Tall Azz Mo Says He Will Never Apologise for Being a Man, SA Men Applaud Him: “Thank You for Being Our Voice”

Tall Azz Mo Says He Will Never Apologise for Being a Man, SA Men Applaud Him: “Thank You for Being Our Voice”

  • Tall Azz Mo has taken to his timeline to share that he'll never apologise for being a man in Mzansi and South African men are here for it
  • The comedian was disgraced when he was accused of forcing himself on a celeb woman but the court found him not guilty
  • The country's gents believe that some women are more toxic than men, which is why they agreed with the reality TV star's remarks

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Tall Azz Mo is being praised for standing up for his rights. The comedian was disgraced when Lerato Moloi accused him of forcing himself on her, but the court proved otherwise.

Tall Azz Mo is standing up for his rights
Tall Azz Mo shared that he'll never apologise for being a man. Image: @tollassmothegamer
Source: Instagram

Ever since he won his case, the reality TV star has been advocating for men's rights in Mzansi. The star, who is married with kids, was bashed when the accusations surfaced on social media. He's now on a mission to help all local men who have been falsely accused of abuse. He captioned his Instagram post:

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As a free man, he has been pouring out his feelings on his timeline. Tall Azz Mo took to Twitter to share that he'll never apologise for being a man in Mzansi.

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Mzansi men applaud Tall Azz Mo

Social media users, mostly gents, took to his comment section and applauded him for not being apologetic about being a man in a country with hundreds of cases of violence against women. Many of them claimed women are as toxic as some men these days.

@laluh_Majola said:

"Thank you for being our voice, my brother. We are with you."

@man_jugz wrote:

"Wish we could all say that."

@Molepo15Molepo commented:

"Thanks, bafo. Never be apologetic not even once. Black women are our worst enemies, where possible, jidas, let's intermarry coloureds or Caucasian for peace of mind."

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@Samuelmkp wrote:

"You must start a men's organisation where men's issues can be addressed, you already have a baseline."

@Mr_Dee100 said:

"Too many conversations about toxic masculinity and not enough about toxic femininity, which has become an even bigger issue in society than we realise."

@Samuelmkp wrote:

"A straight man, particularly, there is an attack against us."

@Sphume_Minnie added:

"Apologies are owed to you and may they come in abundance and may some of them be compensation."

Mzansi convinced Enhle Mbali will become a sangoma

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa topped the trends list after she apparently confessed to cheating with a married man. The actress trended the whole week after the news broke online.

After the man she's allegedly having a steamy relationship with denied getting jiggy with her, some social media users claimed she's about to become a sangoma. A long list of South African celebs answered their calling in 2022.

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Some trolls claimed that most of the entertainers who accepted their calling are faded stars. After Black Coffee cheated on Enhle Mbali and her alleged lover denied their relationship, Mzansi Twitter users claimed she'll take the sangoma route.

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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