Sir Trill Impersonates Shebeshxt in Hilarious Video, Netizens Unsure About Video: “What’s Going on?”
- Amapiano vocalist Sir Trill harnessed his inner Shebeshxt in a comedic video
- He posted a video impersonating the controversial Limpopo rapper and gave it his all
- Social media users had mixed reactions, with most (but not all) finding his mimicking funny
Source: Instagram
Vocalist and music producer Sir Trill tapped into his comical side and channelled the controversial Limpopo rapper Shebeshxt.
Sir Trill impersonates Shbeshxt in hilarious video
The singer took off his shirt and painted tattoos similar to Shebe's and started dancing and rapping like him. The video was posted on Sir Trill's Instagram account said:
"Just for fun. Hope this makes your day better, deleting soon. December ratsena wena. TRILLSHXT."
It was then reposted by @MDNnewss on Twitter (now known as the X app). Here's the video below:
Social media users debate Sir Trill's impersonation video
Sir Trill trended recently when news broke that he has a baby with songstress Nkosazana Daughter. Now he's trending again and while some people are happy to see him fooling around, others think he's not funny:
@NormaMansoor was amused:
"I’ve watched this over and it gets funnier."
@Ihhashi_Turkei noticed:
"It’s giving Shebe, dude."
@savenoho asked:
"iGhost Nkosazana Daughter's baby daughter. What's going on?"
@tumeloditle was getting bored:
"It should have ended in that first video, now he's just stretching it."
@TmModisetm3 asked:
"Is this how they hustle bookings?!"
@voiceless__ demanded:
"Sir Trill must give us another hit and stop trying to be Oskido on TikTok."
@MarumoMashigo hailed:
"My Limpopo man of the moment... Shebeshxt."
@JvckSoya agreed:
"Shebeleza got the whole country on lock!"
@siyamillionair was impressed:
"That’s the stuff we need instead of niggas catching feelings over bull."
KZN royal houses threaten to take Bomb Productions to court
In other Briefly News entertainment stories, some royal houses in KwaZulu-Natal promised to take the producers of Shaka iLembe to court after the end of the first season.
The representatives said they felt disrespected by Bomb Productions and accused them of incorrectly rewriting their history. They added that the production company didn't ask for permission to tell their sacred stories.
Source: Briefly News
