Selemanyo – God Came Through Ft Chef187 and Trina South (Music Video)
Selemanyo - God Came Through
Selemanyo ft. Chef 187 & Trina South – God Came Through
Every once in a while, a song drops that feels less like entertainment and more like a personal testimony and that’s exactly what Selemanyo delivers with “God Came Through” Featuring lyrical giant Chef 187 and the ever-soulful Trina South, this track is already turning heads and hearts.
From the first few lines, it’s clear this isn’t your typical feel-good song it’s real. Selemanyo speaks on life’s lowest points, the doubt, the waiting, and the moments where it felt like nothing would ever go right. Then just when things seem darkest God came through.
Chef 187, true to form, delivers heavy, reflective bars with that sharp touch only he can bring. His verse fits the song’s mood perfectly, grounded in truth and relatable pain. Trina South then wraps it all up with an emotional, melodic hook that gives the song its heart.
Together, the trio creates a beautiful fusion of gospel, hip-hop, and soul—and it’s something Zambia’s music space hasn’t heard in a while.
The music video, shot by Bite Apple, is clean, cinematic, and emotional. There’s nothing flashy here it’s raw and intentional. From the quiet street shots to symbolic scenes of reflection and success, it mirrors the journey so many of us have walked: the pain, the patience, and then finally… the breakthrough.
The beat by King Nachi also deserves mention it’s smooth, rich, and perfectly layered, giving each artist room to shine without losing the track’s deep message from the start.
The reactions online have been nothing short of love. People are calling it Selemanyo’s best drop so far. It’s the kind of song you don’t just vibe to you feel it. You remember your own story while listening. It’s comfort. It’s motivation. It’s hope in audio form.
In a time where people are silently battling depression, financial pressure, heartbreak, and loss, “God Came Through” feels like a much needed reminder that you’re not alone. And more importantly that God doesn’t forget.
Selemanyo, Chef 187, and Trina South didn’t just give us a song. They gave us a reminder to hold on.
