Broke AKA slammed for selling alcohol

On Jun 24, 2020

Broke AKA slammed for selling alcohol

Rapper AKA has hammered proposals that the liquor boycott ought to be brought back because of the spike in Covid-19 cases in SA, disclosing that he needs to take care of his family.

The rapper, who is a brand envoy of Cruz Vodka and has his own Watermelon-enhanced vodka go, said something regarding the discussion, after media character Sizwe Dhlomo communicated his considerations on liquor being a principle factor in the ascent of Covid-19 cases.

Supa Mega felt Sizwe was being out of line and said he had a family to take care of.

“Boss. It’s terrible as is without having the option to do any shows. I additionally have a family to take care of you comprehend,” he said.

Sizwe then answered, proposing that maybe AKA should have a go at selling a nonalcoholic adaptation of his refreshments.

Sell watermelon juice B. https://t.co/RkCdh8165W

— Sizwe Dhlomo (@SizweDhlomo) June 23, 2020

Otherwise known as likewise hit back at proposals that his liquor image was causing more mischief than anything in the public arena, and prompted misuse or passing.

Firstly, it’s not a hustle. It’s a business. Secondly, people die from high cholesterol but Chicken Licken is still open okay? https://t.co/dagsqcXOkB

— AKA (@akaworldwide) June 23, 2020

My product doesn’t make you do that. It’s too sexy for such. https://t.co/lIW8VAJqkQ

— AKA (@akaworldwide) June 23, 2020

This isn’t the first run through Sizwe and AKA have challenged. In May, the pair had a weeklong twar which was fuelled by Sizwe’s remarks on the rapper’s open emergency over his arrangement with Reebok.

During the quarrel Sizwe asserted AKA was a gifted craftsman, yet not a decent agent.

The twar went similarly as hauling rappers Cassper Nyovest and Rick Riky into it.

Otherwise known as likewise insinuated Sizwe’s granddad, Isaac Dhlomo, purportedly being a “politically-sanctioned racial segregation spy”. Days after the fact, the rapper gave an open conciliatory sentiment to Sizwe and his family for making the case.

– Timeslive