‘Ke Star’ Hitmaker Focalistic Accused of Wearing a Fake Rolex Watch, Fans React: “Bet He Bought It on Alibaba”

‘Ke Star’ Hitmaker Focalistic Accused of Wearing a Fake Rolex Watch, Fans React: “Bet He Bought It on Alibaba”

  • Banyana ke Bafana hitmaker Focalistic has been accused of rocking a fake designer wristwatch
  • The star was called out by an Instagram page that exposes celebrities rocking fake watches
  • Focalistic adds to the long list of celebs like MaMkhize, Shaun Stylist and Somizi who have been accused of wearing counterfeit designer clothes

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Celebrities are always the blueprint when it comes to wearing designer outfits. Many have their social media pages plastered with pictures of high-end designer clothes.

Focalistic accused of wearing a fake watch
Focalistic has been accused of wearing a fake Rolex watch. Image: @focalistic.
Source: Instagram

Focalistic recently became a laughing stock on Instagram when he was called out for wearing a fake Rolex watch.

Instagram page exposes Focalistic

An Instagram page with the handle @fakewatchbuster shared a close-up picture of the star's wristwatch and said it looked like a counterfeit.

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They went on to share details of why they came to the conclusion that Focalistic's watch was fake. The post read:

"@focalistic in our opinion that’s a fake Rolex Day-Date 60th anniversary ️‍♂️⌚️❌. A genuine Rolex Day-Date 60th Anniversary worth approx 50-60k Usd."

Some of the things listed to determine that the Amapiano star's watch was fake included, the wrong colour of the dial, the wrong shape and size of the crown, the wrong shape of the case and the wrong size of the date window, among others.

Social media users react to Focalistic allegedly wearing a fake watch

As expected, social media users shared mixed reactions to the post. Many made fun of the star saying he got the wristwatch from Small Street.

@letlhodilwe said:

"Who cares about watches in this heatwave! Yho guys it is hot."

@missdime___ commented:

"we worried about electricity y’all are telling us about fake rolex Haowaaa that time he is not buying with anyone’s money !! it’s his hard earned money !"

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@kb_labavia wrote:

"fake is better than nothing for the fact tht he manage to get fake rolex ke bosso ase mng le mng."

@primmycooks added:

"Fake or no fake, if it looks fine we go. Re ka lapa."

@zandilemamaore noted:

"People don’t care anymore about whose wearing fake.. The country is burning that’s what some of us care about."

@cruxificiio commented:

" As Long as the time correct."

@idioeddy said:

"Bet he bought it on Alibaba"

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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.