LISTEN: SA artist shares new song about the struggles rugby referees face
Updated | By Jacaranda FM
The hilarious South African artist, Keith Juluka, recently visited Breakfast with Martin Bester to speak about his funny songs on social media and we presented him with a new challenge.

Keith Juluka, a hilariously talented SA artist, creates satirical songs that are often very relatable to South Africans.
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And nothing is more South African than rugby.
During his recent visit to Jacaranda FM, Martin Bester challenged Juluka.
Martin asked Juluka to write one of his brilliant songs about something relevant in SA right now.
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In recent news, a 19-year-old rugby referee suffered from a concussion after being attacked in Oudtshoorn.
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This incident prompted a serious conversation between the Breakfast team and inspired Juluka to write a song about the struggles of a "skeidsregter".
Take a listen below:
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Nothing is quite as South African as our joint education of the Afrikaans "trappe van vergelyking" (degrees of comparison).
No matter your race, culture, or language, this is something most South Africans were taught in school, and it still makes for some hilarious banter and content between residents.
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Juluka took these uniquely South African words and added them to yet another hilarious song.
Juluka is known on social media for creating satirical songs, often highly relatable for South Africans.
Even his Instagram bio states: "I make funny songs."
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On Tuesday, 12 August, Juluka stopped by Breakfast with Martin Bester to talk about his viral songs.
He told Martin that he had always struggled to remember the lyrics to songs, so he just made up his own lyrics.
This inspired him to create his own songs with funny lyrics.
One of his recent songs sees Jaluka reminding South Africans of the Afrikaans "Trappe van Vergelyking," something most of us would remember from Afrikaans class.
Captioning the video, Jaluka said: "Me when I learned something new at school."
The song is quite simple, but it really makes an impact as the lyrics go:
"Trappe van. Trappe van. Trappe van vergelyking."
Jaluka then continues to list a few Afrikaans degrees of comparison:
- Klein, kleiner, kleinste
- Groot, groter, grootse
- Vinnig, vinniger, vinnigste
- Mooi, mooier, mooiste
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This truly South African song had social media users in stitches, and this might just be the perfect thing to show students and children studying Afrikaans.
"We would have all passed if you released this in high school… distinctions," said one Instagram user.
"My kids LOVE THIS and you are a legennnndddd," commented an Afrikaans First Additional Language teacher.
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