Kamo Mphela shines in Paris performance

Kamo Mphela shines in Paris performance

Amapiano sensation Kamo Mphela is now the official Ghost of all ghosts. She was set to perform in Wanderlust, and she did just that. She looked like she was straight from a photo shoot, but her vibe was also on fire. Kamo left her Paris fanbase shook when she killed her performance.

She performed all her hits

Kamo is a very famous artist, and she makes waves internationally as well. Musically she doesn’t have a very large musical catalogue. However, all the songs she has on the market are definite hits. What makes her more popular is the energy she possesses on stage when she is performing.

In Wanderlust, she performed her debut solo single called Nkulunkulu. Her crowd went insane and sang along to the lyrics. Kamo also sang the song she created with Busiswa called SBWl. One of her biggest and most iconic songs is Ghost’s very recent release. She sang that one as well.

Kamo Mphela shines in Paris performance

Outfit of the performance

As mentioned, Kamo looked like she was coming straight from a photoshoot. What made her look so well put together is that she had an entire glam squad to help her put her image together. Kamp had a hairstylist curl and styled her blonde and brown wig so she slays. A professional makeup artist did her face.

For her outfit, she opted to look bright and radiant. Kamo was wearing a short pink jumpsuit, and at times during the night, she paired it with a rainbow crop faux fur coat. Singer Kelly Khumalo was seen wearing a longer version of the coat a few days ago.

Chants to hype the crowd

When performing, artists don’t just go on stage to sing and dance. Globally, artists worldwide find a way to engage with the crowd and entertain them. Some artists tell stories, and some tell jokes. Kamo created chants for her Paris fans. She gave them chants to follow like, “E for energy and V for Vibes.”

After her performance, we can call her the Ghost. Her highly anticipated single Ghost came out on Friday with its music video. Her inspiration for the video looks like the Thriller visuals from the Thriller music video by Michael Jackson. After just a day of the release, Kamo got over 160k views on YouTube.