Prince Kaybee Expresses Pain Over 'Personal' Attack on Anele Mdoda Amidst Ongoing Trolls: “It Hurts”
- Prince Kaybee took it upon himself to frown upon the recent trolling of 947 radio host Anele Mdoda online
- Mdoda came under attack over her status as a single parent after she commented on a social media post
- The boisterous events drew a further reaction after online users replied to Prince Kaybee's X post in droves
The claws were out for media personality Anele Mdoda for another time this week as she again became the target of online bashing.
It seemed nothing the 947 radio jock posted could escape online users' ire. However, it seemed it went a little below the belt this time.
Prince Kaybee laments Anele Mdoda attack
The triggering events were not lost on Prince Kaybee, who took to his X to lament the drilling directed at Mdoda.
Posting a screenshot of a post, Mdoda's reply to it and a subsequent one from an X user, the house DJ wrote:
"It hurts to see people being this impolite to others with personal attacks."
He was referring to a harsh rebuttal from @_LeratoMabuzaM to Mdoda after the latter seemed to react sensitively to what had been published.
Mdoda had come across a post from @_LeratoMabuzaM, who, despite it not being direct at her, the radio host took it upon herself to chirp in.
The X user had initially written:
"Why do people with no kids think they are special?"
To which Mdoda replied:
"Why does it bother you that they think they are special?"
The final reply to Mdoda was scathing:
"Sit this one down, ndoda. I will post why your son doesn't have a dad, and then you can comment. This one is for my special people."
It began an online torrent of abuse towards Mdoda, with a bevvy of social media users taking shots over her status as a single parent.
A boisterous online community wasted little time making a beeline for Prince Kaybee's mentions to share their two cents.
Ruthless bashing strikes chord
A silly few threw shade at his response to Mdoda's plight, while others concurred with his assessment.
Briefly News looks at the colourful reactions.
@FootballStage_1 wrote:
"They are being bullies. People with low self-esteem target celebrities. It's wrong."
@Antonio43493 said:
"Insults are called freedom of speech. Lol, X sometimes can be tough."
@thembijessicac added:
"I'm a sensitive person but this was just sick."
What you need to know about Prince Kaybee
Prince Kaybee, born Kabelo Motsamai on 15 June 1989, in Senekal, near Welkom in the Free State province of South Africa, is the youngest of 36 siblings from his father's relationships with multiple women. He is the only child of his mother, who raised him as a single parent.
After dropping out of school in Grade 11 due to becoming a young father, he relocated to Bloemfontein with a friend but soon faced homelessness and hunger. To survive, he worked as a DJ at a Nigerian-owned club, which provided him with enough money for food and rent. During this time, he also lived with a girlfriend and used his laptop to hone his DJing and production skills.
Samuel Mokhele, a rapper from Sharpville, accused Prince Kaybee of stealing his concept for the song Wajellwa, which brought Kaybee numerous awards. Kaybee also tweeted about a similarity between the chord progression in Davido and Casper Nyovest’s Check on You and his own hit, Charlotte.
Additionally, Shimza accused Kaybee of copying Club Controller, a track Shimza claimed he had first, after Kaybee collaborated with Zanda, TNS and LaSoulmates. Shimza was reportedly surprised to find Kaybee already had ownership of the song.
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The controversial YouTube blogger was reported to be dead after rumours of his demise behind bars circulated on social media on Tuesday, 21 August.
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Source: Briefly News