Mulest Vankay – Mark Zuckerberg feat.Pcee,Scotts Maphuma & slyzza Rsa
This track is essentially the anthem of the moment if you’re tapping into the 2026 Amapiano scene. “Mark Zuckerberg” dropped officially around late January/early February 2026 (specifically January 30th on most platforms), and it’s a massive link up between Mulest Vankay, Pcee, and Scotts Maphuma, with Slyzza RSA adding that extra spice.
Here’s the real lowdown on why this one is all over your feed:
The Name: Why “Mark Zuckerberg”?
In the world of Piano and Bacardi infused tracks, naming a song after a tech billionaire isn’t usually about the guy’s code it’s about the “connections” and the “social” aspect.
- The Concept: The song plays on the idea of being “connected” and “trending.” Pcee and Scotts Maphuma are masters of viral moments, and they use the Zuckerberg name as a metaphor for being “all over the internet” or having that high-status connectivity.
- The Lifestyle: It’s a “flex” song. It’s about being in the mix, having your face everywhere, and moving in circles that people only see on social media.
The Dream Team
This isn’t just a random collab; it’s a powerhouse lineup for 2026:
- Pcee: He’s been the king of “performance piano” for a while now. He brings that high-energy, infectious vibe that turns a song into a TikTok dance challenge instantly.
- Scotts Maphuma: Known for his unique vocal texture and “Private School” soul, Scotts adds a layer of street credibility and melody that keeps the track grounded.
- Slyzza RSA: The feature here is key Slyzza brings that specific rhythmic flow that makes the song feel like a “new age” anthem.
The Production: 012 Vibes
Produced by the likes of Keabetswae Obert Mola and Kgopotso Jacob Mokgadi, the track clocks in at a hefty 7 minutes and 22 seconds. This tells you it’s designed for the club and the long-haul sets. It’s got that crisp, “expensive” Amapiano production value—the log drums are punchy but sophisticated, and the synth work is bright and futuristic.
Current Status (April 2026)
As of mid April, “Mark Zuckerberg” is a permanent fixture in the Spotify and Apple Music Top 20 in South Africa.
- The “Lyrics Live” Boost: Pcee recently did a “Lyrics Live” performance of this that went absolutely nuclear on YouTube and TikTok, showing off the specific hand moves and dances that go with the track.
- The Vibe: It’s basically the “go to” song right now for anyone trying to show off their weekend lifestyle. If you’re at a lounge in Pretoria or Jozi right now, you’re hearing this at least three times a night.
