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I week ago I attended a lekompo mix party in Joburg and we left Durban at around 10pm because I had to wait for my husband to knock off from work so that we can leave together... Since he was tired, I was the one behind the wheel for a whole seven hours.

It's been three months since I visited home in Limpopo and I've been home sick to a point that I found myself subscribing to any Limpopo related YouTube channels and creating a tik tok account just to watch Bapedi related content... The withdrawals were dealing with me... I don't know when I'll get used to being away from my people for over long periods of time, but hopefully, I'll get better with time.

When I heard there was going to be a lekompo balcony mix party in Joburg, I was like this is the chance for me to go and have fun with my people from Limpopo... I started practicing the dance moves from the beginning of the month of April and upon getting there, I actually cried tears of joy... ... I gave my husband two options, either he joins me on the dance floor, or he watches me from a distance because I didn't want any disturbances...😅😅😅... One thing about lekompo is that there's no VIP, no time to be playing slay queen or cheese boy... If you're a lady and you come there wearing high heels, just know you're in the wrong place...😅😅😅... I heard some guys complaining about how they couldn't have fun because their girlfriends were acting like VIPs...

I had the time of my life and I was opportuned to meet some of my favourite lekompo musicians and danced with them, I even got their autographs all over my cropped T shirt, the t-shirt was new, but I didn't care...💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿... By Monday morning last week, my voice was gone, but I was not done yet, since it was a public holiday, I went to Pretoria to attend another party, Manyalo balcony mix party... ... My husband later flew back to Durban because duty was calling while I stayed behind.

My voice was gone for almost the entire week and I became a vegetable, I had to call in sick at work so I can rest, I wasn't even drinking any alcohol... Sign language became my new language... ... I was only able to travel back to Durban on Thursday... I'm still recovering from that long weekend even today, but I've already bought tickets for the next lekompo mix which will be in Limpopo later this month...😩😩😩... I don't know how I'll get there, but I will be there... So I want to know how do those people who party almost all the time do it? I once heard someone saying problem with us introverts is that we overdo things whenever we get a chance to attend parties, making us very exhausted afterwards.

Samantha125:
I week ago I attended a lekompo mix party in Joburg and we left Durban at around 10pm because I had to wait for my husband to knock off from work so that we can leave together... Since he was tired, I was the one behind the wheel for a whole seven hours.

It's been three months since I visited home in Limpopo and I've been home sick to a point that I found myself subscribing to any Limpopo related YouTube channels and creating a tik tok account just to watch Bapedi related content... The withdrawals were dealing with me... I don't know when I'll get used to being away from my people for over long periods of time, but hopefully, I'll get better with time.

When I heard there was going to be a lekompo balcony mix party in Joburg, I was like this is the chance for me to go and have fun with my people from Limpopo... I started practicing the dance moves from the beginning of the month of April and upon getting there, I actually cried tears of joy... ... I gave my husband two options, either he joins me on the dance floor, or he watches me from a distance because I didn't want any disturbances...😅😅😅... One thing about lekompo is that there's no VIP, no time to be playing slay queen or cheese boy... If you're a lady and you come there wearing high heels, just know you're in the wrong place...😅😅😅... I heard some guys complaining about how they couldn't have fun because their girlfriends were acting like VIPs...

I had the time of my life and I was opportuned to meet some of my favourite lekompo musicians and danced with them, I even got their autographs all over my cropped T shirt, the t-shirt was new, but I didn't care...💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿... By Monday morning last week, my voice was gone, but I was not done yet, since it was a public holiday, I went to Pretoria to attend another party, Manyalo balcony mix party... ... My husband later flew back to Durban because duty was calling while I stayed behind.

My voice was gone for almost the entire week and I became a vegetable, I had to call in sick at work so I can rest, I wasn't even drinking any alcohol... Sign language became my new language... ... I was only able to travel back to Durban on Thursday... I'm still recovering from that long weekend even today, but I've already bought tickets for the next lekompo mix which will be in Limpopo later this month...😩😩😩... I don't know how I'll get there, but I will be there... So I want to know how do those people who party almost all the time do it? I once heard someone saying problem with us introverts is that we overdo things whenever we get a chance to attend parties, making us very exhausted afterwards.

kcee sing Limpopo

Which Limpopo are you talking about

Samantha125:
I week ago I attended a lekompo mix party in Joburg and we left Durban at around 10pm because I had to wait for my husband to knock off from work so that we can leave together... Since he was tired, I was the one behind the wheel for a whole seven hours.

It's been three months since I visited home in Limpopo and I've been home sick to a point that I found myself subscribing to any Limpopo related YouTube channels and creating a tik tok account just to watch Bapedi related content... The withdrawals were dealing with me... I don't know when I'll get used to being away from my people for over long periods of time, but hopefully, I'll get better with time.

When I heard there was going to be a lekompo balcony mix party in Joburg, I was like this is the chance for me to go and have fun with my people from Limpopo... I started practicing the dance moves from the beginning of the month of April and upon getting there, I actually cried tears of joy... ... I gave my husband two options, either he joins me on the dance floor, or he watches me from a distance because I didn't want any disturbances...😅😅😅... One thing about lekompo is that there's no VIP, no time to be playing slay queen or cheese boy... If you're a lady and you come there wearing high heels, just know you're in the wrong place...😅😅😅... I heard some guys complaining about how they couldn't have fun because their girlfriends were acting like VIPs...

