Tebza♠️

What you see isn't what you get...

[B💌 @bnswaaa]

“Sebebuyile ema varsity” 😂😂

[Trev @Tokyo_Trev]

Hate these type of tweets

[2Melo 🇿🇦®️ @Stayela206]

South Africa has enough problems. The last thing we need is a president whose default response to criticism is an insult.

Leadership is about accountability, humility and respect.

"Foetsek" is none of those things.😩

[Z.proto_13 🇯🇲 @Blkwomenswh0r3]

I too would be calm if a bad bitch like Shenseea is holding me

[Taytalktome. @talktometay]

They got proof he was with a 100 bitches before that 100 point game wtf 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

[GrandTheftAuto🇿🇦 @chang3dusernam3]

Yall don’t think running from Durban to PMB is insane?

[Malume Malusi @UncleCul]

My fellow countrymen…

The day is upon us.

Pride in our hearts

Spirit filled with hope

We ride out at sunset

We are Bafana Bafana!

🇿🇦

[x @elroy__preston]

His television shows are basically Tyler Perry for street niggas

[𝕭. @BusisiweMotha_]

as long as ungena ngane nje uyi youth 🙏🏾 mawunengane ungumuntu omdala

[refentse @refentsek_]

hai majita 😭

[Prateekaaryan 𝕏 @AaryanPrateekX]

I’d rather die lonely than text and beg to talk to someone who’s going to post screenshots of my texts on the internet for likes and validation.

[Qadi @Bigqadi]

I’m not quitting a $20M a year job. Hell no.

[knick @Knick_RSA]

Walaza puts everybody to sleep 😭🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦securing a victory for South Africa

[𝔏𝔢𝔩𝔬 🥷🏾🇿🇦 @KingPumza]

Idc what niggas say she’s still bad

[Sunflower @Sunflowerreal]

The late Fana Khaba 34🕊️🕊️known as Khabzela, was a legendary DJ and radio personality who transformed youth culture and mainstream broadcasting during his time at YFM, Gauteng’s leading youth radio station. A former taxi driver from Soweto his genuine style, strong ties to township life, and passion for kwaito music elevated him to iconic status in the media landscape. He died from AIDS related complications on the 4 January 2004.
Born and raised in Soweto, Khaba transitioned from driving taxis to a career in radio. In a landmark moment in April 2003, he publicly revealed his HIV positive status during his breakfast show, helping to humanize the disease at a time when stigma and denialism were rampant across South Africa. Although he briefly began antiretroviral therapy (ART), he later discontinued it after being influenced by traditional healers. He passed away at the age of 34 in Johannesburg General Hospital in early 2004. His story and the cultural complexities around his health decisions are vividly captured by the Author Liz McGregor’s bestselling 2005 biography, Khabzela: The Life and Times of a South African.

[Dillan Oliphant @dillanoliphant]

Magesh is as good as yours

[Chymamusique @Chymamusique]

Be okay with being excluded

[Ben Carlson @awealthofcs]

The shortest guy beating the tallest guy is what makes sports great

Brunson is amazing

[Darren Rovell @darrenrovell]

Spike Lee became a Knicks season ticket holder in 1985.

His first game was Patrick Ewing’s first game.

He has his first NBA title, 41 years later.

[Zito @_Zeets]

Brunson gave up over $100 million and bet that he could lead the Knicks to a title and it really paid off. Called his own shot. Insane aura gamble.