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Bonang Matheba’s fans wants her to stop using vulgar language

Bonang Matheba had to remind some of her followers that she’s human, before a media personality and a brand, after they told her not to use vulgar language because of who she is. With more than a million followers on Twitter, Bonang knows that it won’t take much from her if she needed to promote a product or anything really, but on Tuesday night as she was engaging with her peeps on the TL, one person tried to throw shade at her.

Bonang Matheba

Bonang had asked tweeps for their opinion on which song is currently the biggest in Mzansi. But one tweep suggested she was being shallow and asked her to rather participate in more “serious” topics.

B clearly found the call for a serious opinion a matter of serious disrespect and kept her response clear too, with just “F*** off”. Her reply got more than 300 RTs and 2,000 likes and a whole lot of comments, with most of her fans praising her for telling the tweep where to get off.

Bonang Matheba at Vodacom Durban July 2019

Until one of her followers advised Bonang to refrain from insulting people on the basis of the fact that she’s a brand. B gave them a simple yet effective clapback into their lane.

Bonang Matheba at Vodacom Durban July 2019

“I don’t care. I’m a human being,” she said. And with that, she rested her case and went on to promote her champopo, her reality show, her doccie, and her thriving brand! And of course the B-Force was there like:

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Source: Timeslive

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