Popular Sister Bettina revisited in Letlhwalerwa's album

Wednesday, April 03, 2013

The vulgar Sister Bettina was without doubt a real hit. The track drew mixed reviews with critics labelling it too explicit.

Some would acknowledge that despite the lyrics being offensive, it was difficult to resist its good instrumentation as well as its beautiful rap lines.

The "offensive" line in the song which went, " Tshepo bothata ke ene, ha o tsamaya ka ler****te " has now been imported by a local upcoming traditional musician, Letlhalerwa, real name Nametsegang Simane, in his debut album, Tsa Lefatshe.

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