Sol Phenduka Relates to Prince Kaybee’s Medical Condition With Startling Admission

Sol Phenduka Relates to Prince Kaybee’s Medical Condition With Startling Admission

  • Sol Phenduka recently weighed in on Prince Kaybee's revelations about his medical condition
  • The DJ previously opened up about his severe memory loss, and it turns out that Sol may also be facing the same problem
  • The jokes were flying online, with social media users trolling Sol about his apparent condition

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Sol Phenduka weighed in on Prince Kaybee's condition
Sol Phenduka can relate to Prince Kaybee’s medical condition. Images: Solphendukaa, PrinceKaybee_SA
Source: Twitter

It turns out that Sol Phenduka may have the same medical condition that Prince Kaybee is suffering from.

How did Sol Phenduka react to Prince Kaybee's condition?

Sol Phenduka recently commented on Prince Kaybee's medical condition on Podcast and Chill.

The Charlotte hitmaker revealed in a Twitter (X) post dated 2 June 2025 that he suffers from what he describes as "serious amnesia," frustrated at how his memory was deteriorating:

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"I suffer from SERIOUS AMNESIA and I am a bit emotional and frustrated at how my memory is deteriorating, man. I am scared this will lead to missing life opportunities, which will make me very incompetent, and I HATE THAT."

Sol Phenduka commented on Prince Kaybee's amnesia
Sol Phenduka says, like Prince Kaybee, he also suffers from some memory loss. Images: Solphendukaa, PrinceKaybee_SA
Source: Twitter

Reacting to his revelations was Sol Phenduka, who related it to his own experiences with mild memory loss:

"I used to meet somebody once, and I would remember your name, surname, where we met and what you were wearing, for the longest time. I'm still like that, but I've lost my touch."

Here's what South Africans said about Sol Phenduka's comment

Unlike Prince Kaybee's fans, who sympathised with him, Sol got none of that, and had netizens dishing out jokes and trolling him:

kingscelo_05 joked about Sol's drama with Cassper Nyovest:

"I'm sure he has even forgotten that he ever had beef with Cass."

ThubaneJustice trolled Sol:

"It's serious, this guy once forgot his car at the airport and took an Uber home."

JTeishi joked:

"These conditions only affect people who have money."
Mzansi commented on Sol Phenduka's apparent memory loss
Social media users joked about Sol Phenduka's memory loss. Image: Solphendukaa
Source: Twitter

Meanwhile, others expressed concern, with some netizens blaming the memory loss on the controversial COVID-19 vaccine:

uMbaliBlackRose suggested:

"He must consult a mental health specialist."

coldmax07 posted:

"This is a trend amongst the people I know who took the jab. Not saying it’s the jab, but we can’t ignore the trends as well."

mbuelo_m added:

"I don’t know, man. I’ve spoken to a few people who’ve said that since the COVID jab, they’ve felt their minds have been slower and they forget things easily. They're not as sharp anymore."

Prince Kaybee weighs in on Zimbabwean Dancehall music

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Prince Kaybee's criticism of Zimbabwean Dancehall music.

The DJ/ producer claims that the genre's failure to reach a global market was solely because of the sonics and not the quality of the music:

"The issue is the type of sonics that have been consistent throughout the years, which is Zim Dancehall. It's a very small genre that is a subgenre in and of itself, it is too layered to be commercially feasible in South Africa."

Source: Briefly News

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za