Title: Major League DJz Makes Emotionally Charged Return to Cotton Fest Following Riky Rick’s Passing
The 5th edition of the Cotton Festival, themed #VoteCottonFest, recently took place in Sandton, marking a celebration of youth culture encompassing music, fashion, lifestyle, and sports. Founded by the late South African music icon Rikhado Makhado, better known as Riky Rick, the festival has become a pivotal event since its inception in 2019.
Amidst the vibrant atmosphere, South African DJing sensations Major League DJz, comprising the Mbere twin brothers Bandile and Banele, made their highly anticipated return to Cotton Fest following the passing of their cousin Riky Rick.
Sharing a poignant moment on Instagram, the duo posted a video of their electrifying performance at Cotton Fest, expressing their gratitude for the opportunity to honor Riky’s legacy. In their heartfelt caption, they acknowledged the significance of the event, stating, “We haven’t graced Cotton Fest since the loss of our cousin Riky Rick.”
Reflecting on Riky’s vision, they found solace in witnessing the youth embracing the festival in droves, recognizing it as a platform for talent and creativity. Their closing sentiment, “Cotton Eaters Never Die, We Multiply,” encapsulates the enduring spirit of Riky Rick’s influence and the festival’s continued impact on the cultural landscape.
In response to their emotional return, fans flooded the comment section with messages of support and remembrance, with one expressing joy at seeing them live, while another acknowledged Riky’s enduring legacy with the words, “RIP RIKY… Vinny is living the life you want him to live.”
The outpouring of support and admiration, underscored by a flurry of fire emojis, serves as a testament to the profound impact of Riky Rick’s legacy and Major League DJz’s enduring contribution to the music scene.
