Makhadzi Gets Compared To Sho Madjozi

Fans think Sho made it because she is light skinned

By  | Jul 28, 2021, 01:05 PM  | Sho Madjozi  | Drama

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Social media has the tendency of pitting two great artists against each other even when it is completely unnecessary to do so. They often say the pie is big enough for every body to enjoy however everybody wants to come out tops by creating unnecessary beefs - and it is usually the fans who support this.

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Commending an artist and uplifting them should probably be done without degrading another. This is what many are saying on Twitter after certain tweeps compared Sho Madjozi with Makhadzi.

It all started with a video of Makhadzi dancing along to her song Ghanama, with two other dancers. Many felt Makhadzi deserves to be bigger than what she already is however tribalism and colourism is pulling her backwards.

Hailing all the way from Limpopo, Makhadzi's rags to riches story is one that we all admire. Another fellow Limpopo Queen, Sho Madjozi who gained international fame with her hit song John Cena, was brought into the debate. People said Sho only became famous because of her beauty and skin colour. Other mean comments suggested that Makhadzi could also reach Sho's stardom if only she was light skinned and beautiful. Not a cool thing to say indeed.

"Convinced Sh* M*djozi did so well in such a short space of time because she was light skinned. This lady makes good music, works hard & is a star but we know why she’s so overlooked," said @NalediSekoto shading Sho Madjozi.

Other tweeps came for her and slammed her for wanting to downplay Sho's hard work.

"Throwing Sho Madjozi in your argument to strengthen your case actually made it weaker. So you thought who else is from Limpopo and pinned them against each other? ....In your quest to out tribalism and colourism you ended up exposing your tribalism and colourism," said @CulpritEnter.

"Sho Madjozi peaked at the height of iGqom with a Gqom track. I don’t think it had anything to do with her skin colour. It was a wave at the time. Just like any Amapiano artist now. Every individual has a music preference. It’s has nothing to do with the artist brilliance," commented @TboozeSA.

"You’re projecting. Makhadzi has sold more records than Sho Madjozi and nothing about her is overlooked. She’s a star. Both are," said @BrynxMello.

"It be women pitting other women against each other. Colourism is a problem yes and it plays a factor in most cases, but you cant reduce someones hard work and accolades to how light their skin colour is. Sho Madjozi does nothing but mind the business that pays here," said @DebbieBloodmoon.

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The two ladies were just minding their own business when all of this happened. Sho has not really been in the spotlight these past few days but she is busy pushing her side hustles as a brand ambassador for Play energy drinks.

The last time she made headlines was after the Anele Tembe saga. It was reported that Anele cussed Sho after she called AKA in the early hours of the morning to discuss their music video shoot for Casino.

Shawn Nkuna, Madjozi's manager was instructed to relay this message to Sho: "From my understanding, Kiernan and Maya (Sho's real name) work together, which is strictly business...so what I would like to know is why the f*** was she calling my man at 1AM in the morning, and what was so urgent. In fact I would like her to message and explain her story," Nellie allegedly wrote.

From what the sources explained to Sunday World, the Huku hitmaker did not appreciate Nellie treating her like a broad so she decided to just let things go.

Makhadzi trended after her beef with King Monada as the two were fighting over ownership of Ghanama. Makhadzi said Monada treated her like a dog during their recording sessions.

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