Netizens Demand Prince Kaybee Relocates to Nigeria Amid the Chidimma Saga: “We Are Donating You”
- South African House music DJ Prince Kaybee felt the heat of the social media mob as netizens came for him
- In a recent tweet, an online user demanded that the star should move to Nigeria since he appears to always take the country's side
- This was after Prince Kaybee showed his support to Miss SA hopeful Chidimma as she faces backlash and xenophobia on social media
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The House music DJ and producer Prince Kaybee caught smoke on social media after his bold stance regarding the Miss SA drama.
Netizens want Prince Kaybee to relocate to Nigeria
The South African House music DJ and producer Prince Kaybee has again made headlines online after he claimed that Patriotic Alliance member Kenny Kunene was his grade 10 teacher.
Recently, the star was dragged by South Africans on Twitter (X). He has been on the receiving end of much backlash ever since he shared his thoughts about the ongoing Miss SA saga. The star had said that he wished that Miss SA finalist Chidimma won the competition despite the backlash that has been attached to her. One social media user did not take kindly to Prince Kaybee's words and demanded that he move to Nigeria after he supported Chidimma. Responding to the request, Prince Kaybee refused to relocate to Naija on his online page.
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He said:
"I was born in South Africa, have no family in Nigeria. Also have kids here, my Mom is still alive and sick so she needs me and I also work in South Africa. Why would you recommend moving to Nigeria my good sir?"
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Fans react to Prince Kaybee refusing to relocate
Many netizens responded to the star's refusal to relocate. See some of the comments below:
@Vince839211 commented:
"Buyeli Khaya Wena..."
@freedommalulek4 wrote:
"The recommendation comes after everybody picked up that you stand with foreigners over South Africans, but nonetheless we know how to deal with people like you ask Julius Malema."
@muk0vhe responded:
"To go twerk for them in Abuja."
@Raibowchild mentioned:
"Hamba they are waiting for you baba."
@HouseDee4 replied:
"We are donating you."
@MorvieQue23 commented:
"People always have something to say to drain one's energy... I'm glad you're addressing them with humility."
Chidimma distances herself from fake X account
In a previous report from Briefly News, A fake X (Twitter) account was created to impersonate Miss South Africa contestant Chidimma Vanessa Adetshina. The beauty queen had a handful of Mzansi peeps bashing her entry into the competition because of her Nigerian roots.
The account spoke out against hateful comments, leading South African netizens to double down on their criticism.
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