A (@VutisaniBamuza) May 24, 2023
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