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SA's 'queen of smoke' on her thrilling journey in 'Gush'lyf'

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July 10, 2025

SOUTH Africa's vibrant car spinning culture is set to come to life in extraordinary fashion in the brand-new reality show Gush'lyf.

- KARISHMA DIPA

SA's 'queen of smoke' on her thrilling journey in 'Gush'lyf'

The local series, which will debut on August 7 on Mzansi Magic (DStv Channel 161), promises to fuse the thrill of modern car spinning with a touch of classic style.

It will delve deep into this kind of popular motorsport which involves driving cars at speed in a circular motion, performing stunts, and even getting in and out of the vehicle while it is in motion.

And while it has gained traction across the globe, spinning in Mzansi is considered a culture as well as a niche art form that demands control, a deep understanding of the vehicle as well as finesse.

The series will unpack the technique and creativity that goes into this high-octane sport, which requires a unique combination of driving skills, precision and showmanship.

Motorheads will also be in for a treat as Gush'lyf will also centre around the renowned BMW 325i, which is deemed as the perfect canvas for this art.

Viewers will get a glimpse into why the vehicle's sleek design and powerful engine makes it a favourite among car enthusiasts and spinners.

Meanwhile, at the centre of this adrenaline-fuelled action will be four expert drivers whose lives, as well as involvement in the motorsport, will be chronicled.

They will be Gift Zulu (aka Ngozi), Nalo Jivhuho (Dankie Darlie aka Queen of Smoke), Mpho Dirolo (Poroza) and Collie Golden (Mzet aka Moruti).

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