South African Artist Tyla Makes Memorable US TV Debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
South African sensation Tyla reached another significant milestone in her career as she graced the stage of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in New York for her US television debut. The talented musician delivered an enchanting performance of her hit song, “Water.”
Tyla, often referred to as the rising star from South Africa, added this impressive accomplishment to her ever-growing list of achievements. Taking center stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon marked a remarkable moment in her journey.
The exciting event took place on a Tuesday night in New York, and the audience was treated to a captivating rendition of Tyla’s chart-topping track, “Water.” Excitement surrounding her performance was evident, and Tyla shared her enthusiasm with her fans through an Instagram post, captioning it, “See you there, Tygers.”
Notably, Tyla had previously made headlines by becoming the youngest South African artist to secure a spot on the US Billboard Hot 100 with her global sensation, “Water.” This achievement marked a historic moment, as it had been 55 years since Hugh Masekela’s “Grazing in the Grass” in 1968 that a solo song by a South African musician had graced this prestigious chart.
Before her impressive debut on The Tonight Show, Tyla had her first official television interview and performance on the Swedish talk show, Bianca. During the show, she expressed her confidence in “Water,” saying, “Initially, I knew the song was a hit. I loved the song from the beginning.” She also shared her excitement as prominent artists began sharing her music and reaching out to express their admiration for the song.
In an interview with Apple Music’s The Dotty Show, Tyla further revealed her eagerness to showcase her unique style and sound to a global audience. She emphasized her desire to be recognized as a multifaceted artist beyond a single song. Tyla’s determination and passion for her craft continue to drive her success in the music industry.