AKA set the stage ablaze when he performed a medley of songs including his smash hit All Eyes on Me, alongside JR Bogopa, and Somizi had a few express to about the performance.
The Idols SA judge did not mince his words when he said “I have seen better.” Shortly after saying that, AKA gave him a death stare and clearly his commentary did not sit well with the rapper.
If looks could kill 🫣😳 Look at the way AKA is looking at Somizi #IdolsSA pic.twitter.com/zMOJqktfAL
— 03 June🎂 GEMINI (@SegoNose) November 13, 2022
Tweeps weighed on this and accused Somizi of inheriting Cassper and AKA’s beef.
@theSA_brand commented: “Somizi is Cassper’s friend, but AKA had to keep calm and not take it that seriously #IdolsSA”
@DQFab_ZA commented “He always inherit beefs. Trust me.”
In 2020, Somizi defended AKA following the backlash he received from the LGBTQI+ community after calling Cassper Nyovest a m**fie.
Somizi accepted AKA’s apology and said everyone make mistakes. “I’d like to apologize to anybody offended by my use of the word “Moffie” in a previous tweet. At some point, i thought it wasn’t a big deal to use this word. I understand now that it’s not acceptable,” tweeted Somizi.
my love we all make mistakes unintentionally. Just like a lot of ppl dont know that the word kula is derogatory to call indian ppl….he made the same mistake….that’s what I thought
— somizi somGAGA (@somizi) March 20, 2020
In a series of tweets, AKA issued an apology to those he offended, and said he thought it was not a big deal: “I would like to apologize to anybody offended by my use of the word “Moffie” in a previous tweet. At some point, i thought it wasn’t a big deal to use this word. I understand now that it’s not acceptable.”
I’d like to apologize to anybody offended by my use of the word “Moffie” in a previous tweet. At some point, i thought it wasn’t a big deal to use this word. I understand now that it’s not acceptable.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) March 20, 2020
