South African DJ and record producer Black Coffee is flying the South African flag up high and he recently attended Paris Fashion Week but his fans were left with mixed reactions after seeing his outfit to the event.
The multi-award winning DJ took to Twitter to share his outfit but most of his fans thought the pants he was wearing were definitely not the ones.
Sandile commented “Khona umswenko ukhona, kodwa ke lo ngiyawubonga” which means ‘Yes there is swag but this one, no thanks’ with many other disapproving and laughing at his pants.
Grootman yam ngigcwele impela ngawe kodwa leliblukwe? Hhay ugeje kakhulu😂 pic.twitter.com/4ZqISpTvM6
— Ndabezitha (@_uNdabezitha) September 27, 2019
Dude just come home you losing the touch now, what the hell are you wearing? Buya baba plz 😂😂
— BhunganOmnyama🇿🇦 (@vuyisile_mabona) September 27, 2019
I really wish to know what goes wrong fashion wise when someone has too much money pic.twitter.com/4P9E9PqFFr
— @SOME_CARE_LOW (@SOMECARELOW2) September 27, 2019
Kgane di fashion week ba Le gapeletsa go apara masepa kgane? Gape batho Ba fashion week ba apara mpya yesses. Oraor ke dilo mang tsona tse banna beshu😂😂😂
— Delgado (@twkekana) September 27, 2019
In other news – SA teen climate activist Ayakha Melithafa takes complaint to the UN
The world is starting to listen to us and more old people have stopped seeing what we are doing as a rebellious act,” said 17-year-old Cape Town climate activist Ayakha Melithafa.
“They see us as taking charge of our future. We are indeed the leaders of today, not tomorrow. This is our future and if we decide to act tomorrow, we may not be able to save the Earth.”
This week, Ayakha together with Swedish climate striker Greta Thunberg and 14 other children, aged between 8 and 17, submitted a groundbreaking 100-page legal complaint to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. They allege that UN member states’ failure to tackle the climate crisis constitutes a violation of child rights. Read more
Source: Dailsun