I had the time of my life and I was opportuned to meet some of my favourite lekompo musicians and danced with them, I even got their autographs all over my cropped T shirt, the t-shirt was new, but I didn't care...💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿... By Monday morning last week, my voice was gone, but I was not done yet, since it was a public holiday, I went to Pretoria to attend another party, Manyalo balcony mix party... ... My husband later flew back to Durban because duty was calling while I stayed behind.

My voice was gone for almost the entire week and I became a vegetable, I had to call in sick at work so I can rest, I wasn't even drinking any alcohol... Sign language became my new language... ... I was only able to travel back to Durban on Thursday... I'm still recovering from that long weekend even today, but I've already bought tickets for the next lekompo mix which will be in Limpopo later this month...😩😩😩... I don't know how I'll get there, but I will be there... So I want to know how do those people who party almost all the time do it? I once heard someone saying problem with us introverts is that we overdo things whenever we get a chance to attend parties, making us very exhausted afterwards.

If I tell you say I understand wetin you type here, na lie I dey lie. Is it safe to say it's meaningless or na only me no understand? 🤔

@Samantha125, you may not be an introvert. In fact, I believe you ain't...prolly an omnivert or ambivert. You got extremely exhausted because that ain't your usual lifestyle. If you're are consistent in partying and loud lifestyles, you will get used to it. It's just like someone who visited the gym for the first; he will get so tired.
As for me, I hate noise and parties.

All that coast to coast partying and you left out the DETAILS.
you didn't smash?
No guy tried to smash at all?

Samantha125:
cheese boy...

Wetin be ''cheese boy

FanYogo Ice cream seller

Samantha125:
I week ago I attended a lekompo mix party in Joburg and we left Durban at around 10pm because I had to wait for my husband to knock off from work so that we can leave together... Since he was tired, I was the one behind the wheel for a whole seven hours.

It's been three months since I visited home in Limpopo and I've been home sick to a point that I found myself subscribing to any Limpopo related YouTube channels and creating a tik tok account just to watch Bapedi related content... The withdrawals were dealing with me... I don't know when I'll get used to being away from my people for over long periods of time, but hopefully, I'll get better with time.

When I heard there was going to be a lekompo balcony mix party in Joburg, I was like this is the chance for me to go and have fun with my people from Limpopo... I started practicing the dance moves from the beginning of the month of April and upon getting there, I actually cried tears of joy... ... I gave my husband two options, either he joins me on the dance floor, or he watches me from a distance because I didn't want any disturbances...😅😅😅... One thing about lekompo is that there's no VIP, no time to be playing slay queen or cheese boy... If you're a lady and you come there wearing high heels, just know you're in the wrong place...😅😅😅... I heard some guys complaining about how they couldn't have fun because their girlfriends were acting like VIPs...

I had the time of my life and I was opportuned to meet some of my favourite lekompo musicians and danced with them, I even got their autographs all over my cropped T shirt, the t-shirt was new, but I didn't care...💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿... By Monday morning last week, my voice was gone, but I was not done yet, since it was a public holiday, I went to Pretoria to attend another party, Manyalo balcony mix party... ... My husband later flew back to Durban because duty was calling while I stayed behind.

My voice was gone for almost the entire week and I became a vegetable, I had to call in sick at work so I can rest, I wasn't even drinking any alcohol... Sign language became my new language... ... I was only able to travel back to Durban on Thursday... I'm still recovering from that long weekend even today, but I've already bought tickets for the next lekompo mix which will be in Limpopo later this month...😩😩😩... I don't know how I'll get there, but I will be there... So I want to know how do those people who party almost all the time do it? I once heard someone saying problem with us introverts is that we overdo things whenever we get a chance to attend parties, making us very exhausted afterwards.

a tale of ugly introvert

They are doing well. 😂

suckprick:
If I tell you say I understand wetin you type here, na lie I dey lie. Is it safe to say it's meaningless or na only me no understand? 🤔

Lol, that's Samantha for you 😅

AllBlack:
All that coast to coast partying and you left out the DETAILS.
you didn't smash?
No guy tried to smash at all?

If she was smashed, would she have added it to the post? Sho!
Na wah for you o.
We all already know her, DJ Mule is the one who posted this.

Karlifate:
Wetin be ''cheese boy

FanYogo Ice cream seller

Chilled palm wine seller 😁

Same here o... The thing dey tire me o

Samantha125:
I week ago I attended a lekompo mix party in Joburg and we left Durban at around 10pm because I had to wait for my husband to knock off from work so that we can leave together... Since he was tired, I was the one behind the wheel for a whole seven hours.

It's been three months since I visited home in Limpopo and I've been home sick to a point that I found myself subscribing to any Limpopo related YouTube channels and creating a tik tok account just to watch Bapedi related content... The withdrawals were dealing with me... I don't know when I'll get used to being away from my people for over long periods of time, but hopefully, I'll get better with time.

