Why does everyone HATE Tyla??!

[@cici2716]

As a South African I like you guy's take on this whole thing. On the coloured thing, "coloured " is a race group in South Africa and it's not a derogatory term to us. It's simply a race group. Some Americans are up in arms over her saying she's coloured but American blacks call themselves the n-word(which is a derogatory term). In South Africa we have 4 major race groups( black, coloured,white and indian).If you ask any black or white South African what is Tyla's race, they would tell you she's coloured. The world is bigger than America. Y'all earned my subscription. This was a really respectful intelligent view on this whole Tyla controversy.

[@leeannvdb]

Yes i defended us on every platform. How dare they call it an interview but ask nothing about the song that made her famous. But yes, the Coloured thing was the main question. She disnt go viral for her Couloured-ness. It was her talent, her vibe and that African - ness thats in all of us. And her relate-ability. People have nothing to look forward to and her comes the dreamy Tyla that makes the world want to dance and shake it African style. Its beautiful, black and exciting. Thats where the conversation should be

[@cici2716]

@@leeannvdb 💯👏👏👏 beautifully said. And on stage with Nas and Halle/Chloe she said "please" and "thank you". They trying to break her spirit. They are looking for fault where there is none.

[@sandiem361]

Don't forget about the Khoisan

[@mpumenzama9631]

Race matter should come to an end there is no office to measure one's blood to see they are black or what what. We are all humans, and there is one human race. The world is opening up and people are mixing up. There is no definition of human colours, it's a language of segregation

[@Msoja8]

But it was coined by the apartheid regime. You're mind has been conditioned to accept it as normal, no it's not normal. It's as derogatory as "nigger", which is Spanish for "black". There's no such racial group called "coloured". Ask Anthropologist or sociologists.

[@InvisibleGunner]

everyone outside america loves tyla. america is not the world

[@beautymellz5600]

100

[@sandiem361]

I couldn't have said it better, man. Salute to you my brother 🫡🫡🫡🫡👍

[@ij9269]

Oh please! I'm from Europe and I don't like her, she's annoying AF :/

[@nagichampa9866]

Yes, and Joe Budden is ignorant! He came from a genre that had to fight to establish itself...He should know better!

[@King_Edwards1605]

No one is confirmed without America. If not gtfoh, then. Otherwise keep that none talent bs in South Africa.

[@janomesteve3129]

Joe Budden is the type of man that will defend men like P Diddy and R Kelly

[@Sam-zg6tt]

Isn't Joe already defending Bill Gates and Bill Clinton? How many times were both of them on Epstein Island?

[@zaytoenhearne3461]

We love Tyla ....she is our Tyla.South African moms all praying for her.❤

[@yeastycorn]

No we not

[@melvinaJenkinsDavis]

​@@yeastycornWho is we?

[@Stand4justice77]

South Africans are not lewd...her parents are are very conservative

[@SiphoMkize]

I'm in my 50s a 🇿🇦 for me to dance with a a 22yr old dancing and trying to touch part of her body is disrespectful

[@cheryl6smith-mcinnis232]

Decent men don’t respect her she’s always half naked. Low self esteem wanting to be excepted.

[@arthustle8176]

Im American and I love Tyla! I think alot of ppl love Tyla because how confident and glowing her aura is. she's beautiful, talented and it shows.. we are living in a world where ppl are insecure getting all this surgery to feel good about themselves etc. she walks with class, she's not all ratchet and messy, very similar to Rihanna, Aaliyah and Beyonce. A lot of ppl look her and feel bad about themselves.. when it should encourage you to love yourself as she does. alot ppl are afraid to love themselves or love their looks. She's a breath of fresh air!! I love her

[@ChristianBennett1]

First time seeing this podcast and as a South African we proud of our Gurly Tyla ...👑🏆🇿🇦

[@ExtraGravy]

We went to SA in April as a podcast, we LOVED it there!

[@KS3_Samela]

@@ExtraGravy Woow

[@NicoleGrobbelaar]

Yes baby gal shw dem we dnt roll like dat but shame she was suppose to jus play along for publicity

[@sportsnumber1567]

Tyla’s point was that not all African artists make Afrobeat. Just rename the category to Best African Music coz African music is diverse

[@grahamsolomons453]

Guys thank you for having a real honest positive way of analysing the Tyla situation. She did not mean anything in a negative way and Im happy to see not all Americans is on the hate train. As a South African coloured I can testify that South African coloureds girls have a realy strict upbringing.Very respectfull with values and principles. I can promise you she were probably very embarrassed her parents and grand parent would see the video and would then asked her why she danced in such a way with a man her dads age.

