Cape Town – South African award-winning musician, Makhadzi does not seem bothered by trolls correcting her English.
The Limpopo-born star trended on Twitter on Thursday after she was trolled for her grammar mistake when posting about her upcoming one-woman show.
“All thanks to everyone who buyed [sic] my tickets for my one-woman show. At makhauvha stadium this Saturday.” she tweeted on Thursday.
All thanks to everyone who buyed my tickets for my one woman show. At makhauvha stadium this Saturday. ❤️❤️❤️
— Makhadzi (@MakhadziSA) September 29, 2022
After being bashed for her poor English, the star whose real name is Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona took to Twitter to thank those who corrected her and said she had taken in the English lesson.
She shared a video of herself acknowledging the lesson but continued to use the word buyed instead of bought as corrected.
“Makhadzi learned that it’s bought and not buyed but still went on to say buyed… ai modimo. We continue to buyed ticketed for Saturday” she captioned the video.
Makhadzi learned that it’s bought and not buyed but still went on to say buyed… ai modimo??
We continue to buyed ticketed for Saturday.#MakhadziOneWomanShow pic.twitter.com/Oh0Ddq2G2A
— M A K H A D Z I Stan (@Khadzinator) September 29, 2022
Makhadzi’s followers were not impressed with the trolls and asked the award-winning singer to ignore social media English teachers and continue focusing on the ‘bag’ (making money).
Some declared it will be “buyed” from now on, in support of their favorite singer.
Others thought it was a good marketing strategy to get the one-woman trending two days before the show on October 1 at Makhuvha Stadium in Thohoyandou.
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Compiled by Olwethu Mpeshe
