Sizwe Dhlomo Trolls Cardi B’s Plate of Food, Claims It’s Giving SA Vibes: “Looks Like Something I Ate”

Sizwe Dhlomo Trolls Cardi B’s Plate of Food, Claims It’s Giving SA Vibes: “Looks Like Something I Ate”

  • Sizwe Dhlomo was shocked to see Cardi B's plate of food that resembled some of Mzansi's delicacies
  • The radio personality said that the image proved that black people's love of eating large food portions is the same everywhere
  • Mzansi responded to Sizwe Dhlomo's tweet by saying it's not surprising that Cardi enjoys eating such foods as she was once spotted eating chicken feet

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Sizwe Dhlomo couldn't believe how similar Cardi B's plate of food was similar to Mzansi's delicacies.

Sizwe Dhlomo made fun of Cardi B's plate of food that looked similar to Mzansi's.
Sizwe Dhlomo says Cradi's B's food in a recent picture looked like something South Africans would eat. Image: @sizwedhlomo and @iamcardib
Source: Instagram

Taking to Twitter, Siz quote tweeted Cardi's photo of a huge grilled piece of meat, rice that almost took up the entire plate, and veggies that had no room in the plate but were squeezed in by the star. Sizwe said he was shocked that almost all black people around the world eat large amounts of food:

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"Lol! Black people’s plates are the same everywhere in the world! Scroll down this thread, there’s a guy in Philly who posted a plate that looks like it’s from Sosha. Even Cardi’s plate looks like something I ate just the other day."

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Mzansi people weigh in on Sizwe Dhlomo's post about Cardi B's full plate

People agreed with Sizwe. Some said it wasn't surprising that Cardi ate such delicacies, given that the American rapper once trended for eating chicken feet, reported TshisaLIVE.

@thabo_magaiva32 said:

"I didn't even realise that the plate is from Cardi B. I was here thinking to myself that this is a typical Kasi dish."

@_enosmoshapo shared:

"I once saw a post from an American dude asking what every black household had in common. And lol, the comments! All black people worldwide keep leftover food in butter containers and use shopping bags for trash!"

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@Cigarmpu_ posted:

"Cardi B's meat looks like you could get it Kwa Mai Mai if you've ever been there lol."

@Zulunana12 wrote:

"Nyama is so dry though. Umfudumezo perhaps."

@TeddyWest_SA reacted:

"We are one."

@StaggaSays added:

"I was eating plates like that in Jamaica!"

American village that looks like South African townships exposed in viral TikTok clip: "Can't believe my eyes"

In similar news, Briefly News reported that the U.S. is a first-world country that most people aspire to live in. The country has had great marketing in the media and movies, and many want to taste the American dream.

Their dominance in worldwide media has painted a rosy picture of the country, and some people think there are no impoverished people in America.

One African man, @zonlive0, living in America, dedicated his TikTok page to exposing the unpleasant sides of the country. Recently he posted a video showing a "village" while travelling on a train. The area looked similar to many townships in Mzansi, and local TikTokkers were shocked.

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Sinazo Tshambuluka (Editor) Sinazo Tshambuluka is a Briefly News Entertainment writer. She has been with the fantastic Briefly News team since July 2022. Previously, she freelanced for Opera News for a year, covering current affairs and entertainment news. She graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2021 with a Bachelor of Social Science in Media and Writing and Sociology. You can reach her via sinazo.tshambuluka@briefly.co.za