It’s JazziQ Vs. Josiah De Disciple

Jazzidisciples have split and like many a popular group or band splits, it was only a matter of time before the social media streets started with the conversation of who is the Beyoncé of the group. Jazzidisciples consists of two members; therefore it is beyond awkward to pit two friends and collaborators against one another. But then again, what would Twitter be if it did not choose to endorse violence at every chance it gets?

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The debate about who is better started with the return of the runaway Channel O hosted music show, “The Lockdown House Party.” For the first episode of the season two return of the show, one of the invited DJs was JazziQ. This marked one of his first solo sets on television, which affirmed the split for anyone that was not in the know because- lockdown means no groove for anybody. 

His set was met with applause and kudos. JazziQ arguably started a challenge on the show as he was one of the most notable DJs to play an entire set without the use of headphones or an ear plug. The “Askies” hit maker played the music and transitioned by ear. The unique and practices skill was applauded even by the likes of veteran DJ, DJ Fre- and again maybe let us not go there.

I saw JazziQ trending so yah… pic.twitter.com/TZkkuV3w8C

— NtladiMaepa (@maepa_ntladi) January 24, 2021

Now, Josia de Disciple made the lineup for the second week of the back-to-back weekend airing of “The Lockdown House Party.” Instead of just getting applause for his set and being celebrated similarly to how JazziQ was lauded over for his set, tweeps took it upon themselves to go onto Twitter and start asking the question who is better between JazziQ and Josiah de Disciple.

When we shut it down, we make sure we shut the weekend down right ! ✅@JosiaAlexTheKid We don’t think they are ready for you ! 💃🏾

Tune into the #LockdownHouseParty right now to catch this set ! 🔥 on @ChannelOTV channel 320. @DRIPFootWear 💦 pic.twitter.com/3wTekZMOuC

— LockdownHouseParty (@lockdownhouse) January 23, 2021

Let’s settle this #LockdownHouseParty

Mr JazziQ or Josiah de disciples pic.twitter.com/uxg6lKqWWt

— 🇿🇦 (@ThabangTweezus) January 23, 2021

Josiah legit confirmed him and JazziQ might pull through with another album. I’m alive !

— ALLIES. ⁶𓅓 (@OwagengAllies_) January 23, 2021

The argument is pointless for a number of reasons. Firstly, because the two are still friends and collaborators.  JazziQ for his hit single, “Askies,” featuring Moonchild Sanelly, FakeLove, and MDU aka TRP, also featured Josiah de Disciple. Secondly, the two still use their joint social media platforms to promote their individuals endeavors. Now, if the two were really not about one another, would that be possible?

Let’s just Enjoy Josiah De Disciple set without comparing him with Mr JazziQ👌🏾🔥#LockdownHouseParty pic.twitter.com/95cO9aVuN2

— Ledientle.💚🌻 (@NaleLedi) January 23, 2021

However, more to the point made by a tweep that the two bring different attributes to their duo. JazziQ brings his knowledge of trends and imbues it with Josiah de Disciples knowledge of amapiano as he is credited similarly to Kabza De Small as one of the forefathers that pioneered the sound before it became popular.

Without Josiah disciples we would not know JazziQ so keep quiet. Only Kabza and Josiah started this piano shit from underground do your research before comparing. pic.twitter.com/j9y08m8qiX

— 🇿🇦Sir D (@KeLepara) January 23, 2021

JazziQ’s always loved the more commercial kind of Amapiano, the one accompanied by vocals and heavy dancing. Josiah’s always been for the very private, laid back sound. Their creative differences were too much for them to maintain one sound.

— Ranko. (@Tshepo_Ranko) January 23, 2021

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