Mzansi Artist Rasta Beams As 8-Year-Old Daughter Draws a Picture of Him, SA Says ‘Like Father, Like Daughter’

• Rasta shared pictures showing that his young daughter is following in his artistic footsteps and Mzansi had words
• The little girl drew a picture of her dad when at Metro FM and he shared it on social media with great pride
• The people of Mzansi think that she is going to overtake her father as her talent is already there at such a young age

Rasta is constantly causing a stir on social media for his ‘out there’ works of art. Seeing a picture that his 8-year-old daughter drew of him had people screaming ‘the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree’, lol.

While many of Rasta’s works of art could use a little work, he never stops trying and is right there every time something major happens in Mzansi… and it looks like his daughter is following in his footsteps.

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Taking to Twitter, Rasta shared some pictures from a Metro FM visit where his daughter accompanied him. The little princess spent time sketching her dad and he couldn’t be more proud.

“My 8-year-old daughter sketched me thanks @METROFMSA. #MetroFm #TheTouchDown #MetroFmSA”

The people of Mzansi are sure little sis is going to steal her dads spotlight

While she is still young there is talent there that can only get better. Mzansi peeps can’t wait to see where this little artist will go and love that she has been inspired by her pops.

Take a look at some of the sweet comments:

@Baraccuda18 said:

“Like father like daughter, the wooden art legacy continues.”

@ZunguPeekay said:

“She nailed you ”

@chisekuru1 said:

“She's way better than you.”

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@Cyprian Shabangu said:

“I feel she is better than Rasta ”

@Seely'vester Kekana said:

“She represented you well there. ”

Khuzeka Rasta: Mzansi isn't happy with Rasta's painting of the late Tsepo Tshola

In related news, Briefly News reported that South Africans are very critical of Rasta the artist’s latest work on the late musician, Tsepo Tshola.

The controversial artist paid his tributes to the fallen muso, famously known as the ‘Village Pope’. It was not well recived.

The well-known artist took to social media to display his art pieces on the man recognised as one of the finest musicians in the African continent.

Source: Briefly News