[@ernestinewatson4444]

No one should hate Tyla . Show some respect please. South Africans will just loose it if you disrespect our girl.

[@dineocynthiampipi8421]

I think Joe just has a problem with Tyla’s success and the lack of his. First time watching, loved the commentary, looking forward to seeing more. Much respect from SA 🇿🇦

[@gdw2525]

Usher is old and why would any young girl want to dance like that with an old man. I respect girls who know their worth and dont lower standard to gain fame. Shes already famous and doesn't need another celebrities stamp of approval

[@Phronesis7]

Thank you for this! Finally, some actually honest commentary on this situation

[@ExtraGravy]

Thanks for watching!

[@WapajeaWalksOnWater]

​@@ExtraGravyShe cannot sing tho, I'm still waiting to hear her really sing. But neither can Jennifer Lopez

[@SibusisoHlophe-dp5lq]

I'm South African and I must say your podcast is clean and polished. The dude with the laptop is the MVP. 😎

[@Nanonica]

Sikhona

[@janomesteve3129]

The hate towards Tyla started that day she said she is coloured of which we are proudly

[@AboveBellow]

She ain't african bro. She indian AF

[@Bellababe777-in2jp]

She can stay true to herself and learn to adapt to our culture! She need to focus on her music and less on herself.

[@sandiem361]

​@@Bellababe777-in2jp What exactly does that mean? Should Tyla forget about her heritage just because Americans have a problem with the term "coloured". In South Africa the word "coloured" is not in any an insult. We should also understand that English spoken in SA is not same as that which is spoken in the US.Tyla was just being Tyla and there's no reason for hate. She meant no harm by it. Power to all children of Yah✊🏿✊✊🏿

[@mapemapesa]

Why are people mad... don't understand.

[@Nicole-og6df]

@@Bellababe777-in2jp wdym 'learn to adapt to our culture' ?Tyla doesn't have to do anything you say 🤨Hell, she doesn't even know you, yet you're so opinionated on what she should and shouldn't do.

[@leeannvdb]

South African coloured:sending you more subscribers right now, because you restore our confidence in our fellow African Americans

[@ExtraGravy]

We love SA 🇿🇦 ❤️

[@foreveryoungmusicworldwide]

​@@ExtraGravyThank you! 🙏🏿❤️

[@fromscratch4109]

I like tyla, she's a good kid

[@cheryl6smith-mcinnis232]

How do you know she’s a good kid. She’s needs to put some clothes on.

[@Kitkattzn]

You guys handled this conversation respectfully.....

[@theresamotsoane6977]

Guys yiu have said a mouth full. Thanks for your positive attitude towards others

[@UDKME313]

As an American born Jamaican, it is so interesting to hear other people talk about our nation although I agree it is a first reaction to kind of cringe because I know that the next thing that somebody’s gonna say is true, and it is true that patriotism is engrained in us from an early age, but there’s nothing wrong with tyla at all y’all are very right that Americans don’t even consider what it’s like culturally for other international artists breaking through here

[@ExtraGravy]

Thanks for having an open mind!

[@duparcg]

You are jamaican

[@leonardntokozomahlalela2150]

I'm South African n I don't see my self dreaming to visit America.... black American open your eyes, America is not that great..

[@neilledejongh1290]

Well said

[@King_Edwards1605]

Stay your musty ass over there

[@ericaadmin5195]

Yea, maybe if our media in the U.S didn't show only the parts of Africa that are poor & violent, and millions of Africans trying to leave Africa to go to the U.S & Europe for a better life, maybe Americans wouldn't assume that we are that great.

[@Rick-fe8xn]

Lolol nobody and none of us have ever said it was! It's just where we got dropped dafuq off

[@Akbobin]

Why just black.

[@sabelozulu5161]

You guys are very clued up and enlightened. Keep up the good work.

[@yazeedcariem5684]

Finally, U Guys take all the siliceous BS, Media-spins, Sensationalism & Emotions out of these Tyla incidents & spk facts non of this click-bait Drama-nonsense U got Ur-Selves another Subscriber & hope Ur Channel continues to Grow cos U Guys deserving of a lot more Subs; it's Young-Men like U tht shld be the leaders of such Public-Platforms!!!!

