DJ Levels has built a lasting legacy as one of Zimbabwe’s top music producers. His beats have shaped the Zim dancehall sound for years. Fans love his creativity, energy, and consistent delivery of hits. Alongside his partner DJ Fantan, he transformed Chillspot Records into a household name.
Together, they elevated ghetto talent onto mainstream stages. Levels’ productions have birthed anthems that dominate clubs, street parties, and national airwaves. His name is now synonymous with the rise of urban music in Zimbabwe. Despite controversies, his musical influence remains undeniable. This week, DJ Levels reminded everyone of his roots with an emotional family gesture.
DJ Levels buys his father an expensive new car
Levels surprised his father with a brand-new white Toyota Hilux D4D single cab. The model is valued between USD $35,000 and $45,000. Known for durability and reliability, the Hilux is perfect for rural and urban use. It’s a strong, dependable vehicle that can handle heavy work and long distances.
The spacious cabin offers comfort, while the load bin makes it versatile. For an elderly man, it’s practical, safe, and easy to maintain. In a heartfelt moment, Levels’ father couldn’t hide his tears. He accepted the keys with joy and gratitude. Levels stood quietly in the background, smiling proudly.
The other side
This touching moment revealed a softer, more grounded side of DJ Levels. Many know him for controversies, including his public fallout with Shashl. His name has often trended for drama within the entertainment scene. Yet, this gesture proved he values family above all else. Gifting his father such a valuable car showed respect and appreciation for his upbringing.
It sent a powerful message to ghetto youths about remembering their roots. Fans praised him for prioritising his parents. In that moment, DJ Levels wasn’t just a hitmaker—he was a son making his father’s dreams come true.
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