Uncle PartyTime Talks Energy, Fashion and the Future at Milk + Cookies Presents in Johannesburg
Uncle PartyTime interview at Milk + Cookies Gunna
Johannesburg, South Africa — Urban Street Culture was back live at Milk + Cookies Presents Gunna at the Nasrec Expo Centre, where global music culture met homegrown excellence. Among the standout moments of the night was an exclusive interview with one of South Africa’s most respected DJs and cultural tastemakers — Uncle PartyTime.
The interview was hosted by Palesa Mbaaaaaaleigh Boikanyo and shot and edited by Oz, capturing a raw, honest conversation about music, fashion, legacy, and what the future holds.
A Fit Backed by Global Brands
Uncle PartyTime pulled up looking sharp, giving credit where it was due.
“Shout out to G-Star for holding me down, and shout out to my Adidas family as well,” he said, highlighting the blend of international fashion brands that matched his confident presence.
The look reflected exactly what he represents — global standard, local roots.
On Stage Energy and International Exposure at Home
Fresh off his set, Uncle PartyTime spoke about the atmosphere at Milk + Cookies and the importance of events like this for South African artists.
“The energy was amazing. Shout out to the team for putting this beautiful event together,” he said. “It’s important for us as South African artists to experience international platforms — especially at home.”
He went on to emphasize how South Africa is setting the pace globally, not following it.
“We’re the best in the world now. We’re starting something crazy for the next generation.”
Life Beyond the DJ Booth
When asked what he would be doing if music wasn’t part of his journey, Uncle PartyTime kept it honest.
“I’m from the hood. It’s either you rap or you play ball,” he said. “I would’ve been a soccer player for sure.”
The answer reflected a familiar story for many creatives — talent finding its way through passion, discipline, and opportunity.
No New Year’s Resolutions — Just Progress
With 2026 already underway, Uncle Party Time made it clear that he doesn’t believe in traditional New Year’s resolutions.
“I was already in the new year last year,” he said. “I’m just going to keep doing my thing — the rest will be history.”
That mindset speaks to consistency over hype — a key reason his career continues to evolve.
What’s Next for Uncle PartyTime?
Fans can expect growth, evolution, and something different.
“Expect a newer, better version of Uncle Party Time,” he said. “Not what you’re used to and comfortable with.”
It’s a promise of progression — creatively and culturally.
The Ultimate Party Location?
If he could throw a party anywhere in the world, his answer was immediate.
“South Africa.”
When asked if Johannesburg was his favourite city, he smiled and responded, “Controversial.”
Urban Street Culture at Milk + Cookies Presents Gunna
As the crowd waited for Gunna to take the stage, Urban Street Culture continued doing what it does best — spotlighting the dopest DJs, artists, and fashion moments shaping South African culture.
From music to streetwear to real conversations, this was another reminder that the culture is alive and thriving.
FAQ: Uncle Party Time at Milk + Cookies Gunna
Q: Who is Uncle PartyTime?
A: Uncle Party Time is a South African DJ known for his high-energy sets and influence in local and international music culture.
Q: Where did Milk + Cookies presents Gunna take place?
A: The event took place at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Q: What did Uncle PartyTime talk about in the interview?
A: He discussed the energy of his performance, international exposure for SA artists, fashion partnerships, and his plans for 2026.
Q: Why is Milk + Cookies important for South African artists?
A: It brings international-level platforms to local stages, giving South African artists global exposure at home.