[@jabulanihlathi9389]

100%

[@ThandoMbathaa]

New sub from South Africa ❤ You guys are well spoken and respectful. Such gentlemen 😊

[@AGirlNamedVan]

I love Americans . I've met the nicest people and im from Africa ..i got sad when i recently discovered that there was beef with Africans and African Americans. Sending love from south Africa 🇿🇦

[@ilovelife3328]

No beef here! That guy who called Tyla “uppity” only speaks for HIMSELF. We love South Africans too! 🇿🇦

[@Ivanevans-r7j]

As a proud South African of mixed race I want to say thank you for this objective and insightful podcast. I am not into the usual genres of African or South African music but I like Tyla and how she presents herself in the middle of all the nastiness and ignorance of most of the Black American people. On a positive note, she has unwittingly opened up the debate on race, colourism and black culture.

[@ntombomzisitshomo6897]

New sub from SA. Tyla is just being Tyla at her age. And there's nothing wrong with it.

[@yolindarademeyer7964]

As a coloured person myself. Firstly, I'm very proud of Tyla. We as a people, we have our own culture, tradition, lingual and habits. We are a proud people. Becos we are the first nation people of south africa. Can I challenge you guys to travel to visit south africa and come and learn bout our history and where we came from and what we went through. African Americans has alot to learn bout looking back at your history and being "Proud" of your heritage. Please visit south africa and come and look at our rich heritage as coloureds in south africa, and in Africa

[@helenconstantinou6511]

You mean black person, no one says coloured person.

[@pearlivory3483]

She’s 22 years old, super young. She did not have to dance with Usher. And I love that she said she’s coloured and didn’t change because she’s speaking to the American market. She’s actually coloured lol. Look up the culture of where she comes from.

[@nadialawrence7139]

Proud south African 🇿🇦 COLOURED here. The world is bigger than America

[@Be-artKorah]

Yoh thanx guys for objective perspective

[@kylecam1815]

Joe Budden is clueless about African Music. Tyla is the new kid on the block. Its Tyla's time so just let her shine. Dont be a hater

[@ElizabethBusiMasinga]

As a south Africa am advocating more views for this episode

[@J_M_ALAN]

Thank you for your on point commentary! Finally, somebody has the courage to speak on what we are seeing in real time!

[@ExtraGravy]

Glad you're enjoying it!

[@thejourney2105]

Saying please and thank you is considered rude now? Wow America the greatest country in the world😂

[@adajames-almano1436]

Thank you, guys. I'm Coloured. Thank you for a very refreshing take on these 'Tyla episodes'. The people hating on her has no understanding of South African racial classifications, and especially how decent Coloured girls are raised. In our culture we frown upon girls who dance a certain way with men twice her age. Subconsciously, due to her obviously good upbringing, she would not allow herself to go along with what transpired during that episode with Usher, no matter how famous he is. People who don't understand South Africans will never understand. My daughter will just call a man a perv if he does what Usher tried, no matter what he meant by doing what he did. It is just not on in our society. Tyla was actually still respectful, trying to be very diplomatic about it. She must have felt very awkward that moment. The fact that he is famous is nothing compared to her deeply inculcated decency. She was raised well.

[@fromscratch4109]

In America morals are questionable

[@lotusphoenix8]

Barely there even

[@steplaniecoco8545]

To the best of my knowledge, the world absolutely loves Tyla! She's literally a breath of fresh air and authentically herself. Big up mama Africa for a rare gem like our goddess Tyla. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@Mpumza_goat]

Well we love Tyla in South Africa 🇿🇦

[@beautymellz5600]

She's a child and she's will obviously sometimes going to make "mistakes". Lets show her love

[@nondumisobuthelezi4570]

what mistake did she make?

[@1432amer]

People are upset because she has boundaries.

[@vat81]

As South Africans, trust and believe we don't dream of moving to America. We're completely fine in SA. We are not beggars. If that makes us "Uppity Africans" then so be it. We don't care that much about America🤷🏾‍♂️. Tyla is coloured all over the world. She can't ditch her identity just to make America happy.

