Ntsiki Mazwai Sparks Debate With Latest Take On AKA
- Ntsiki Mazwai has once again ignited discussions around the late Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes in her latest Twitter (X) post, responding to a fan's query.
- Her comment referenced AKA's past and the tragic circumstances surrounding his late fiancée, Anele Tembe, sparking mixed reactions online.
- While some praised her honesty, others criticized her approach, accusing her of disrespecting the late rapper.
Ntsiki Mazwai continues to make waves in the world of South African entertainment with her outspoken nature. This time, she's not holding back when it comes to her thoughts on the late rapper Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes. In a bold move, she's taken another shot at the late artist, stirring up a heated conversation among fans and critics alike.
Ntsiki Calls Out AKA in Latest Tweet
It takes guts to say what Ntsiki Mazwai just said. In a concise but impactful post, she tackled the legacy of the late Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes. A fan had asked Twitter (X) users to share some of AKA's most famous quotes, hoping to celebrate his contributions to music and culture. But Ntsiki wasn't about to let that moment pass without bringing up a more uncomfortable truth.
Her response referenced the tragic death of AKA's fiancée, Anele Tembe, who fell from the 10th floor of the Pepperclub Hotel in Cape Town. AKA maintained that Anele jumped, but many people have questioned the official narrative. Ntsiki's comment reignited debates about the case, reminding everyone that there's more to the story than meets the eye.
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South Africans React to Ntsiki's Bold Move
Ntsiki's tweet didn't go unnoticed. The reactions on social media were swift and varied. Some users praised her for speaking her mind, appreciating her willingness to challenge the narrative. Others, however, were not as forgiving, accusing her of being unnecessarily provocative and even disrespectful to the memory of the late rapper.
@headaches28 chimed in with a sharp observation:
"I'm glad Ntsiki can produce expert opinions and forensic reports enough to contradict the western cape director of public prosecution."
@NguUnam expressed his surprise:
"Yoh Miss Mzwai. I was never ready for this kind of take."
@mbarara1 added a sarcastic remark:
"I didn't push her."
@fikiswa_fiki couldn't hold back her frustration:
"You really do not like the poor guy, even after he had died. Have some shame."
@Nicolo668063258 brought up an interesting point:
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"Conversation they don’t want to have. He told us she suffered from depression without any qualified authority telling us so."
@Sguy_De_Jagaban summed it up with a jab at Ntsiki:
"Shame, you always have to be controversial because that's the only way you can get attention."
K.O. Keeps AKA's Legacy Alive with Upcoming Album
On a different note, hip-hop fans have something to look forward to. In a recent announcement, K.O. revealed that the late AKA is featured on his upcoming album, I Think You Spoke Too Soon. The SETE hitmaker shared how moved he was by the collaboration, emphasizing the emotional weight of hearing AKA's voice once again.
This collaboration serves as a testament to AKA's lasting impact on the music industry. Fans are eagerly anticipating the release, hoping to hear a piece of the late rapper's genius one last time. While debates about his legacy continue, it's clear that his contributions to South African hip-hop will never be forgotten.
