Major League DJz Condemn Open Chats Podcast Host’s Offensive Remarks: “Getting Out of Hand”
- The Major League DJz have condemned the Open Chats Podcast host's offensive remarks about Coloured people
- During the taping of one of their episodes for the YouTube channel, the presenters made derogatory statements
- The award-winning DJ duo called out podcasts as a whole, noticing a growing trend of sensationalism and rage-baiting
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South African podcasters have been called out following The Open Chats Podcast, racist remarks about Coloured people. Amapino music duo, Major League DJz, have publicly condemned the hosts of the award-winning podcast.
The young podcasters were subjected to intense scrutiny after a clip of them making offensive remarks about Coloured people went viral.
Major League DJz react to podcast remarks
Bakwa Lah hitmakers, Major League DJz, took to Twitter on Wednesday, 6 August 2025, to call out not only the podcasters but podcasts as a whole. Their message points to them noticing a growing trend of sensationalism and rage-baiting among SA podcasts.
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"These podcasts are getting out of hand now. People are just saying things for reactions and trends. SMH," they wrote.
The DJs were not the only ones to call them out. Even Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie, threatened legal action against the podcast, "We must never allow people to become that comfortable," he said. "I want a report today on how we're going to deal with those who said that people of coloureds are "crazy."
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Netizens react to Major League DJz's post
Reacting to their social media post, netizens had this to say:
@jaybug1313 condemned:
"Guys, there was a CEO who tried bribing a top journalist with 60K. Municipalities are bhubhahlaring funds. ANC officials are a disappointment! Please talk about important things when we need more voices, not this."
@PortiaP82876 exclaimed:
"To those saying this is not important, so Racism and cyberbullying are not serious things? Use your platform to talk about what you feel are serious things, and let people voice their opinions too! These podcasts are cyberbullying celebrities, and all you do is laugh! They must be held accountable!"
@WhySoTrueThough said:
"That's literally the model for doing big numbers, not quality(rarely). "Say more, apologise later." It's just vibes until someone says something completely out of pocket or downright unhinged & becomes the litmus test for the rest. Word vomiting for clout will take you out of the pan and into the fre oche lore."
@Fuze_ZN asked:
"Lol, y'all kept quiet about corrupt politicians, seniya khuluma manje??"
American shows Coloureds support amid backlash
In a previous report from Briefly News, an American woman on TikTok expressed her love and support for the coloured community by sharing a video on TikTok. She condemned the podcast's remarks and urged people on how to move on.
"I wanna send all my love to coloured people right now. I know a lot of black people and coloured people are still trying to wrap their minds around what was said on that podcast Open Chats podcast. I just wanna send all my love to coloured people from all over," said @caroline_jones_1994.
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