[@HelenaKaimbi]

They are just jealous because she is naturally beautiful and does not need fillers and BBLs

[@ohreally404]

Another uninformed comment... every American woman doesn't get a BBL, you believe too much social media. BBL comes from Brazil. It's a Brazilian Butt Lift and that's where every 3rd woman walking the street has a fake butt... Domina Republic too. American women just recently started getting that in the last 5-7 yrs, its an increase. Its mainly celebrities and so called Instagram models, not the average working woman

[@DeePie2024]

Thank you so much for speaking about how respectful her lyrics are. That stood out for me when I listened to her album....I listen to it all the time - Because it is so refreshing and easy on the ear. I feel that she is fighting massive "demons" in the industry as she is not towing the line in terms of what she needs to do and be to crack the "nod". I love her and will continue to support her.❤

[@lotusphoenix8]

Well said! I also appreciate that she's not lewd with it

[@JeanineNaidoo-h5c]

Americans don't and can't understand why the rest of the world doesn't follow their ideology. We, as South Africans, don't follow the rest of the world, and we don't tolerate the nonsense that America tries to force on every other country. Just my opinion, but if my fellow South Africans agree, thank you ❤🇿🇦

[@WapajeaWalksOnWater]

Stay away from here with your colonizer poison then, we are not here to be dragged back to the 50s

[@WilliamKhumalo-n8q]

The day she said she is coloured that's the day they started hating her

[@disekomotsepe]

This is beautiful. The commentary looked at both sides. Fair analysis ❤😊

[@dalvaleneboer6841]

What you guys have to know is that Tyla is just like Coloured girls are about men touching on us. We don't easily allow men to touch our bodies .

[@MrIsaTube]

Salaam! Stop the Gatekeepers BS… American blacks, especially those so-called millionaires are gatekeepers and hated when young talented Africans expressed their confidence and maturity on the world stage. Tyler is awesome. We love her. 🌹

[@ThembaNdlovu-vu8do]

Love this podcast for a fair analysis 🎉❤ about tyla

[@SiphoMkize]

This Joe Budden can't figure out why this African girl doesn't bow to American norms , he is threatened, SA 🇿🇦 we are confident e.g Trevor Noah's

[@charliedlamini1671]

Watching this podcast is the reason i still have hope in Americans especially our back bothers & sisters , ive never been one to paint everyone with the same brush because somewhere our there there's still Americans like u guys , salute to u, u just earned yourself one more african subscriber

[@thembekadorcaskhumalo866]

You have just earned a new suscriber.❤❤ It's nice hearing positivity. It's what we all need!

[@Clauronica]

Tyla calling herself black is more offensive than her saying she’s coloured since coloureds did not endure the horrific experiences that black South Africans endured during apartheid, coloureds had some sort of privilege so accept her for she is a COLOURED.

[@kevinc3236]

That's klomp kak. All people of colour experienced apartheid pleez wake up. You just don't know coloured history coz it's not your history.

[@cici2716]

@@ClauronicaColoureds were treated just a little bit better, but remember there were loads of coloured apartheid fighters and many who lost their lives. We in the coloured community know their names. Just like blacks were called the k-word, we were called the h-word. All people of colour suffered. Why do you think so many coloureds are All Blacks supporters? Because of their hate for the apartheid government. I have family members with horrific stories of being degraded during apartheid, and my heart bleeds for them.

[@elroyswarts2337]

​@@cici2716Exactly. Some people always downplay the contribution of coloured people toward the liberation struggle against apartheid in SA. We have to push back against that narrative.

[@cici2716]

@@elroyswarts2337 💯

[@yolindarademeyer7964]

@@Clauronica what alot of bull dust, our parents and grandparents were also treated badly. Not just that, our people were legally hunted and killed, there are policies bout legally hunting our people. During apartheid Cheryl Karoolus was one of the fore runners that campaigned for the ANC, Reiger Park was one of the places that hid the ANC leaders from the apartheid police. So thinks twice bout what your talking

[@preciousmande46]

Whatttt this podcast deserves more views and subs man.

[@marcelhaines7712]

Wow...love you guys insight...so refreshing ❤❤

[@adajames-almano1436]

All South Africans should subscribe to your channel. I just did. Thank you for a very honest unbiased analysis of these incidents. ❤

[@ExtraGravy]

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@nmaope]

Joe discriminates against women in general.

