Emtee Called Clout Chaser after Video Supporting Small Limpopo Businessman: “Doing It for Content”

Emtee Called Clout Chaser after Video Supporting Small Limpopo Businessman: “Doing It for Content”

  • Award-winning rapper Emtee has shown support for small businesses
  • He posted a video buying peanuts from a Limpopo entrepreneur, urging people to support local enterprises
  • His attempt to motivate did not fly with some netizens who accused him of chasing clout
Rapper Emtee posted motivational video of supporting small businesses but got dragged for chasing clout.
Emtee is accused of clout chasing, after he posted a video supporting a small business owner. Images: @emteethehustla
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Rapper Emtee received a negative response and was accused of being a show-off when he tried to get his followers to join him in supporting small enterprises due to the performative nature of his video.

Emtee shows support for local businesses with motivational video

The rapper's video was reposted by online media outlet @MDNnewss on Twitter, now known as the X app, with the Pearl Thusi hitmaker buying peanuts from a local vendor in Limpopo, urging his followers to try and do the same. @MDNnewss said:

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"Emtee shows support to local business."

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Social media drags Emtee's local business video, accused of chasing clout

Unfortunately, the rapper appeared high in the video by using colourful language and looking confused. His actions caught the attention of Tweeps, who accused him of still using substance and clout chasing:

@umcebo_ corrected:

"Real support isn't recorded. That is just content creation."

@MawrongzJnr agreed:

"Once you bring cameras around you while supporting local business, you're doing it for content."

@Lumkagirl noticed:

"What kind of insangu ayibhemayo, forever high..."

@Motsumi_Mellow was anxious:

"I would probably cry for help if I were to be this high."

@ViruzzM noted:

"This one is always in a zombie state."

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@nokie555 observed:

"The trolley guy bandla, got tongue-tied there."

@beast_modefl3x added:

"He didnt have to bring the cameras though."️

@Blackscotch73 was annoyed:

"Not only him we all support local business!"

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.