Video clips of Makhadzi performing on stages always receive standing ovations. The Matorokisi hitmaker's performances are always bursting of energy and her style is unmatched. However, a video clip that has since gone viral of the Limpopo born hitmaker was deemed disturbing for many and some called it sexual harassment at it's highest level.
A video clip which was shared by SA Clout on their Instagram page sees Makhadzi performing at a recent event. Her male audience members can be seen wrestling to share the stage with her, but one "lucky" man got the experience of his life and the whole world got to see it.
Makhadzi was performing one of her biggest hits and was dancing with the male fan. She got a little too excited and played with the man's crotch. Social media freaked out and questioned what would be the outcome had it been a male artist doing such to a female fan.
The level of Gender Based Violence in the country does not allow people to condone her behaviour.
"If it was a female this was going to be a different story," a Twitter user commented.
"Where are the social activists when a man is being harassed like this, eish what is harassment?"
"Makhadzi is sexually harassing this guy, cause vele all that matters to him is that he is on the stage," another wrote.
"Imagine if this was a man doing this to (a) woman. My thoughts exactly, Twitter would have that guy's head on a plate as we speak. Mara coz (but because) we are guys we are expected to just enjoy the moment and not think too much about what's actually being done to you..." another commented.
Recently she trended after congratulating her ex-boyfriend Master KG on his latest win. The Jerusalema hitmaker recently won Icon of The Year At The SA Style Awards. Whilst his win puzzled many who do not see him as a very fashion forward person, his ex girlfriend sees him befitting of that title.
Makhadzi commented on his wins by saying, "Congratulations mukwasha." Many of her followers flooded her comments section hoping to find out the direct translation for Mukwasha. Google translator says the word means 'son-in-law.' Many of her followers agreed that indeed it means son-in-law.'
However, some delved deeper into the meaning of the word. A user suggests the ancient meaning of the word saying it actually means "a person who broke your virginity."
"Y'all are crazy the true meaning of 'mukwasha' in Venda is the person who broke the virginity. It was son-in-law in the olden days because they were still virgins before marriage," @Dibzo2 wrote.
Which begs the question: Are these two back together?
