If there is anything Twitter is known for, it is challenges. While some are still trying to learn the dance moves to the 
#JohnVuliGateChallenge others have already hopped on to the mom vs me challenge. This is where celeb lookalikes pit themselves against the celeb they claim to look like.
Well, it was all fun and games until a tweep used a picture of the late Lebo Mathosa in her challenge. The resemblance was uncanny so much so that tweeps had to ask her if Lebo was indeed her late mom. In the spirit of having fun the tweep confirmed that Lebo was her mom.
Mathosa was well known for being a member of the notorious Kwaito music group ‘Boom Shaka’, the star was also known for her famous hits such as Ntozabantu, I love music, and Awu dede to name a few.
The song bird died in a car crash on the N3 highway near Germiston on the East Rand, in the early hours of the 13th of October 2006, at the tender age of 29.
It was reported that she was flung out of her Toyota Prado when the driver lost control and the vehicle and crashed into a tree. She sustained extensive internal injuries and died on the scene.
The country awaits to savour in the memory of this icon tonight. Dream: The Lebo Mathosa story, will air at 21:30 on DSTV channel 129.
Tweeps sent their condolences and even asked her if she could sing like Lebo did. Of which she says yes and also revealed that she auditioned to play young Lebo in her biopic but the part went to Bahumi.Lebo Mathosa was a musical powerhouse whose music is still very much popular 14 years after she has passed on. Before there was care free anything there was Lebo Mathosa. The one-quarter of Boom Shaka took the spunk and ‘don’t-give-a-damn’ attitude that was left as a legacy by her predecessor Brenda Fassie and gave it the world. Here are a few of the songs in which she added her spice and amazing vocals on that, in turn, became the anthems of our youth.