@Tyla_Daily@ShoMadjozi Theyโre literally taking our culture, stripping it of its identity and giving it a new name ๐ญ๐ญ GQOM is GQOM. Give South African music its flowers and credit where itโs due!
@inamichoom black americans want solidarity when racism is directed at them, but suddenly forget what solidarity means when the conversation turns to africans. theyโll speak about shared struggles, shared skin colour and shared history, then turn around and use poverty, accents, stereotypes
Beyoncรฉ: The Presidentโs Daughter was a whole cultural phenomenon in South Africa. Every girl wanted to be her. The outfits, the attitude, the confidence, the dramaโฆ she was THAT girl. Our first diva, our childhood IT girl. A generation was influenced!
@somebadbadnews It's crazy how people are so quick to attribute every influence to Rihanna when Tyla has her own South African roots, culture and legends like Lebo Mathosa to draw inspiration from. Not everything has to revolve around Rihanna. ๐ฟ๐ฆ