When I heard there was going to be a lekompo balcony mix party in Joburg, I was like this is the chance for me to go and have fun with my people from Limpopo... I started practicing the dance moves from the beginning of the month of April and upon getting there, I actually cried tears of joy... ... I gave my husband two options, either he joins me on the dance floor, or he watches me from a distance because I didn't want any disturbances...😅😅😅... One thing about lekompo is that there's no VIP, no time to be playing slay queen or cheese boy... If you're a lady and you come there wearing high heels, just know you're in the wrong place...😅😅😅... I heard some guys complaining about how they couldn't have fun because their girlfriends were acting like VIPs...

I had the time of my life and I was opportuned to meet some of my favourite lekompo musicians and danced with them, I even got their autographs all over my cropped T shirt, the t-shirt was new, but I didn't care...💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿... By Monday morning last week, my voice was gone, but I was not done yet, since it was a public holiday, I went to Pretoria to attend another party, Manyalo balcony mix party... ... My husband later flew back to Durban because duty was calling while I stayed behind.

My voice was gone for almost the entire week and I became a vegetable, I had to call in sick at work so I can rest, I wasn't even drinking any alcohol... Sign language became my new language... ... I was only able to travel back to Durban on Thursday... I'm still recovering from that long weekend even today, but I've already bought tickets for the next lekompo mix which will be in Limpopo later this month...😩😩😩... I don't know how I'll get there, but I will be there... So I want to know how do those people who party almost all the time do it? I once heard someone saying problem with us introverts is that we overdo things whenever we get a chance to attend parties, making us very exhausted afterwards.

U should have added some pictures to give life to ur narration

Firebox123:
kcee sing Limpopo

Which Limpopo are you talking about

Limpopo Is a city/town in South Africa 🇿🇦

So you guys can say that I'm an attention seeker? No thank you...

Nairaland is a faceless forum.

ogashman:
U should have added some pictures to give life to ur narration

On a normal day I also hate noise and parties, some of my friends would usually say that I'm boring because I'm always indoors, but I love playing music on a room level or from my earphones and dancing in the comfort of my home... And as a Limpopian, lekompo music is more than just music for me, it's a Limpopian culture... I wouldn't have ever thought one day I'd see myself crossing provinces in the middle of the night just for music because I've never done it with amapiano or any other genre... But here I am today...😅😅😅... I thought I was worse, until I found out that some flew in from other provinces as well...😂😂😂

Davoneskay:
@Samantha125, you may not be an introvert. In fact, I believe you ain't...prolly an omnivert or ambivert. You got extremely exhausted because that ain't your usual lifestyle. If you're are consistent in partying and loud lifestyles, you will get used to it. It's just like someone who visited the gym for the first; he will get so tired.
As for me, I hate noise and parties.

Limpopo is a South African province.

Tolu2024:
Limpopo Is a city/town in South Africa 🇿🇦

I was with my husband...😒😒😒

AllBlack:
All that coast to coast partying and you left out the DETAILS.
you didn't smash?
No guy tried to smash at all?

My province... What's Limpopo in Nigeria?

Firebox123:
kcee sing Limpopo

Which Limpopo are you talking about

Samantha125:
I was with my husband...😒😒😒

Hahahahahahahaha
and so what?

It would have been easier for you to say NOTHING OF SUCH HAPPENED.

but for you to go and play this card.... hmmm 😁

I didn't try, I did... It wasn't the first and it's surely not the last... When it's time for danger to find you, it can even locate you from the comfort of your home and honestly, I prefer driving long distances during the night than during the day because there's more traffic during the day.

wiseone28:
You tried to travel that far and as dangerous as south Africa is 😶

I don't get you, but okay.

AllBlack:
Hahahahahahahaha
and so what?

It would have been easier for you to say NO OF SUCH HAPPENED.

but for you to go and play this card.... hmmm 😁

Samantha125:
I don't get you, but okay.

Yeah very Okay

Samantha125:
I didn't try, I did... It wasn't the first and it's surely not the last... When it's time for danger to find you, it can even locate you from the comfort of your home and honestly, I prefer driving long distances during the night than during the day because there's more traffic during the day.

Though it is true.. but you don't see danger and still move ahead thinking all man shall die one day.

When you say "you don't see danger and still move ahead", I don't know what you're talking about because a robbery can happen to anyone at any time of the day... If you're meant to be robbed, you will be robbed whether day or night.

Have you ever even been to SA before for you to conclude that there's danger everywhere?

It's like me assuming that there's terrorism all over Nigeria... Every crime has got its own hotspots, you just need to avoid those areas.

wiseone28:
Though it is true.. but you don't see danger and still move ahead thinking all man shall die one day.

Samantha125:
When you say "you don't see danger and still move ahead", I don't know what you're talking about because a robbery can happen to anyone at any time of the day... If you're meant to be robbed, you will be robbed whether day or night.

Have you ever even been to SA before for you to conclude that there's danger everywhere?

It's like me assuming that there's terrorism all over Nigeria... Every crime has got its own hotspots, you just need to avoid those areas.

No problem if you say so 🤗