Netizens Express Concern Over Cyan Boujee’s Behavior: 'Making Stupid People Famous Will Cost Us

Netizens Express Concern Over Cyan Boujee’s Behavior: 'Making Stupid People Famous Will Cost Us

  • Mzansi has voiced out their concerns about the controversial Cyan Boujee's behaviour
  • An online user shared a tweet mentioning how Cyan Boujee is a danger to herself and how she gets away with many things
  • Many netizens flooded the comment section in agreement that Cyan needs to be called to order as her behaviour is not attractive
  • A wellness expert shed light to Briefly News saying Cyan Boujee's behaviour might stem from the negative comments about her online
Fans debated about Cyan Boujee's behaviour
Netizens are concerned about Cyan Boujee. Image: @cyan.boujee24
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Once again, Cyan Boujee became the talk of the town regarding her latest behaviour on social media and in public.

SA is concerned about Cyan Boujee's behaviour

The South African controversial influencer Cyan Boujee, whose real name is Honour Zuma, was recently the centre of attention on social media as many netizens talked about her bullying behaviour online.

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An online user, @ApheleleJody, voiced his concerns on social media regarding how Cyan has been behaving and how she got away with many things, like humiliating other women, bullying them, and even stealing from them. The netizen further mentioned that the influencer is a problem and a danger to herself.

He wrote:

"Cyan gets away with so much; she beats women, humiliates them, harasses and steals from them. Cyan is part of the problem. She's a danger to society."

See the post below:

Another person who expressed concerns for Cyan Boujee is Juanita Khumalo, founder of a wellness centre called Trove Wellness. She spoke to Briefly News journalist Jessica Gcaba about the impact the negative responses from social media users, might affect her behaviour.

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"This negativity she experiences likely adds to her already fragile mental state. It is heartbreaking to witness someone so young and so desperate to fit into societal standards that they would go through such extremes."

Netizens react to Cyan's behaviour

Many netizens flooded the comment section, agreeing that Cyan Boujee's behaviour is unacceptable and that she should change her ways. Here's what they had to say:

@Naomithespeaker wrote:

"The fact that I said this and I was called a hater."

@RefilweSeboko said:

"Mean girl energy."

@Black_Ginger12 responded:

"I hope she gets her match one day. That girl is silly."

@Lerato37674561 commented:

"And she thinks it's cute to be a bully."

@sthabiledee mentioned:

"She annoyed me with that Seemah balance thingy... She is a silly girl, such an airhead."

@Sallystarseed responded:

"Making stupid people famous will cost us."

What you need to know about Cyan Boujee

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Honour Zuma Zacn is a stunning and curvy South African model and social media influencer known for creating engaging video content for her audience. Born on 25 August 2001 in Johannesburg, she is of American nationality and African descent.

As a child, Cyan Boujee attended a local school, where she learned the basics and grew up with her family's support. Driven by her passion for Mass Media, she pursued a bachelor’s degree at a well-known South African university, eager to delve deeper into the field.

Cyan Boujee seemingly trolls Thuli Phongolo

In more Cyan Boujee updates, Briefly News shared online reactions to the YouTuber's post, seemingly trolling Thuli Phongolo.

This comes after Thuli visited a shooting range right after Cyan was seen spending time with her ex, DJ Maphorisa, and Cyan responded with a hilarious meme.

Source: Briefly News

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Mbali Tebele (Editor) Mbali Tebele is a multimedia journalist with six years of experience in entertainment & sports, holding a national diploma from IIE Rosebank College (2019). She started her career 2018 as a news writer & videographer, then moved to Add-X Marketing Solution as an account coordinator & social media assistant (2020). She was a freelance writer at Newskoop (2021) and a multimedia journalist and social media assistant at Daily Sun Newspaper (2022). Email: mbali.tebele@briefly.co.za

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