The star took to his social media to answer a curious fan who wonders why people hate on him.

The fan asked Prince Kaybee why some people hate him and he is inspiring and gives good music.

“I honestly don’t get it why some people hate you and you are inspiring and dankie for giving us good music”

Replying to that, Prince Kaybee make him understand that he is human and everyone living in this world has haters and he too has to have because he is not special.

He said: “Everyone has haters, I’m not special”

See tweet below:

Everyone has haters, I’m not special https://t.co/RJib2FHmqW

— PROJECT HOPE (@PrinceKaybee_SA) January 15, 2021

The star took to her Instagram to post a video to show off the expensive piece.

The rapper was gifted the jewelry by her friend Dr Smile ahead of the release of her EP 4436.

The jewellery was designed by Shohreh Custom Made.

The piece was delivered to Boity ahead of her album launch.

In the video, Boity was so excited to have received such a beautiful gift.

Watch video below:

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Musician Sho Madjozi has just added another major win to her long list of achievements. The star has been selected as one of the 21 artists joining the #YouTubeBlack Voices Class of 2021. The Artist Class of 2021 will receive dedicated partner support from YouTube, seed funding invested into the development of their channels, and participate in training and networking programs focused on production, fan engagement, and wellbeing.unique style is one that sets her apart.

Powered by bangers like “John Cena” 2.6 million Spotify streams and “Huku” 1.6 million Spotify streams, she took home “Favorite African Star” at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards, “Best New International Artist” at the BET Awards, “Entertainer of the Year” from Forbes, and more. This year, she was nominated once again for a BET Award in the category of “Best International Artist

“My music is loud. It sounds current, it sounds urgent. Ultimately, it’s a screenshot of life as a young African woman. Whether it’s asserting my independence, whether it’s talking about love, or lost love. I want to be remembered as someone who made it cool to be African and cool to be yourself, someone that presented new ways or different ways of being at this time. More than anything, I want a more equal future, where the colour of your skin or the village you happen to be born in does not have a significant impact on how far you can

Kuli Roberts is and has always been a slender woman and with her sparkling personality to top things off, who could hate her. Perhaps it’s her raw and straight from the shoulder approach that makes people unafraid to come at her sideways. The comments are so mean that at some point she had to mute the comments section on Instagram, however thanks to her thick skin, she did not delete the posts.

The actress posted a picture of herself wearing a bikini and flaunting her legs. Body shamming in these social media streets is not a new thing but sometimes people take it a little bit too far. Even though some did not like the body shamming, the trolls reigned supreme.

@itz_sizwechief condemned the trolls and called out black on black hate, “The amount of body shaming is here is disappointing. Black people on black people,” he said with a trash can emoji at the end of his comment.

@thembisidumo shared the same sentiments and said Kuli is confident about her body whilst those that shame her, are the same people who edit their pictures beyond recognition, “let alone black on black, female on female. These are unedited photos, most of us black people have marks on our bodies, we have burn marks, stretch marks and the list goes on… should we not celebrate our bodies just because they are deemed “imperfect “?

Seeing how man of the commenters are women, people called them out, @dawooddadabhay had this to say, “black women are each others worst enemy . The hate speech they indulge in sometimes makes me think that their sole purpose is to break each other down rather than build a sister up . All of this is hidden under the ” freedom of expression/ speech” . Which in my opinion is pathetic and BS.”

Zakes Bantwini has come under fire for his tweet about COVID-19 deaths occurring as a result of the stage two load shedding. The muso blatantly said four close people who were hospitalized and put in ventilators have died because electricity was cut due to load shedding.

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This did not sit well with many people because we can all assume that hospitals have back up generators, right? Well according to Zakes Bantwini these four people who sadly lost their lives, died due to their ventilators not working because of load shedding. He further said he worries about the many other people who might have passed on due to load shedding.

“I know at least 4 people who passed today, their ventilations stopped working because of load shedding. I wonder how many people lost their loved ones today because of load shedding, can we at least deal with one pandemic at a time please.”

Flooding his comments section were people who were in disbelief at how much a person of his caliber could potentially mislead people. @TboozeSA said, “Uyaxoka, Suxoka (you’re lying, stop lying) … hospitals have a backup generator and load shedding level 2 doesn’t impact hospitals.”

@gino_gavaza said, “U just decide to LIE unprovoked. Hospitals have backup generators. All these 4 people u know happened to be in ventilators????”

@kgomo389 commented, “I wished you mentioned the names of these hospitals which don’t have a backup generator. Ave uzekubopha uZweli Mkhize (Zweli Mkhize is going to arrest you.)

@Master_Sandz said. “Hospitals have back up generators that kick-in as soon as the power goes off. & I am talking like split seconds such that if u inside the hospital u won’t even notice that there was a power trip. So @ZakesBantwiniSA get ur facts right before misleading the nation.”Many tried to defend him by saying it could be possible that these people used the ventilators at home, “I think he is referring to the ventilators in the parking Lot. Remember COVID patients use the temporary beds and ventilators at the parking Lot while they try and organise a bed within the hospital. I am talking from experience in a Netcare hospital. So he may not be lying.”

Zakes defended himself by saying, “I accept that our realities are different, often times when ppl don’t understand/relate to something, they will label it as lies/absurd. No where did I mention the word hospital as that maybe be ur assumption/reality. Abantu bayafa bantu bakithi,asiyeke umdonsiswano ongathi shu (people are dying, lets stop dragging each other.)