[@janomesteve3129]

These haters just make people like Tyla more famous

[@iwontrespond4039]

I don't blame her.I would not want usher in my face like that

[@MantwaSekhala]

She is someone's child please ppl it's not her fault luv tyla go gul

[@nomzamovumazonke9514]

Tyla music is badically what sone of us call Popiano SouthAfrican sound Amapiano intergrated or mix with Pop music blendibg i everybody globally...no wonder she has over 1.3 billion streams.....in SA.we grew up kistening to Pop a lot that has deep influence in SA music

[@leeannvdb]

Yes sir. We still have values here

[@reneeallen4545]

I love Tyla🎉🎉🎉🎉LadyInDredges Productions San Diego California USA 🇺🇸....She is who she is!!! Be colour whatever, you're special. Do you, Tyla!✊️💯😏🔥🌿😎✌️

[@timeswithjabs.8989]

Y'all are legends! Good pod.

[@ExtraGravy]

Thanks for watching!

[@shimidioke1895]

I love this podcast already, I've subscribed.

[@ExtraGravy]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@cspotstudioentertainment5164]

Tyla and her sister Sydney can work this industry❤ Tyla is truly a breath of fresh air in the industry!!!

[@maniish8464]

Great video! She should believe Africa is number one and have pride. And we should feel America is number one and have pride

[@mandlantlokwana606]

Thanks for treating the situation fairly, shows maturity 🎉

[@ExtraGravy]

and thank YOU for watching! Hope you're subscribed 😃

[@J_M_ALAN]

Tyla takeover is real! Her vibe is that real!The hate is real!

[@nagichampa9866]

I love Tyla. She's talents, likable and beautiful. Anyone who's complaining against her doesn't understand that South African culture is different from US culture. People should keep that in mind.

[@Rick-fe8xn]

I'm trying to understand because if a person were to call me coloured we're gonna have issues.

[@zinhlem138]

Siyabonga guys ,thank you so much for doing your research about us and speaking on facts not the Tyla hate wave, if this hate is even a wave.

[@rinanorden2343]

Americans can call her whatever they want, as she really doesn’t care what at all who thinks what of her and hate on her as much as they like, it would not bother at all😂😂😂

[@cspotstudioentertainment5164]

She is very well spoken. Im so happy that she's not that phase of calling her friends the "B" word or the "N" word. She has standards…. Go Tyla❤❤❤❤

[@leeannvdb]

Yup! Trevor endured hate too by Americans . I mean who did he think he is? Coming t America and taking a top spot such as the Daily show ??? How dare he give us lessons about black n white n politics and kingdoms, an African?? They didnt like his hair.....his accent.....hes take on things ....called him racist....but those comfortable in their own skin and clear who they are in America....listened and learned about us from one of us, and not the newspapers or books. Trevor did that. Comfortable in front of any audience , like Tyla, didnt do the expected bowing down to anyone because they THE AMERICANS .

[@GreatNuHitG]

Trevor is not a Coloured though. He's Xhosa and mixed race. Coloured is a cultural group identity with its own language. It's a tribe.

[@MichelleBruintjies]

​@@GreatNuHitG Tell me where did coloured started, from black and white.

[@GreatNuHitG]

@@MichelleBruintjies It was created by the Apartheid government. Because Blacks were the majority, they devised a policy of devide and rule according to tribe and location. T.V chanells were also devided, public facilities etc. and of ofcourse amongst many other legislation, mating with a non white was illegal but there was already a population of mixed breeds who also happened to look like the San, (light skinned complexion), they were clumped together and labelled as colored. In admission of their role in bringing about some of this progeny, they gave the coloureds a higher social status than Blacks.

[@GreatNuHitG]

@@MichelleBruintjies you'll have to do your own research

[@GreatNuHitG]

This man is Xhosa, initiated into manhood.

[@lorismith2354]

We don't hate anyone, we went crazy for Tyler song water. Everybody has there own celebrities they like. She has her own ways. She's not in Africa, she's in america now , your people will cheer you on, just like i love hailey. Its that simply. I think you are the ones with the problem with Americans. If they don't travel, this is on them. Stop worrying about what happen decades ago. Why are people not in their country making their music, you all come here. Look at Rihanna we love her, we love her style, it's 😊like they try to sale Tyler to us.Nobody had a problem when everybody was going crazy for song (water).she needs to start making music people like, something is different about her music, she keep singing water .

[@Isa_12-fun-isa]

She is a coloured south African she's not a black American we still have different cultures in colour

[@Nkosinathigaba]

It's about race

[@Tasha-z2t]

Definitely, it’s been beef ever since she said she was coloured

[@thandymonay42]

😂oh please! If she engaged with Usher, going with the flow, she would have been called names and judged for dancing with someone who could be his dad's age. Usher should know he's no longer 20 , how can he try to act sexy with a 22 year old 😢

[@mthobisisokhela5047]

We like Tyla, no one dislikes Tyla but you guys. It's coloured not colourism.

