Young Stunna Allegedly Misses 'Frere Summer Party' After VIP Demands: “Almost Undermining Everyone”

Young Stunna Allegedly Misses 'Frere Summer Party' After VIP Demands: “Almost Undermining Everyone”

  • Young Stunna has yet again ruffled some feathers by allegedly missing another performance
  • The show that was held at Mount Frere in the Eastern Cape became a flop when Mashaya had what was called "diva tendencies"
  • Mr Vee Sholo, the singer who was supposed to share the event with him told Briefly News that he was chilled about the episode

Amapiano hitmaker Young Stunna allegedly stirred new drama when he cancelled his Frere Summer Party performance at Underground Pub in Mount Frere in the Eastern Cape.

The Sete hitmaker, whose real name is Sandile Msimango, missed another performance, this time the organisers citing his bad attitude toward the people of the rural town.

'Sete' hitmaker Young Stunna was refused to perform at 'Frere Summer Party' after diva tendencies.
Young Stunna allegedly failed to perform at a gig after he had "attitude" problems. Images: @opticalillusion.jpeg
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Young Stunna refuses to share with Mr Vee Sholo at Frere Summer Party

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ZiMoja reports that the hitmaker refused to use the same resources as Mr Vee Sholo when he acted boujee, making performing together impossible. Sholo said it started at their guest house:

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"He first refused to let me drive in the same car as him, so I walked to the venue. Then at the VIP section, he said he will not sit with strangers."

The drama continued when they got to the venue, where it was wet and muddy, and it was arranged for him to be carried across the muddy path before he eventually refused to perform. A witness told the publication:

"Firstly, it was a cold and rainy day. The grass was wet, he refused to walk on the muddy path and he was basically behaving like a diva, almost undermining everyone."

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Mr Vee Sholo opens up to Briefly News about the events of Frere Summer Party

The Akalali hitmaker explained to Briefly News that he doesn't think it was a personal attack on him because he believes that Stunna didn't even know him before the incident but was offended by the organisers' response:

"I didn't pay attention when he was talking to the organisers and saying he wouldn't be sitting with strangers, but what was offended when I was asked to leave the VIP section so that Young Stunna could sit.
"I told the organisers, 'Why don't you take him to where you're saying I must go, because I came here first and was allocated here?', other than that it wasn't a matter of Young Stunna having beef with Mr Vee Sholo."

Young Stunna had not responded by the time this story was published.

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The Underground Management released a statement apologising to the patrons for Stunna's behaviour, promising to take action:

"We will never tolerate or bow down to any artist that comes wherever they come from and undermine our artists from the EC, our establishment, our town... We have hosted big-name artists and actors and they never gave us any attitude.
"We will come up with the full statement in due course as we are busy consulting with our legal team and all parties involved."

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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.

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