Well-known Mzansi podcaster MacG has found himself and his podcast at the top of trends lists, and this after he shared his controversial opinion on South African singer Tyla. While the star just bagged herself a Grammy and currently dominates local and international music charts, MacG doesn’t believe she has real talent.
Previously, the Podcast and Chill host rubbed her fans the wrong way after saying that all the numbers she is currently pulling have been “manufactured” and “aren’t real”.
South African songbird Tyla Laura Seethal is going places in the international music scene. Her hit song Water first went viral on social media app TikTok where her dance challenge sent app users into a frenzy.
Last year, she released the official music video for the song and so far has been breaking streaming records all over the world.
The star also recently won herself a Grammy and is the youngest South African to have done so.
According to Podcast and Chill’s MacG though, she doesn’t have any talent.
Previously, he shared that Sho Majozi should have been as big as Tyla. He also said insisted that Tyla’s numbers have been manufactured and aren’t real.
This week, he once again dragged the young star who he clearly isn’t a fan of.
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“Imagine if Tyla’s team was working with someone who is really talented, they would be making magic,” MacG says this after she won her Grammy…
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In the comment section, many Tyla fans — or Tygers as she calls them — defended her and accused MacG of being jealous of her.
Some simply called him a “hater”.
“This guy is a REAL HATER honestly. 95% of the time he’s hating,” wrote one X user while another added:
“Mac G is either too drunk sometimes or he is really just a shock jock for his show to get numbers because no ways any sane person can say Tyla is not talented.”
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