Mzansi in Stitches After Prince Kaybee Blows Off Gay Fan Hitting on Him: “You're in Demand, Ntate”
- Prince Kaybee clapped back at one of his gay fans who hit on him on Twitter
- The star quickly responded to the fan and told him that he's definitely not gay
- Mzansi was left in stitches after seeing the post of the gay fan shooting his shot at Prince Kaybee
Controversial music producer Prince Kaybee made headlines once again recently after one of his fans offered themselves to him publicly on social media.
Gay fan hits on Prince Kaybee
Social media is abuzz after a gay fan hits on Prince Kaybee on X, formerly Twitter. The Charlotte hitmaker was trending recently after a fan shared an online tweet shooting his shot at him.
But the controversial DJ quickly poured cold water on the fan's request, responding to him and telling them that he's straight and not gay.
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Prince Kaybee wrote a tweet and said:
"Bro, I AM STRAIGHT!!!"
This post left many netizens in stitches after one of his fans took a brave step to hit on the star.
See the post below:
Netizens laugh at Prince Kaybee
Shortly after the post went viral, many netizens couldn't help but laugh at the star and shared their thought about the tweep who took a shot on Prince Kaybee. See some of the comments below:
@SifisoN95 said:
"Even spaghetti is not straight when it’s wet."
@phikelwa74 wrote:
"Uzoba strongo shame."
@Zack_here joked:
"They want you left and right. You are in demand, ntate."
@Lonely_KasiBoii shared:
"I didn't mean to laugh, but these dudes really want you, Grootman. Maybe they see something in you that you haven't discovered yet coz every day, it's a new n*gga trying to flirt with you."
@matt_phakoe commented:
"Bafana Bana this year ba batla oba kame."
@Zastro_kt mentioned:
"Ba yeza."
Prince Kaybee divides the internet with opinion on shoes
In a previous report by Briefly News, Prince Kaybee shared his opinion on the number of shoes a person should own. The Wajelwa hitmaker stated that individuals do not need to have more than four pairs.
This declaration sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some supporting his view and others emphasising the freedom to collect as many shoes as one desires, particularly in the case of sneakers.
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Source: Briefly News