F Jay – Mbululuka / Tuluka (Music Video)
F Jay - Mbululuka / Tuluka - Slept On

F Jay’s “Mbululuka / Tuluka” Is the Anthem Every Woman Needs to Hear
In a world where many women silently suffer in toxic relationships, F Jay delivers a powerful message through soul-stirring music, His latest release, “Mbululuka / Tuluka”, from the album Slept On, is more than just a song it’s a wake-up call.
What Does Mbululuka / Tuluka Mean?
Mbululuka is a Bemba word meaning “fly” or “rise above.”
Tuluka means “get out.” These aren’t just words they’re powerful calls to action. The song urges women to walk away from emotional pain, disrespect, and harmful cycles.
This track is dedicated to, Every woman who has ever felt stuck,Every woman who stayed silent too long, Every woman who forgot her worth trying to fix someone who kept breaking her.
The Strength in Walking Away
We’re often told to stay strong and fight for love. However, sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is leave.
That’s the real message behind Mbululuka / Tuluka. The song reminds women that peace is not found in chaos, and love shouldn’t come with wounds.
Through smooth melodies, raw vocals, and emotional storytelling, F Jay connects deeply with listeners. Meanwhile, the official music video visually captures a woman’s emotional journey as she finds the strength to walk away.
Why This Song Matters
Many people silently search for validation a sign that choosing themselves is okay. Mbululuka / Tuluka becomes that sign.
It’s more than a breakup song. It’s a reminder that you’re allowed to choose peace over pain. You don’t have to stay. You don’t have to suffer. You are free to walk away.
In a world that often glamorizes enduring toxic love, this song flips the script. It gives permission to break free, to heal, and to start over.
A Message of Hope and Freedom
If you’ve ever felt lost, broken, or afraid to start again, this song is for you. Play it. Let it reach your soul. Let it remind you that:
You deserve love that doesn’t hurt,You deserve to fly,You deserve freedom.