Nota Baloyi Sparks Conversation About Esona Maphumulo
- Nota Baloyi, the always-controversial figure, recently appeared on a podcast discussing Esona Maphumulo.
- Esona, the eldest son of Grammy-winning artist Black Coffee, is making waves as a DJ in his own right.
- Nota Baloyi claims that when Esona looks at him, he sees an icon because of the way he smiled during a chance encounter.
Let’s talk about Nota Baloyi. The guy is never shy about speaking his mind. Recently, he was on a YouTube podcast, and he brought up the name Esona Maphumulo. Now, Esona is no ordinary person—he’s the son of none other than Black Coffee, the global DJ sensation. But what Nota said about Esona has sparked quite a bit of chatter online.
Why Esona Maphumulo Might See Nota Baloyi as an Icon
During the podcast, Nota Baloyi told a story about bumping into Esona Maphumulo at a local garage. According to Nota, when Esona saw him, his face lit up with admiration. Now, that’s a bold claim, right? Nota went on to say that Esona’s reaction made him feel like a true icon. Let’s hear it in Nota’s own words:
“He saw me at the garage and smiled from ear to ear,” he claimed.
The story quickly spread online, thanks to blogger @MDNnewss, who shared the video on X. But before we dive deeper, let’s take a moment to appreciate who Esona Maphumulo is. He’s not just riding on his father’s fame; he’s carving out his own path as a DJ. In fact, Esona was featured on Canadian rapper Drake’s album, Honestly Nevermind, on the track Texts Go Green. That’s no small feat!
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Mzansi Reacts to Nota’s Bold Claim
When news of Nota’s comments hit social media, it set off a wave of reactions. People had a lot to say about whether Esona truly sees Nota as an icon or if Nota might be exaggerating just a bit. Here’s what some folks had to say:
@Celani16204894 stated:
“Hi, @DonaldJTrumpJr, as South Africa, we can borrow you this guy, Nota.”
@VITO_G_Wagon chimed in:
“Nota must be admitted to a proper mental institution.”
@zwelistos added:
“I’m not surprised. He told his dad when he was four not to vote ANC. He’s always been special.”
@ManziniSimand replied:
“Yooh, I wonder what happened to Noya that he turned out like this.”
@MyAfricanRootz had a harsher take:
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“He laughed because you’re a joke. He doesn’t see you as a role model, papa.”
Black Coffee’s Heartwarming Initiative for Young Students
While all eyes are on Nota and Esona, let’s not forget Black Coffee’s incredible work off the stage. In a previous report by Briefly News, Black Coffee launched a back-to-school initiative through his foundation, The Black Coffee Foundation. This initiative focuses on helping needy children by providing them with essential school supplies. It’s a beautiful way to give back to the community and ensure that every child has the tools they need to succeed.
Black Coffee shared his thoughts on the importance of education:
“School’s where dreams begin. It is where young minds are shaped, where curiosity is nurtured, and where futures are built. We believe in the power of education to transform lives and uplift communities.”
So, while Nota Baloyi continues to make headlines with his bold statements, it’s comforting to know that Black Coffee is quietly doing his part to inspire the next generation. And who knows? Maybe Esona will one day follow in his father’s footsteps—not just in music but also in giving back to the community.