[@ExtraGravy]

who's you guys

[@foreveryoungmusicworldwide]

Joe Budden ke nywana

[@ElizabethBusiMasinga]

Kere byao

[@kiruukanai9557]

Yasssss! 13:47 American Ignorance...Thank you for putting it out there....Most Americans I have encountered in California have no clue about the world outside of America...

[@kenowens7759]

I can't believe these dudes are talking about Tyla. She is the Hottest act out, and she's flawless. Jealousy doesn't look good. Tyla got the whole industry in an uproar . Wow, women and men hating on this beautiful woman. SMH. It's only going to make her flex harder👊🏾💪🏾 Go Tyla ❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheChe_23.]

I'm South African, and Tyla has an attitude problem, a little humility does hurt ❤ 🇿🇦

[@AXFN_]

17:28 So basically the problem is American hegemony & imperialism can make them narrow-minded. Got it. 😅

[@shockwavestudiosproduction4930]

Usher no diddy bro 😂😂😂

[@IslandDumplin2023]

Yall hate her because she is herself she is not of the Industry she is simply herself perfection in it's own only the devil trys to being down a happy soul. Keep Goin gurl ur doing great boo

[@fromscratch4109]

You just gained a sub with this one

[@PureBrand-xh5wp]

I love Tyla very much

[@MinentleKlaas-qb4hw]

Why does everyone have to take what she is saying and turn it into a negative thing when she didn't even mean it that way. Like what the F...k

[@OwensOwens-r1g]

People don’t like her because she seems like an industry plant to us. She had a semi hit song and got a questionable Grammy for it. Now we just see this very random girl blow up and we don’t know her or who she is. Some of us don’t like people forced upon us. It’s like they’re making us listen to her or attempting to. That is all. The industry does this so much. She’s beautiful and very talented. But is she really a star ? Questionable.

[@rochanndb27]

Just hope she's safe from the Diddling 🙏❤️🇿🇦

[@shananajam2726]

Love you guys , it's refreshing to hear that not all black americans feels a certain way about Tyla.We are all brothers & sisters.We have been through the same thing as ya'll .Our heritage & culture has been stolen from us through slavery. And i do agree with those thinking that the coloured term is derogatory a I00%.We are the first nation in SA & southern Africa.Do research of the Oldest human race in SA. Before colonization.They took everything from us.The Khoi & San people.Long before the so called whites came here.Even the different black tribes were in different provinces in Africa untill they allmigrated here . They are from Lesotho, Malawi, Limpopo, Swaziland ect .The oldest human race before everyone were colonized. The white regime re classified us in the 1950, as so called coloureds to rob us from our land, heritage, our language & our culture with this derogatory term coloured

[@AnnaW1965]

Wow, thanks for this critical thinking conversation guys, awesome 👍🏼 So many perspectives 👌🏽!!!

[@curtleyking2550]

People need to stop hating on tyla and go get jobs period....Voetsek mxm!!!

[@lotusphoenix8]

AMERICAN IGNORANCE AND ARROGANCE - That's it, that's all! Charlemagne The Moron is another one. Thank you for being fair on the situation. Side note: Usher actually signalled for Tyla to switch places with him. Watch again. Anyway, I'm very proud of Tyla for standing her moral ground and showing great strength of character amidst the hate. She has a great future ahead of her.

[@LovealwaysKarabo]

The respect you got from me, I have to say that this is the most knowledgeable, clean, educated people especially Men who can dissect a conversation and also stand up for what was wrongly said by Joe. BRAVO 👏

[@ExtraGravy]

Appreciate the love!

[@boitumelomoja4504]

As a liberal South African I'm still very concerned by the lyrics to Water. "You aint gotta go nowhere you can stay inside it"... I still love her, I just pray she doesn't go Diddy for the industry.

[@leeannvdb]

I must confess that i dont really care for the song at all i do like the piano vibe on it. Ans the African zest in the bum jive called Bacardi. Our sound and dance style is so different, so originally African i love it. Always loved it. All dance from this continent actually. Our very own. I have always described us coloureds as proudly coloured and black (2 things at the same time can be true) Is true.

[@maxinewall8045]

She is lovely still young, give her a chance she has been put in this category it’s her culture so let’s live Tyla❤