Nota Baloyi Accuses Late Brenda Fassie of Alleged Drug Abuse, Says It Affected Her Son Bongani Fassie

Nota Baloyi Accuses Late Brenda Fassie of Alleged Drug Abuse, Says It Affected Her Son Bongani Fassie

  • Nhlamulo 'Nota' Baloyi has made claims about the late Brenda Fassie's alleged drug use and how it apparently affected her son, Bongani Fassie
  • The self-proclaimed music exec also said that Brenda Fassie was not a good mother to her son, Bongani, calling her a "terrible human being"
  • Tweeps are defending the late music icon after Nota alleged she is not worthy to be called an "icon", just a "star"

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Nota Baloyi has accused Brenda Fassie of being an alleged drug addict
Nota Baloyi made shocking claims about the late Brenda Fassie's drug abuse. Images: Getty Images LavidaNOTA
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Nhlamulo "Nota" Baloyi has made some shocking allegations about the late Brenda Fassie.

The self-proclaimed music executive and Kwesta's former manager went on social media to accuse the late music icon of drug abuse.

Twitter user praises Brenda Fassie's timeless music, says she's an "icon"

A Twitter user by the name @ThisIsColbert praised Brenda Fassie for making timeless music. He said her song, Mido do do will live on for generations to come. He tweeted:

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"Now this is the song that’ll live for all generations. It doesn’t matter when you were born, or what type of music you’re into, once you hear it - you just fall in love with it. 'Mido do do' by the late icon, Brenda Fassie."

Nota accuses Brenda Fassie of abusing drugs and being a terrible mother to Bongani

Disagreeing with tweeps, Nota said Brenda does not deserve to be named an icon, but rather just a star. He tweeted:

"Brenda Fassie left her son suffering because she loved drugs more than being a good Mom… Her music’s legendary but she was a terrible human being for exposing her child to drug dealers addicts & a life of turmoil. Best not use the word icon, rather say she was a star, feel me?"

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Twitter users weigh in on Nota's allegations:

@khuzwisto said:

"She is an icon, she’s a star to you. We don’t judge her the same, we call Brenda the way we want, like it or not…"

@MelaPineapple said:

"We don't call you names for failing to move on from one girl, so don't be that guy."

@sparx_ltd commented:

"Had Brenda been the best mom, her son would be thriving and maintaining or even expanding her legacy. But due to her choices, here we are."

@thulani_khawuta said:

"The post was about the song, not Brenda or her behaviour. Eyenu i behaviour intle?"

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za