Ncebakazi Msomi Promises Big Rewards As She Eyes Number 1 With ‘Bulelani uYehova Hymn’
Ncebakazi Msomi Promises Big Rewards As She Eyes Number 1 With ‘Bulelani uYehova Hymn.’ South Africa’s gospel sensation Ncebakazi Msomi has turned the Apple Music Christian charts into this year’s most entertaining showdown.
The worship artist shared three crisp screenshots of the current South African Christian Songs and Albums rankings. Alongside them, she dropped a cheeky challenge that has fans refreshing the charts as if they were watching a championship final.
Her live single “Bulelani uYehova Hymn (feat. Assemblies of God Choir)” is holding strong at No. 2 on the Songs chart, just behind Seph Schlueter’s “Won’t Start Now.” Meanwhile, her album The 37th Psalm (Live at Emperors Palace) sits at No. 9 on the Albums chart. The screenshots also highlight the rest of the rankings: Victor Ivyic’s “IT IS WELL” at No. 3, Nhlaka Anointed’s “Ngithethelele Baba” at No. 4, GraceWave.zw at No. 5, Joyous Celebration’s “Wachithigazi (Live)” at 34, and Maverick City Music’s “Firm Foundation” at 35.
Then came the playful caption that turned a simple chart update into a viral moment:
“If one of these hits number 1, I’ll do one of the following:
- Release two videos next week or
- Explain why I kept fixing my glittery skirt a thousand times.”
The mention of the glittery skirt has sparked a wave of memes and fan theories. Those who caught her live recording at Emperors Palace know exactly what she is teasing. The sparkling outfit required constant mid-song adjustments, and now Msomi is turning that moment into a fun incentive for fans to push her tracks to the top.
Whether she releases two new videos or finally reveals the secrets of the glittery skirt, one thing is clear: the race to No. 1 is on. Her track is closing in on the current chart leader, and South African gospel fans are fully mobilised.
Every stream, share, and late-night playlist add has become part of the mission. Somewhere in the background, the glittery skirt waits for its moment, while two new music videos might soon bless the timeline.
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