Yvonne Chaka Chaka Unwittingly Leaves Mzansi in Stitches After Strange Claim
- Veteran music legend Yvonne Chaka Chaka found herself the butt of a private joke among the younger generation on social media recently
- After the singer claimed that she was requested to make a song to diffuse the tensions in the country, many couldn't help but laugh at her
- The general consensus seemed to be that a song from her was the last thing the country needed to recover from the horrific protests and looting
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Yvonne Chaka Chaka unwittingly left the nation laughing after speaking in an interview with Newzroom Afrika recently. The veteran singer claimed that an agency approached her to record a song with Chicco Twala to help encourage the country during this trying time.
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Her innocent comment left many howling as in recent years, her vocal ability has been questioned.
Twitter user @neriahlakotsa said:
“Yvonne Chaka Chaka says she has been asked by one agency to make a song together with Chicco Twala to calm the people during these unrests and turmoil in the country.”
Check out some of the reactions to the statement:
@mmabodu1 said:
“Who listen to her songs or that of Chicco, like seriously? Even those who qualifies for vaccine don't listen to her.”
@bigdaddyza said:
“Respectfully, that's the last thing we need.”
@zandilel said:
“Mxm she's not even that much of a good singer.”
@mdlamini said:
“One problem at the time please.”
The icon was recently dragged after she shared some views that differed to the masses.
Yvonne Chaka Chaka dragged for views on Covid-19
Briefly News reported that legendary Mzansi singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka has been dragged on social media for her views on the Covid-19 vaccine. The songstress took to Twitter on 18 January and asked why there's still no vaccine for malaria and HIV.
The Umqombothi hitmaker questioned why it only took a few months for scientists to develop a vaccine for coronavirus while other deadly diseases such as HIV and malaria have been around for way longer than Covid-19.
"Vaccine, vaccine. We still don’t have one for malaria none for HIV but in few months we have one for Covid, can someone tell me how possible is this? @WHO @EU_Partnerships @UN @NEPAD_Agency @PresidencyZA @Davos @unwomenafrica."
The musician's tweet rubbed many of her followers the wrong way. Most of them dragged her for her opinion on the vaccine while others agreed with her.
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Source: Briefly News
