On the 25th of October the world was robbed of an incredible person. Mgcini Calvin Nhliziyo the ‘Z’khuphani’ hit maker died tragically in a hit and run accident. This tragedy is made worse when someone is taken at a young age, in or before their prime, leaving an incomplete legacy behind them. We will remember Cal_Vin not because of the way he died but for the years he lived and his memory will live on through his works.
Rest In Power King 
we have been robbed of a brother,frand ,talent,icon😭😭 #RIPCalvin #7 pic.twitter.com/shX25T5Vb5
— #Mzoe7 (@MzoeSeven) October 27, 2020
Rest In Power King🖤#RIPCalvin #FromBulawayoToTheWorld pic.twitter.com/OWPhZJ09TB
— Vusa Mkhaya (@VusaMkhaya) October 25, 2020
Rest In Power King Vin
You gave the music industry so much life and truth. Loba "Bebengakholwa" but you're a young soul that left a footprint in the industry
#RIPCalVin pic.twitter.com/OeQWrMILsW— Nobuntu 🎶 (@nobuntumusic) October 25, 2020
I wish you can come and see your roses bro.
The whole godamn City bro.
You're a fucken legend King 😭😭
Thank you for your gift , for putting me on , your knowledge and for being the light .
I still owe you bro , I still owe you 💔#RIPCalvin pic.twitter.com/13JKHck0im— MJ Sings (@iammjsings) October 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/ZimbabweanGriot/status/1320263996545654784
https://twitter.com/UrbanGroovesZW/status/1320247527904583681
Woke up to the news that Calvin Mgcini Nhliziyo is no more. I'm devastated..this has not been a great year …2020 is taking the young ones😭
Farewell King CalVin👑 ..Dat Luveve Boy 💔 🇿🇼#RestInPowerKing pic.twitter.com/cQkPe9u05c
— Queens Pyramid (@BlacperlZW) October 25, 2020
Saddened by the passing of Mgcini
Calvin…💔 that Luveve Boy, umfana kaManax, baba kaChloè, u"Eita Zkhiphani?"- thank you for the music King, for giving heart to the craft & your city, you were #truth, unfiltered, loved, wanted, A Legend!Dankie san✊🏾❤ pic.twitter.com/kyMxi4KS7r
— #TheLegacy (@MboMahocs) October 25, 2020
I am deeply saddened by the news that Calvin is no more, this is a great loss to the industry. May God be with his family…Ha Ndarwadziwa 😭 pic.twitter.com/c5bWcN3kaw
— MUDIWA (@MudiwaHood) October 25, 2020
Woke up to so many messages that the Vin is no more and I can’t believe it. Very few have shifted the culture like he did. This is a terrible loss for us man. Go well knowing you have left an indelible mark on the game and youth at large @kingcal_vin . Rest In Peace King 👑 🕊
— Karizzy (@Itskarizma) October 25, 2020
The Guy who introduced me to filming, Words cannot describe what I am feeling right now.. Very few people have influenced my life the way you did.. . Thank you for being there.. . Rest in peace @kingcal_vin pic.twitter.com/425dEt1WmQ
— C O R E Y 📸 (@visualsbycorey) October 25, 2020
A chapter closed bro @kingcal_vin thank you for the time we shared and the moments we shared bro, no words to explain the pain you left us,i still don't believe it, please post something 😢 #Legend #BONA #RIPKingCalVin pic.twitter.com/UTEucqDKqK
— Brythreesixty (@Brythreesixty) October 25, 2020
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Why did you have to go like this my brother? 😢 the music industry has lost another soldier. RIP Luveveboy.@kingcal_vin pic.twitter.com/FwTQIn2VoP
— Trevor Dongo (@TrevorDongo_) October 25, 2020
Last convo I had with the late great @kingcal_vin 😔
He carried BYO on his back & did it PROUDLY! He went 4 what he deserved! Ultim8 hustler! Glad I was able to work with u on Facts fam! Your legacy lives on G! #RiP bro & thank you 4 all you’ve done 4 Zim HIPHOP 🇿🇼
Love you 🕊🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/R61bogF22H— KAPCITY (@kapcityhq) October 25, 2020
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So many people to just appreciate for getting us here. I mean not many know that @kingcal_vin was producing at least music 11 years ago. At least that is when I saw a CD from when I was at Power FM in 2009. People caught up with him when he did Z'khiphani. He has been working https://t.co/PCWlexc9a2
— larry kwirirayi ✍📔 (@kwirirayi) July 25, 2020
We have lost a King. A pioneer. Someone who redefined what Zim Hip Hop could be. Someone who consistently raised the bar. Go well, my brother. We lost you too soon. But you inspired so many. Rest In Power @kingcal_vin ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼 pic.twitter.com/ERnA6tbdUH
— Comrade (@ComradeFatsooo) October 25, 2020
"I feel like cup is running over now/
I ran my own race, time to seat it down/" –@kingcal_vinSleep Easy King 💔 pic.twitter.com/2Fy5ZxLfsS
— For The Culture (@NobleStylz) October 25, 2020
Heartbroken. 💔
We only made one song together but I could tell you were a genuine honest soul. One with lots to say, and one who wanted to change the world
Rest in power my brother @kingcal_vin pic.twitter.com/e0nUcXRRj9
— VERSELESS (@verseless1) October 25, 2020
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Condolences to the Nhliziyo family, and the society in general for the sad loss of Calvin Mgcini Nhliziyo.
Besides being a great artist, he was a staunch Bosso fan, who has left a void within the greater Bosso family.
You will always be remembered, rest easy King 👑 Cal Vin✊. pic.twitter.com/8wKNVSQ9ZX
— Highlanders F.C (@HighlanderBosso) October 25, 2020
Sad to learn of the untimely passing of award-winning rapper Cal Vin – whose real name was Mgcini Calvin Nhliziyo. 'That Luveve Boy', as Cal Vin was affectionately known was only 35. The arts industry has lost an icon far too soon.
Lala ngokuthula Calvin, qhawe lamaqhawe.🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/KTWX6nPP82
— Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 (@advocatemahere) October 25, 2020