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Amapiano sensation Sir Trill has shaken the social media streets as he reveals of being exploited. Sir Trill details how he has not seen or received a cent from some of his hit songs, including collaborations and music videos.
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In a time where mental health, depression, and anxiety are still seen as another pandemic that is eating away from artists and musicians. All the suicide cases of artists have been attributed to both mental health and depression.
For another artist to cry out loud about going through a mentally draining and challenging issue is very alarming. Sir Trill took to Twitter to voice some of his grievances with the status of his music. Sir Trill talks about not even getting a dime from many of his hit songs
“It’s tiring and mentally damaging. So many hits and I’ve never seen a cent. I’m tired,” wrote Sir Trill.
Facebook villagers once killed Sophie Ndaba… now they’ve killed Sir Trill.🤔😐
— THERealCasaman (@casamanSne) February 4, 2023
However, the general public seemed quick to ensure that the matter is verified ahead of actually believing the reports. More so as they were from Facebook. Hence the matter was quickly transposed to Twitter for verification. However, since the matter has been placed on Twitter there has been no confirmation of the reports. A fact that has led to many believing this was yet another death hoax perpetrated on social media.
Not Sir Trill guys pic.twitter.com/t3JOMz2wJ9
— Tshepo_Maboe (@Thsman50) February 4, 2023
Sir Trill? 😳 No way would news land on facebook before they land on Twitter…
— Kgomotso (@KayGii_) February 4, 2023
And the fact that Facebook was first to report Sir trill passing away, is unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/uDsTdR5ffO
— chun swae. (@girl_kaybee) February 4, 2023
Sir Trill is okay🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺…di celebrity nkebe dile busy dintse dire “oh no” “💔💔💔💔💔” “let’s be kind to one another “
— FifiM (@RFifiMokgatlhe) February 4, 2023
Amapianpo sensation Paballo Basetsana Mothapo, better known by her stage name as Pabi Cooper, has taken to her Instagram account to shut down the fake news spreading about her “death” online.
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This follows after a malicious Facebook user who goes by the name of Stash T Woods, created panic online after he posted “RIP Pabi Cooper.”
Sadly, celebrity death hoaxes can create panic and leave many people in a state of shock, and they are harmful to friends, family, and fans. Fans were in disbelief and shocked by the death hoax. Pabi took to her Instagram account to react to the fake rumours about her demise and debunked them
She pleaded with people to stop the harmful rumours “I’m alive, people need to stop their nonsense on Facebook,” she wrote.