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Khanyisa Jaceni is a South African internet personality, singer, and content creator, best known for her videos on TikTok and her music career in the Amapiano genre. She was born on October 2, 1995, in Mpumalanga (Embalenhle), South Africa. She is of Xhosa descent.
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| Born | 1995-10-03 |
|---|---|
| Country | South Africa |
| Age | 30 |
| Knows languages | english |
| Occupations | singer, internet personality |
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Last update on: January 31, 2024
Career
Jaceni first gained popularity as a social media personality, particularly on TikTok, where she has over 1.7 million followers and 25 million likes. She is known for creating relatable social media content. She also has a significant following on YouTube.
Jaceni's music career took off during the global pandemic. She released her debut EP 'Soft' and later her second EP 'Halfway'. Her music often features sing-along lyrics and takes listeners on a journey through her life experiences. Her music brings a soulful and funky feel to the Amapiano sound, a genre of music that originated in South Africa. Her EPs have seen collaborations with genre pioneers like Lady Du, Sir Trill, and Sino Msolo, and producers like Kabza De Small, Marcus MC, Da Musiqal Chef, and Tycoon.
In 2023, Jaceni was named the Amapiano Artist of the Year. She was also named Spotify's Equal Africa Ambassador in July of the same year. Her music is available on various platforms, including Deezer, Beatport, Spotify, and Gaana.
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