Usimamane Teases Durban Show Plans with Zoocci Coke Dope

A recent video posted by Zoocci Coke Dope on his instagram story has set social media abuzz, capturing Usimamane speaking directly about a potential plan tied to his latest album he worked on with Zoocci Coke Dope. In the video, Usimamane takes a moment to address the viewers with a mix of excitement and caution, hinting at the idea of taking the album to Durban and creating a live experience that involves both him and Zoocci Coke Dope performing together.

He opens the conversation with a sense of curiosity and anticipation, laying out the concept in a way that makes it clear this is still in the early stages. Usimamane explains that “Big Zu” is not yet aware of the plan, highlighting the spontaneous nature of the idea. “Big Zu ain’t even know about this. He’s so strict. I’m so afraid of him,” he admits, giving viewers a glimpse into the dynamic between the two artists and the hesitancy that comes with introducing a bold new move.

Despite the nervousness, Usimamane’s enthusiasm shines through as he describes the potential for a Durban-based event. He emphasises that fan engagement will play a key role in whether the idea moves forward. “If you guys say yeah, I’ll just, I’ll make sure that I find a spot,” he says, suggesting that the concept could evolve depending on the response from viewers. The phrasing captures the immediacy and intimacy of the message, with Usimamane speaking as though sharing a secret with the audience.

The video also illustrates the connection between Usimamane and Zoocci Coke Dope, hinting at a collaborative energy that could translate into a dynamic live presentation. While no concrete details are confirmed, the discussion centers on creating a space where the music and the performance interact, giving a sense that the experience would go beyond simply playing the album in a conventional setting. The idea seems to be as much about interaction and atmosphere as it is about the music itself.

Throughout the video, Usimamane keeps the tone conversational, blending humor, hesitation and excitement as he navigates the possibilities. He gestures and emphasizes points with a relaxed energy, making the message feel immediate and personal. By framing the potential Durban plans in this way, the video captures the unfolding moment as it happens, leaving viewers with a sense of anticipation for what could come next.

With the idea still in its early stages, it remains to be seen if Durban will become a stop for Zoocci and Usimamane to showcase the album live. The video, however, has already sparked conversations online, offering fans a front-row view of the planning process and the energy behind what could be a unique musical experience.