She tweeted that people do not want to recognize her for her work yet they copy what she has done and pretend like it's their ideas.
She said they are waiting for her to die so that they can acknowledge her hard work.
"They won't acknowledge me for what I've done for the industry but do everything and repeat everything l have said like it's the freshest thing ever. They are waiting for me to die so they can talk about my impact on them. Guess what l am not and l know what l did for u and u," she tweeted.
I was not asking a question or seeking anything l have everything and most importantly peace. I was making a statement and putting it on record for the hypocrites so they know that l see them and through them. As usual feelings got caught on my timeline ❤️ 🕯️
— PennyLebyane💚TheOneAndOnly (@PennyLebyane) June 26, 2021
Her tweet left her followers divided, others agreed with her while others said she doesn't need to get praises for helping others.
However, others questioned why she wants acknowledgment so much, @radzilani responded: " Why is it so important for you to be acknowledged if you really did pave the way for people is it important for them to mention it? Nako engwe motho ke go no leboga ge batho ba tswela pele and not this attitude of "If it wasn't for me" that yal constantly throw in out faces."
Lindi Mmakgoshi said ideas get stolen all time, her response read: "Don't you know that GREAT BRAINS get stolen all the time? They will steal your IDEAS and turn them as if they are their own, speak them so CONFIDENTLY, pretending as if they are FRESH from their heads. But more often, ORIGINATORS have the skill to IDENTIFY their Own BRAINS when spoken.
@muzi_kajama said if you give something you should not expect anything back, you should give from the goodness of your heart.
"People have become more like objects these days. Believe me, we're giving into material things these days when we're giving into other fellow human beings. So wary when you give into people - expect nothing good in return. But continue giving upon need when you can or want."
People have become more like objects these days. Believe me we're giving into material things these days when we're giving into other fellow human beings. So wary when you give into people - expect nothing good in return. But continue giving upon need when you can or want.
Other celebrities who have also spoken publicly about the not-so-good side of the entertainment industry include entertainment commentator Phil Mphela and the likes of Refiloe Modiselle and Rami Chuene.
A few weeks ago Phil spoke about background actors' payments saying SA talent rates are the pits. Read More: Phil Mphela Exposes TV Industry
