Mr Smeg Blocks Man Who Called Him Out for Comments on ‘Big Brother Mzansi’: “Welcome to the Blocked Gang”

Mr Smeg Blocks Man Who Called Him Out for Comments on ‘Big Brother Mzansi’: “Welcome to the Blocked Gang”

  • South Africa's lavish lifestyle promoter, Michael Bucwa, aka Mr Smeg, was called out on Twitter after he shared a post about the cast of Big Brother Mzansi
  • Mr Smeg believes the cast was chosen from social media but another netizen decided to shut Bucwa down
  • @Black_Mathanda asked Mr Smeg what content he would bring besides eating raw meat and posing with his Smeg appliance, so Bucwa was unimpressed and blocked him

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Mr Smeg seemed low-key offended as he shared a cheeky tweet about the cast of Big Brother Mzansi. The popular Twitter user believes that members living under the eyes of the Big Brother were chosen from Facebook and TikTok.

@Black_Mathanda hilariously responded to Mr Smeg's post by calling him out for his antics on social media and asking why the Smeg appliance buyer thinks he would've added something fresh to the cast. He wrote:

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"It's because they have content Smegedlela... Wena, what will you be doing? Eating raw liver and bathing with your kettle? You guys are just overhyped here on this app."
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Mr Smeg blocked a Twitter user for calling him out about his tweet regarding 'Big Brother Mzansi'. Image: @Black_Mathanda and @MichaelBucwa
Source: Twitter

Mr Smeg subsequently blocked @Black_Mathanda before the Twitter user shared the interaction online:

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Social media users respond to Mr Smeg's heavy hand on the block button

@BonoloAnne said:

"Honestly speaking, I agree with you. He is overhyped, vele. I hate it when he asks people 'how much do you need right now' and then never sends the money and there are a lot of people who really need it. He only sent that 'no condom here' friend of his money and that's it."

@Ori_Debig_Beats shared:

"Welcome to the blocked gang."

@mphoalex11 wrote a spicy response:

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"They just buy accounts with large following. They got no content, these people. Just sucking up to Chris Excel."

@TheeLungi responded with:

"He hates the truth. He's very overhyped on this app."

@naSkosana_ tweeted:

"Imagine watching someone eating raw liver on TV. Ai fuseg."

@OslinaM added:

"I don't get why people are hyping that guy, really."

Mmusi Maimane calls Mr Smeg “beautiful” after sweet gesture and people are finished

In more news about Mr Smeg, Briefly News previously reported that Mmusi Maimane served widely-loved social media user Mr Smeg, real name Michael Bucwa, some sauce! Mr Smeg is gradually becoming a celebrity and an internet sensation as news about him spreads quickly.

People love his quirkiness and it turns out, Mmusi does too. The outspoken politician passed a sweet comment about Mr Smeg on social media and peeps just could not get enough of it. Mmusi called the appliance lover “beautiful”.

This all came after Mmusi expressed that he had a good 800 pages of the State Capture Report to smash out and Mr Smeg kindly offered him a hot beverage. It was the kind gesture that led to the unexpected comment.

Source: Briefly News

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