Friends, family, and fellow musicians have come together to say goodbye to Oupa “DJ Sumbody” Sefoka.

This is because the musician’s funeral service is today at Apel Cross in Ga-Masemola.

The 38-year-old was by a barrage of bullets last weekend in Sandton, Johannesburg.

 

 

 

DJ Sumbody was born on June 9, and his real name is Oupa John Sefoka. He was a South African disc jockey and radio host, and his songs Ayepyep and Monate Mpolaye were big hits.

Even though Dj Sumbody is dead, he keeps making news. DJ Sumbody was shot and killed early Sunday morning in Joburg. Since then, many news stories and tweets have been written about his life.

Family, friends, and fans of musician and businessman Oupa “DJ Sumbody” Sefoka have gathered at Apel Fourways Cross, Ga-Masemola in Limpopo to say goodbye.

“They took my big brother!” DJ Lamiez made South Africans cry as she shared moments with DJ Sumbody. It seems like they were very close, like family.

DJ Sumbody’s death affected a lot of people in Mzansi, especially those who were close to him or knew him. Many people were shocked by his death, and many are still having trouble believing that he is really gone. One person who has been affected by DJ Sumbody’s death is DJ Lamiez Holyworthy.

Lamiez has been talking about how hard it is for her to accept that her mentor, coworker, and brother is no longer alive. Lamiez shared a video on social media that made most people feel emotional. She wrote down some of her most beautiful memories with the late star, like how they grew up in the business together and how supportive they were of each other.