Moonchild Sanelly Deletes Post Supporting Amanda Black After Being Dragged by Fans for Her Dressing

Moonchild Sanelly Deletes Post Supporting Amanda Black After Being Dragged by Fans for Her Dressing

  • Moonchild Sanelly faced backlash and later deleted a message defending Amanda Black, who received criticism for her stage outfit
  • Moonchild argued that male performers often wear basic clothing on stage, while female artists are unfairly scrutinised for their attire, especially when they earn less than their male counterparts
  • Social media users criticised both Sanelly and Black's appearance, with some suggesting that Black should have made more effort with her attire

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Moonchild Sanelly has deleted a message she posted in support of Amanda Black. Amanda charted social media trends when fans complained about her "basic" dressing while performing.

Moonchild defends Amanda Black
Moonchild Sanelly deleted her message supporting Amanda Black after facing massive backlash. Image: @moonchildsanelley and @amandablacksa
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Moonchild Sanelley roasted after defending Amanda Black

South Africans on social media had no kind words for Amanda Black after her picture on stage at the Maseru Jazz Festival went viral. Many people accused her of not trying hard enough with her outfit at the festival.

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Responding to the backlash, Moonchild Sanelley said people should give the same energy to male performers who can hit the stage in basic jeans and a t-shirt. She also noted that female performers are allowed to look casual on stage. The deleted Twitter post read:

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"The way men just wear T-shirts and it’s normal. Yho caba nje women have to just not be able to be casual cause it’s their mood nje coz. That time they get paid less than the man!!! Ninengxaki Yaz."

Mzansi reacts to Moonchild's post

Social media users roasted Moonchild Sanelley until she deleted the post. Many said Amanda should have tried to look "clean" instead of going on stage looking like someone who just woke up.

@_Carlocarlo said:

"She must bath at least."

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@Sq_sibabalwe commented:

"I don't get why people will always want to compare males and females. These two are incomparable, appearance is a very important factor to women but we can't say the same about men."

@Beeceezm added:

"Delete this Moon, you can't compare this as a brand that's just not it looking like she hopped out of bed nah."

@Heavy_T25 noted:

"Come on she's not even looking casual, she looks like she just got out of bed, smoked whoonga and went to the festival."

@Afrovich wrote:

"She doesn’t respect her craft nor the audience sies."

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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.

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