Julius Malema Drops Bombs on ‘Podcast and Chill’: “My Attitude Changes When I See a White Man”

Julius Malema Drops Bombs on ‘Podcast and Chill’: “My Attitude Changes When I See a White Man”

  • Julius Malema was MacG and Sol Phenduka's guest on the latest episode of Podcast and Chill
  • The EFF leader got candid about his life, talking about his childhood and how he got into politics, and he even revealed that he doesn't know who his father is
  • The latest episode trended on social media as chillers charged their thoughts on what Malema was saying on the show

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MacG and Sol Phenduka are stepping up their game as far as guests on their show are concerned. The stars have racked in big wigs such as Dr John Kani, Jub Jub and now Julius Malema.

Julius Malema on Podcast and Chill
Julius Malema was MacG's guest on the latest episode of 'Podcast and Chill'. Image: @julius.malema.sell and @mcgunleashed
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The EFF president sat with the top podcasters and discussed some personal issues. He touched on many issues, including his childhood, his parents, some of his beliefs and politics.

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Julius Malema has been very vocal on the political scene, which may surprise many why his enemies haven't assassinated him. The politician believes it's because his ancestors are strong. He said:

"They can’t assassinate me, I have very powerful ancestors. They don’t play. I see trouble before it happens, and I cause trouble. I take a decision that we cause trouble now. I joined politics for two things, we are either going to die, or we are going to win. For us to be here is a miracle. I am not afraid of death. We knew how to carry firearms at the age of nine."

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Juju also added that black people act differently around white people because they are afraid of them.

Social media was a buzz with different reactions from chillers who loved the episode. Many hailed Malema for taking his time to support MacG's podcast.

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@MhlungwaneJ said:

"Malema gives MacG some direction about politics and the youth. “Don’t use this platform to depoliticise “ #podcastandchillwithmacg."

DJ Maphorisa dragged for taking credit for Kabza De Small's work again: "He's used to stealing people's work"

In more entertainment news, Briefly News also reported that DJ Maphorisa is trending for the wrong reasons once again. The top Mzansi Amapiano star came under fire from social media users after he revealed that he named Kabza De Small's album under Scorpion Kings and released it without letting him know.

The stars made the revelation during an interview that has caused an uproar on social media. They were asked what made them start Scorpion Kings, and Kabza shared the story behind it.

He said they were working on his album when Phori decided to name and release it without his knowledge.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.