South African rapper Sastii has released the official music video for his single “Angpick Mina”, featuring artist Yungboyvegeta. The music video is now available on YouTube following the track’s initial recent release on streaming platforms.
The single “Angpick Mina” is part of Sastii’s upcoming mixtape South Coast Yungin’ Never Follows, which is scheduled for release on 6 March 2026.
The release of the music video several days after the audio adds a visual element to the track’s promotion. The video is available on Sastii’s official YouTube channel as part of the promotional activities leading up to the mixtape release.
Sastii confirmed the release date for South Coast Yungin’ Never Follows in February 2026. The project will be available on major digital music platforms and is expected to include “Angpick Mina” along with additional new material. A full list of featured collaborators has not yet been published.
In the months preceding the release of “Angpick Mina”, Sastii maintained a steady output of singles and collaborations. His most recent work prior to this track included “Khwela/Rockstar Tona”, which featured artists Alone, chee$e, and Jepedoh. Earlier in late 2025, he released “Isthende” featuring Blxckie as a standalone single.
Sastii has also appeared on collaborative tracks with other South African artists, contributing to the local hip hop scene. Among these contributions is “EGAGASINI”, released in 2024, which featured Dusse wavy and Yungboyvegeta. His discography includes guest verses, joint releases, and collaborative projects that span different styles within hip hop and rap.
The staggered release strategy, with the audio released first and the music video following, supports continued audience engagement. The video provides a visual interpretation of the track and enhances the song’s exposure ahead of the full mixtape.
The release of the “Angpick Mina” music video adds a visual dimension to Sastii’s latest work and forms part of the promotional build-up to South Coast Yungin’ Never Follows, reinforcing his presence in the South African hip hop landscape.
