Mzansi Defends Black Coffee Amidst Accusations of Not Supporting The Cystic Fibrosis Warrior

Mzansi Defends Black Coffee Amidst Accusations of Not Supporting The Cystic Fibrosis Warrior

  • Black Coffee finds himself at the centre of controversy after one netizens called him out on Twitter
  • The Internationally acclaimed DJ and producer was accused by a tweep online of not helping Nompilo Dlamini as he is loaded
  • Most netizens came to Black Coffee's rescue and defended him, saying his money, and he could do whatever he wanted with it

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Mzansi defended Black Coffee after a tweep dragged him on Twitter
Black Coffee was dragged by a tweep, for not helping Nompilo Dlamini while she was alive. Image: @therealblackcoffee, @thembisileQ
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Haibo, Black Coffee, finds himself trending after being blamed and accused of not doing anything for the people of Mzansi, who needed help financially while he is a millionaire.

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While South Africans are still mourning the death of the Cystic Fibrosis Warrior Nompilo Dlamini, Black Coffee finds himself being dragged into the midst by a tweep on Twitter.

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@joy_zelda went on social media and called out the Fetch Your Life hitmaker for not helping those in need.

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She said:

"We need to be honest about Black Coffee. He has done nothing for Black People besides music, and He is a Billionaire. Still, he couldn't even help Nompilo Dlamini whenever she asks for donations, yet he wears R34k sneakers from Louis Vuitton, He is a disgrace."

Read the tweet below:

Mzansi defends Black Coffee after being dragged by a tweep

Shortly after the tweep dragged the first black African man to headline at the Madison Square Garden in New York, netizens and supporters of Black Coffee came gun blazing, defending their own. See the comments below:

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@peekay_mab wrote:

"Now you want to tell him how to spend his money?? You are crazy."

@JesseFJacobs shared:

"Black Coffee does a lot, but even if he didn't help, it's his money that he works very hard for, he can choose whether to help or not, people can't be entitled to his money just because they support his music career."

@SA_MLAMBO defended Black Coffee:

"Niyanya people work hard for their bag. Now you want to control him how to spend his money? Just because you don’t have it doesn’t mean you’re a good person or you were going to help her, some of you NF, we see you on I blew it."

@LindoMkhi responded:

"He doesn't owe anybody anything."

@MrsPee3 asked:

"Disgrace, with whose money?"

@Lovelinessmona questioned:

"Why are you dragging Black coffee?"

@GYerathel said:

"Black Coffee bought a machine Nompilo used when @biphakathi took her to Cape Town."

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@NkalaBekithemba responded:

"Interesting why people expect others to do something because they are rich. They have worked hard for that and owe no one anything. Secondly, when people give, they don’t have to announce it."

Black Coffee announces MSG afterparty

In a previous report, Briefly News revealed Black Coffee's official afterparty for his Madison Square Garden debut, also held in New York.

The We Are One hitmaker's rollout for his MSG debut appears intentional and well-thought-out, revealing how seriously he takes his brand and upcoming show.

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