Nota Baloyi Dragged for Body Shaming DJ Ayanda: “Let’s See Your Six Pack and Muscles”

Nota Baloyi Dragged for Body Shaming DJ Ayanda: “Let’s See Your Six Pack and Muscles”

  • Nota Baloyi targeted DJ Ayanda with a body-shaming comment under a viral studio video posted on X on 7 August 2026
  • The clip shows DJ Ayanda dancing energetically at a Pioneer DJ mixer inside a radio station studio
  • Mzansi was quick to defend DJ Ayanda and call out Nota's behaviour online
Nota Baloyi dragged for body shaming DJ Ayanda
Nota Baloyi faced backlash over his comments about DJ Ayanda. Image: dj.ayanda, lavidanota
Source: Instagram

A video of DJ Ayanda grooving behind a Pioneer DJ mixer at what appears to be a radio station studio went viral on X on Friday, 7 August 2026, but it wasn't the DJ's moves that got people talking. It was a single, cutting word dropped in the comments by controversial music industry figure Nota Baloyi.

In the clip, shared by @TheHypeChannel_, DJ Ayanda is seen dancing energetically at her decks, with studio signage and a digital clock visible in the background. The footage has a festive, lighthearted energy — but the tone in the comments turned sour fast.

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Nota Baloyi body shames DJ Ayanda

Nota Baloyi replied to the post with just one word:

"Mkhaba…"

The comment triggered an immediate backlash, with many users defending DJ Ayanda and turning their criticism squarely on Nota.

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Mzansi fires back at Nota Baloyi

South Africans were not here for it. Here's what people had to say:

@I_am_Who_I_aam hit back at Nota directly:

"Nota, you're not skinny because you exercise. You are skinny by default settings. Even if you can eat the entire elephant, you'll never gain, nje 🤷🏿🇿🇦"

@misszee_m went for the deeper point:

"Nothing says insecure quite like needing strangers to feel worse about themselves so you can feel better."

@SylviaShab95340 kept it simple and affirming:

"Not everyone is gonna have a flat stomach, and it's okay 👍🏾"

@dlamini_d22369 defended DJ Ayanda's appearance:

"You must come out of the closet please..😭 This is a stunning woman."

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Not everyone focused on the drama, though. @KaNgono021 took a different angle entirely:

"Eish this generation...The role models of our kids are either DJs who twerk for a living or influencers, and all have tattoos and nose rings...I am glad I won't be in the future...ngeke...the 304 generation..."

Nota Baloyi is no stranger to controversy in the South African music industry, regularly making headlines for his outspoken and often polarising commentary. But this latest comment has drawn particularly sharp criticism, with many users pointing out that body-shaming a woman publicly crosses a clear line.

Nota Baloyi dragged for body shaming DJ Ayanda
Nota Baloyi was criticised for his comments about DJ Ayanda. Image: lavidanota, dj.ayanda
Source: Instagram

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Nota Baloyi’s latest clash with DJ Ayanda is not the first time his comments about a woman’s appearance have sparked controversy.

Briefly News reported that Nota previously took aim at Unathi Nkayi after a video of her swimming and showing off her figure circulated online, even issuing an ultimatum to her family and threatening continued scrutiny during Women’s Month.

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Tayananiswa Zvikaramba (Editor) Tayananiswa Zvikaramba is an entertainment writer at Briefly News. He previously worked as a profiler, sports, human interest, entertainment, and current affairs writer at Pindula (2016-2022) and iHarare (2022-2025). He holds a BA Honours in Archaeology from the University of Zimbabwe (2010-2013), YOAST SEO for Beginners (2023), YOAST Block Editor Training (2023), and YOAST Structured Data for Beginners (2023). Email: tayananiswa.zvikaramba@briefly.co.za

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