Amapiano Star Scotts Maphuma Donates to 500 Kids Through KFC, SA Reacts: “We Need the Receipt”
- South African Amapiano star Scotts Maphuma recently donated to 500 kids through KFC
- A video of the star adding hope to 500 kids through KFC while placing his order went viral on social media
- Many netizens had mixed emotions, flooding the comment section with their reactions

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Scotts Maphuma showed many people on social media a side of him they didn’t know. Despite being labelled as one of the artists with a bad attitude, Maphuma made headlines after his recent donation.
In a video posted on Thursday, 24 July 2025, the artist, who bought a new home and car in May 2025, was seen making a huge donation to 500 kids through KFC's Add Hope initiative. While making his order, Maphuma made a R1000 donation, adding hope to many children who need to be fed.
Watch the video below:
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What is the KFC Add Hope donation?

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KFC's Add Hope is a worldwide initiative, mainly active in South Africa, dedicated to combating hunger and malnutrition among children. It encourages customers to add a small donation—usually R2—to their orders, which KFC matches to fund nutritious meals for children through collaborations with non-profit organisations.
Add Hope has delivered millions of meals to children and has become an impactful charitable effort in South Africa. The program also operates in other countries, with KFC stores around the world taking part.
Netizens had a lot to say about Scotts Maphuma's donation
Shortly after the video went viral on social media, many netizens flooded the comment section with their reactions, many expressing mixed emotions about his actions.
Here are some of the comments below:
lenny_black_angel commented:
"So I guess the next 250 people don’t have to donate because Scott’s just covered for them."
don_ghetto said:
"Bro went from Scotts Ma'Attitude to Scotts Ma'Kindness, Scotts Ma'SweetKonyana, Scotts Ma'Compassion, Scotts Ma'Charity real quick."

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spicknspan2022 responded:
"Do we need a video to prove it? Let's focus on doing good, whether anyone sees it or not."
tsimim_ replied:
"We need the receipt."
sirr._x wrote:
"People are so negative, that is why you don’t get blessed, just once be positive guys because y'all don’t even donate your R2 at the counter when the cashiers ask you. You all become defensive and very angry."
waysomrnobody mentioned:
"The camera for what? We add hope every time we buy, but we are not out here with cameras to do good for the sake of doing good, not for views."

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Video of Scotts Maphuma refusing to hug a fan trends
Briefly News previously reported that Scotts Maphuma is never beating the allegations. A video of the star interacting with a fan resurfaced amid his cancellation drama.
South African Amapiano star Scotts Maphuma is in the middle of a cancel Tsunami after fans declared that they will not support his music after his utterances. The hitmaker previously voiced his concerns about not wanting to take pictures and interact with fans when he is out and about.

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He previously added fuel to the fire when he said he did not owe fans anything because they did not make him during a recent interview on L-Tido's podcast. The statement sparked an uproar on social media, and fans have been ignoring his performances.
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