South Africa's eight-year-old is the youngest DJ in the world. Youtube channel has more than 500k subscribers.

Most of the kids were learning to speak by framing words and constructing sentences when Oratilwe AJ Hlongwane learned how to manage the whole DJ. He doesn't play DJ at the comfort of his house in his free time. He is rather called to play at various events, shows, concerts, fests, etc. Various talent shows in different countries featured his talent and he has attracted a large number of followers worldwide. Who is Oratilwe AJ Hlongwane? To know about him and why he is listed in the Global Top 100 child Prodigies of 2020, you should read his story.

Learnt From his Father And Amazed Him Back:

Oratilwe AJ Hlongwane, born on May 3, 2012, is from Florida, South Africa. He is a musician as well as a gamer. When he was just 8 months old, he started learning to DJ from his father who is not a DJ though. His dad named Oratilwe as DJ Arch Jr and there you go!! The boy's spirits rose high and he practised DJ with his father every weekend. By the time he was one; DJ Jr learnt how to use the gadget perfectly and began enhancing his art using his father's DJ App. Just 1 year old and already behaved like a professional DJ. This astonished his parents and the way their little son tried to repeat what he has learned on the App left them jaw-dropped. He used every inch of technicality so perfectly that he played the DJ with sound effects and bounced effortlessly between the songs. He entertained like a professional jockey confirming his exceptional talent as a DJ to his parents.

Appearance in Talent Shows and Appraisals:

DJ Arch Jr was invited to DJ in various events. He played live shows, at concerts, private events, fests, etc. and his DJing brought everyone to the dance floor. The child prodigy made his appearance on multiple talent shows like South Africa’s Got Talent, Britain’s Got Talent, China’s Got Talent, America’s Got Talent, and Saudi Arabia’s Got Talent. Of them, he loved to participate in Britain’s Got Talent.

"I enjoyed Britain’s Got Talent the most because there were giant balloons and a lot of people who were making noise,” he says.