Nota Sides With the Taliban’s Laws on Women’s Home Education, Bashes Rap Duo the City Girls

• Nota Baloyi seemed to have sided with the Taliban when he shared his views on women's education
• He shared that he agrees with the laws which stipulate that women should be educated at home
• The music executive said this while he was bashing the rap duo City Girls, criticising their album title

Nota Baloyi has made some controversial statements regarding the Taliban and their laws.

Nota drags the City Girls, sides with the Taliban

Taking to Twitter, outspoken music executive Nota Baloyi seemed to have sided with the Taliban when he shared his views on women's education.

He shared that he agrees with the laws which stipulate that women should be educated at home.

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The music executive said this while he was bashing the rap duo City Girls, criticising their album title, R.A.W. (Real A** Wh*res).

"There’ll be no virgi*s left to marry if we don’t sl*t shame these rappers… Easy p*ssy will be the end of humanity. I agree with the Taliban, women should be educated at home!"

Netizens agree with Nota Baloyi

Many X users agreed with Nota's sentiments which were in the context of the City Girl's music and general message in their songs.

@MxolisiKingMol1 said:

"Lavida Speaking TRUTH TO POWER!"

@Thesvga said:

"The machine is pushing this agenda black music was captured to the worst extent."

@Mjay_9001 shared:

"Yeses it all trash, play your daughters Lauren Hill."

@moepathusi argued:

"It's always black women in the front..loosing status as a human being ain’t a thing these days."

@SihleMaseko16 shared:

Firstly these word rapper is used too loosely and given to people with no talent. 40% of Hip Hop sales have dropped because of such content hope the market self regulates."

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Nota Baloyi on why he went to Black Coffee’s Madison Square Garden Show in NYC

In a previous report from Briefly News, Nota Baloyi attended DJ Black Coffee's iconic Madison Square Garden show this past weekend. But he said he was not there to support him.

He said he only attended because of singer Bucie who also performed at the iconic show.

Netizens were stunned as some asked if his beef with Black Coffee had been squashed or not.

Source: Briefly News