‘Idols SA’ Season 18 Top 2 Thapelo and Nozi Get Mixed Reactions From Twitter Users: “Thapelo Is My Fighter”

• Social media users are on the edges of their seats as the Idols SA Season 18 finale approaches
• The singing competition is in the final stages, and fans couldn't be more glad that their favs, Thapelo and Nozi, made it to the top two
• Social media has been awash with mixed reactions as fans dish their thoughts on the show

Thapelo and Nozi have made it to the Idols SA top two, and South Africans are happy with the contestants. The two have been giving show-stopping performances since the show started, and many are waiting to see who will walk away with the top prize.

Although the latest show marks the end of the road for the talented Mpilo, Mzansi is waiting in anticipation for the season finale next week.

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This week's performances gave the show viewers goosebumps as Thapelo and Nozi wowed the judges with their songs. According to ZAlebs, Thapelo took to the stage to perform his song Phanda, Hugh Masekela’s Thanayi and The Beatles’ Let It Be.

Nozi gave an unforgettable performance as she started off with her debut original song Idliso. She also sang Mango Groove’s Moments Away, and Jennifer Hudson's 2008 hit Giving Myself.

Twitter users had mixed reactions over the top two. Some fans loved that their favs made it to the top two, while others felt Mpilo should have made it.

@TheCPTtwins said:

"Nozi can sing ❤️ !!! Team Nozi ! #IdolsSA"

@WinnieThobez noted:

"I could listen to him sing all my life. Well done ntwana. Let's wait for next week when receiving that R2m. You're a star. I am super proud of you. Yhooooo thapelo."

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In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Robert Marawa has responded to the reports that his pricey Mercedes Benz AMG is about to be repossessed over lack of payment.

According to reports circulating on social media, Marawa missed a payment after religiously paying the instalments for three years.

According to ZAlebs, the veteran sports reporter allegedly failed to make a once-off balloon payment for the car he purchased in 2018. Marawa reportedly paid R28 982 a month for three years.

Source: Briefly News