"Lawsuit revenge loading": Rea Gopane working on Bonang dis track

"Lawsuit revenge loading": Rea Gopane working on Bonang dis track

  • Rea Gopane is not too happy with Bonang Matheba and is allegedly working a dis track about her according to a video doing the rounds on social media
  • Bonang slapped Rea with a R500 000 defamation lawsuit following allegations that he made about her getting AKA hooked on drugs
  • Social media users were not too happy with the video and suggested that Rea is trying to raise funds for the lawsuit but might end up in even more trouble

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Controversial YouTuber Rea Gopane is allegedly working on a song slamming Bonang Matheba. The two have not had a great relationship with Bonang suing Rea for R500 000 in a defamation lawsuit.

Rea had alleged that Bonang introduced AKA to drugs leading to the lawsuit being filed against him.

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Rea Gopane is allegedly not done with Bonang Matheba is according to reports, he is working on a dis track. Photo credit: reagopane_, bonang_m
Source: Instagram

A video is doing the rounds on social media of Rea allegedly working on a dis track about Bonang and social media users were not impressed with him.

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Social media users took to the comment section to react to the video

@Gugstarrr:

"The disrespect this boy has shown to yalls queen. LOL"

@ChrisExcel102:

" This is gonna be a Banger"

@BThusi94:

"Wow .
Someone is gonna get sued again ,100k this time "

@Muamr19:

"Lmao ..my man is trying by all means necessary to make money just to pay off his debt this sounds trash"

@InHisTimes:

"If never folding was a person. We can’t help you pay 300k but we are entertained, keep it coming we will stream your song ."

AKA blasted for saying women must support men in fighting mental health

Earlier, Briefly News reported that rapper AKA and his exes Bonang Matheba and DJ Zihle found themselves trending on Twitter following the rapper's tribute to Riky Rick. It all started when the Fela in Versace rapper took to Instagram to pay homage to his industry colleague and friend Riky Rick.

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In his tribute, AKA highlighted the mental health crisis among South African men. He then urged men to do away with toxic masculinity and seek help.

According to News24, the rapper spoke about how depression among men stems from generational traumas. He said:

“Generational trauma passed down to us. Ladies, we are not perfect by any means, but damn, we are crying out for your approval, your love and affection.”

"So fabulous": Bonang shares social media photo dump, dripping in luxury

In similar news, Bonang Matheba has absolutely nailed the social media photo dump trend. The media personality recapped her February with a series of photos that left almost every follower feeling envious.

Bonang Matheba is back in Mzansi and living her best life. The fabulous celebrity shared what many consider to be the ultimate photo dump on social media.

Bonang took to Instagram to share a series of photos that she believes would perfectly sum up how she spent her February. Queen B was moving from one location to the next, wearing the finest clothes, styling her Jimmy Choos and hopping into some luxury rides.

Source: Briefly News

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Stefan Mack (Editor) Stefan Mack is an English and history teacher who has broadened his horizons with journalism. He enjoys experiencing the human condition through the world's media. Stefan keeps Briefly News' readers entertained during the weekend. He graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2010 with a Bachelor of Education (BEd), majoring in History and English. Stefan has been writing for Briefly News for a number of years and has covered mainstream to human interest articles.