DJ Shimza Reacts to Elon Musk and Donald Trump’s Beef: “South African Ancestors Are Strong”

• South African internationally acclaimed music producer DJ Shimza recently reacted to Elon Musk and Donald Trump's beef
• The star emphasised how strong South African ancestors are after Musk and Trump's fallout
• Many netizens flooded the comment section reacting to what DJ Shimza had to say about the beef

Bathong, Elon Musk, and Donald Trump's beef had many South African celebrities sharing their opinions regarding their fallout on social media, and the internationally acclaimed music producer DJ Shimza was one of them.

Recently, the star, who celebrated his 36th birthday on Thursday, 15 May 2025, emphasised how strong South African ancestors are, as Donald Trump and Elon Musk exchanged insults.

Shimza wrote:

"South African ancestors are strong."

See the post below:

The beef began after Elon Musk announced his departure in a post on his social media platform X (formerly Twitter), saying his time as a Special Government Employee had come to an end. He thanked Trump for the opportunity and said he believed DOGE would grow stronger over time and become a way of life across government departments.

He said that Trump's bill would undermine the work of his department and would increase the deficit. Musk also complained that his department had become a scapegoat for dissatisfaction with the administration. He made this announcement on Wednesday, 28 May 2025.

Netizens react to DJ Shimza's opinion

Shortly after the star weighed in on the beef, many netizens on social media flooded his comment section with their reactions to what he had said about Trump and Musk's fallout.

Here are some of the comments below:

@BukamuT said:

"Intelezi ka Ramaphosa. He left a bit of isichitho on those sofas in the White House. Lol, never underestimate a Venda man."

@Zito_Molapo wrote:

"Indeed, the South African ancestors are very strong, especially when you lie about their people."

@MaapeaJaco37226 responded:

"They are very strong and they work overtime."

@maanondi replied:

"They said bad things are happening."

What you need to know about Ramaphosa's visit to the US

• President Ramaphosa's delegates included Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntsavheni, Minister of International Relations Ronald Lamola, Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen and Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Parks Tau
• Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) president Julius Malema slammed Ramaphosa for travelling to the United States and called the trip ill-timed
• The EFF also slammed Ramaphosa after allegations that he would offer Musk deal for Starlink to operate in SA surfaced
• Ramaphosa arrived in the United States on 19 May and was upbeat and enthused about the meeting
• The African National Congress was also upbeat about his visit to the United States

Elon Musk warns about visiting SA

In a previous article, Briefly News reported that Elon Musk has caused a stir on social media platform X after sharing strong views about safety in his home country.

The Tesla CEO responded to a concerned user @SeibtNaomi, who asked for travel advice for her friend planning to visit South Africa, suggesting that some areas would be too dangerous to visit without a gun.

Source: Briefly News