Sizwe Dhlomo ridicules The Kiffness’ claim of losing R500K deal
Sizwe Dhlomo publicly mocked The Kiffness’ claim that he lost a R500,000 brand campaign after defending Charlie Kirk, sparking debate.
Renowned broadcaster Sizwe Dhlomo commented after musician The Kiffness claimed he lost a R500K campaign for defending Charlie Kirk on social media.
THE KIFNESS CLAIMS HE LOST R500K DEAL OVER SUPPORTING CHARLIE KIRK
The Kiffness, real name David Scott, claimed he lost a R500,000 business deal after supporting Charlie Kirk, the right-wing conservative who was shot dead last week.
The Cape Town-based musician shared the news on X, sparking heated debate about the consequences of outspoken opinions.
He also posted what appeared to be a rejection letter, implying that his social media activity caused the deal to fall through.
Using characteristic wit, Dhlomo reacted to his claim and tweeted: “Lol! Who was dumb enough to pay you R500k to begin with?” in response to The Kiffness’ claims.
THE KIFFNESS RESPONDS TO BACKLASH OVER CHARLIE KIRK’S COMMENTS
The Kiffness, known offstage as David Scott, revealed losing a lucrative R500,000 business deal over supporting Charlie Kirk publicly.
The musician shared a rejection letter screenshot from a brand, claiming his social media posts created a potential reputational risk.
He insisted that his support for the controversial right-wing activist directly prompted the company to cancel the proposed collaboration, though some South Africans have expressed scepticism.
While largely ignoring widespread criticism, The Kiffness targeted a journalist accusing him of lying, sarcastically asking, “Sure you want to go down that road?”
In recent days, The Kiffness has publicly shared his views on Charlie Kirk, reflecting on the activist’s death in a Utah sniper attack.
The South African musician tweeted about the controversial right-wing figure, sharing his perspective and sparking further discussion among his online followers.