Watch Sho Madjozi Perform a New Song ‘John Cena’ on A COLORS SHOW

Colors Studios shares Sho Madjozi's performance.

Watch Sho Madjozi Perform a New Song ‘John Cena’ on A COLORS SHOW

South African hip-hop/pop artist Sho Madjozi stopped by the A COLORS SHOW studios in Berlin, Germany. In front of a turquoise backdrop, the artist performed her new song "John Cena."


She slid through the performance with the customary vigor that is now synonymous to the artist. Obeying the gqom beat's orders, Madjozi gyrated, showing off her personality and light footedness (she even did the infamous vosho dance).

"John Cena" is a previously unreleased single from Sho Madjozi, who released her debut album Limpopo Champions League last year. She went on to win a B.E.T award for Best New International Act and Female Artist of The Year award at the South African Music Awards, the country's equivalent of the Grammys in June.

Sho Madjozi is the fourth South African artist to appear on A COLORS SHOW. The young rapper ByLwansta made history when he performed his song "Lindiwe" on the show in early 2018, becoming the first SA artist to grace the show's stage. Hip-hop artists Sjava and Yugen Blakrok each appeared last year performing the mega hit "Umama" and "Morbid Abakus" respectively.

Watch Sho Madjozi's performance on A COLORS SHOW below.

Sho Madjozi - John Cena | A COLORS SHOWwww.youtube.com

Watch all performances by South African artists on A COLORS SHOWhere.

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