Sizwe Dhlomo Doesn't Need Support From Social Media Users, Claps Back at Fan
- Sizwe Dhlomo has never asked his fans to do anything for him and made that very clear on social media
- A Twitter user came at him sideways after he asked the timeline to pray for AKA after the death of Nelli Tembe
- Sizwe Dhlomo made it clear that he's not coming to play and he's not going to let people walk all over him
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Sizwe Dhlomo recently took to social media to ask South Africans to pray for AKA after the loss of his fiancée Nelli Tembe. Some fans were happy to see Sizwe showing support to AKA but others thought that his request was not coming from a good place.
Sizwe has clapped back at a social media user who told him that celebrities in South Africa are always asking for their support but never offer help to their fans. @Cico_za tweeted:
"I don't mean to sound insensitive but you celebrities like to make everything about yourselves, "buy my album" "buy my tickets" "pray for me" but you guys are quick to forget that we too need to be well off, do you ever pray for your fans? Angilwi bhuti."
Source: Instagram
Sizwe responded to the fan by saying that he's never asked any of his fans to buy anything from him:
"I've never asked you to buy anything. You're messing with the wrong one."
Brother Siz was just not having it and wanted Mzansi to know that even though he's a nice guy, he's not just going to let people talk to him however they want.
Briefly News previously reported that Sizwe Dhlomo sympathetically reminds SA to pray for AKA and the Tembe fam. Sizwe Dhlomo took to social media to express his sincere concern for AKA and Nelli Tembe’s family.
Her passing came as a shock and Sizwe is sure that all who loved and knew her, specially AKA and the Tembe family, need support.
It has been truly heartwarming to see Mzansi celebs come together to be there for AKA during this difficult time. Sizwe wants everyone to use their love and support to help AKA through this.
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Source: Briefly News
