Chaos on Twitter after French hater questioned Zozibini Tunzi’s beauty
Whoooooo shem! Come for our national treasure and you’ll quickly realize that Black Twitter doesn’t play on the TL! And South Africans are hoping the tweep who questioned the appearance of Mzansi’s own Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi learned this lesson the hard and fast way.
The French tweep posted a side by side picture of Zozi and Miss Sweden, alongside the question: “Which of the two is the most beautiful, without ideology, according to you?”
French Twitter acc @Damocles_Fr provoked a backlash asking followers who would they choose “without ideology” #MissSouthAfrica of #MissSweden.
If you ask me, Miss Sweden is sure pretty but she looks like a regular commercial girl. While Miss SA looks like Miss Universe! pic.twitter.com/ljJOjgiLPm
— Local Man Shrugged (@LocalManShrgd) December 10, 2019
Black Twitter saw red! They quickly accused the tweep of racism and being a sore loser.
Roughly translated “Blurgh blurgh we’re racist assholes and the pretty white girl on the right should have won it’s not faaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiir SJWs are RUINING EVERYTHING AGAIN”
(Note: Miss Sweden didn’t even make the top 20)
— Rens Houben (@shadur) December 10, 2019
The door was not open for Miss Sweden this year darlings 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. All hail The Wakanda Queen Zozibini Tunzi. #MissUniverse pic.twitter.com/3ZoLsdfZKQ
— SMC Collection (@smccollection) December 10, 2019
Miss Sweden who didn’t even make it to top 20??? 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Please take yourself seriously 😭😭😭😭😭
— house device (@snebae) December 10, 2019
Many tweeps claimed the South African beauty was unique and had an edge off the European one, who many believe ‘blended in’ with the crowd.
😂I’m a born and bred Afrikaans man, raised on a plaas and everything. My vote would defo’s go to our Miss SA. Miss Sweden gives you the 90’s loreal tv add vibe. 20-30yrs too late. Big ups to our Miss SA, or wait.. Miss Universe!👊🏻👊🏾
— Christoff Bell (@ChristoffBell) December 10, 2019
Miss Sweden looks like 70% of Afrikaner girls in Rustenburg.
On date night.
At Spur.
People with a taste for life gesig. https://t.co/wiFExqM0wZ
— mama (@AusiLesedi) December 10, 2019
Others claimed pitting women up against each other is not cool and urged Black Twitter not to resort to name-calling.
I see them both as Beautiful as they are.
Please don’t drag people into shaming the beauty of Miss Sweden by saying otherwise.
Actually, all the contestants were Beautiful in their own way. https://t.co/aCdE46xKac
— #AnUnexpectedJourneyToStrangePlaces (@TheIronSmith1) December 10, 2019
Guys,
Please don’t insult Miss Sweden in response to this tweet goading us. You’re playing into the racist behind the account’s strategy.
We can be better 💫💛— Ottilia Anna MaSibanda (@MaS1banda) December 10, 2019
Every contestant was beautiful in their own way, but our Zozi was just a little extra!
In other news – #IdolsSA judge Unathi Nkayi opens up about struggling with depression & how she overcame it
Idols SA judge Unathi Nkayi recently opened up about her struggle with depression and how she overcame it. In an interview with my truthtv, the 40-year-old opened up about many personal things including her depression and the routine she had to establish in order to overcome it.
“I knew I had to establish a routine because depression is smart, it won’t announce itself “Hi I’m here”, she said. continue reading
Source: Zalebs
