Some of the country's most memorable players added a bit of Kasi Flava to their game.
These include Jomo Sono, Shoes Moshoeo, Doctor Khumalo and Teko Modise. In contrast, coaches like Pitso Mosimane and more recently, Bafana coach Hugo Broos have come out publicly to express their disapproval of the showboating.
"It's [Kasi Flava] not good for football in my opinion and it's not good for Bafana Bafana. it is good for Maimane Phiri games and Baba Mthethwa games.
"I don't want to criticise the youngster because he had a good game," Mosimane told Supersport in a post-match interview back in 2020.
While very common in local tournaments, whether Kasi Fava has a place in the top flight of South African football is a debatable topic.
"At the end of the day, it's the end product that matters. We can't say players shouldn't express themselves. It's about what you intend to do with the ball. If you're trying to go past a man and help the team, of course, But it's just for entertainment then I understand where the frustration comes from.
In the attacking midfielder role of Kaizer chiefs, and later Swallows and Mpumalanga Black Ace, Mathebula was of the league's most technically gifted players.
Kasi Flava was recently on full display in Soweto during the DStv Kasi Champ of Champs that saw 8 of the province's most notorious kasi teams clash in a plate and cup system tournament.