Master KG Slams Botswana Star Vee Mampeezy After He Allegedly Shot His Shot at Makhadzi: “Stay in Your Lane”

• There was drama on social media when top South African star Master KG came out blazing at Botswana kwaito star Vee Mampeezy
• Reports circulating on social media suggest that the Jerusalema hitmaker headed to Facebook to tell Vee Mampeezy to keep away from Makhadzi
• Master KG warned the Botswana star to stay away from his woman and stay in his lane, Vee also fired back

Master KG and Botswana star Vee Mampeezy are now sworn enemies after their recent beef online. According to reports, the top African stars were on each other's necks because of Makhadzi.

Screenshots of their exchange caused a buzz on social media as rumourmongers were begging the stars to share more details. Online detectives put two and two together and concluded that the Botswana star shot his shot at the Ghanama hitmaker, who is Masker KG's longtime lover.

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According to ZAlebs, Master KG headed to Vee's page to issue a stern warning. He told the kwaito star not to fill in his shoes. The Jerusalema hitmaker wrote:

"Vee Mampeezy Tlogela Goba Bari (stop being an idiot), my brother, I have known you for a long for you to what you doing. This post has nothing to do with Vee's marriage drama. It has to do with what Vee is currently doing in South Africa. I repeat, stop being an idiot."

Vee fired back at Master KG, telling the award-winning Mzansi star to stop chasing clout on his page.

Big Zulu accused of trying to steal spotlight from schoolgirl whose singing got acknowledged by Chris Brown

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Big Zulu has been harshly criticised for allegedly attempting to steal the spotlight from the school girl whose incredible singing caught the attention of American pop star Chris Brown.

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This comes after a video of the schoolgirl singing Nkabi's awareness song, Ubaba Ulala Nami, went viral on social media.

Immediately after the girl went viral and was posted by Chris Brown on his Instagram, Big Zulu went online to ask Mzansi people to assist him in finding the girl.

Source: Briefly News