Viewers Are Already Not Feeling Love and Hip Hop South Africa

While the news are still making rounds on social media, following the big announcement of the much anticipated Love and Hip Hop South Africa. It appears already there are viewers who will not be glued on their screen to watch the show.

Way ahead being premiered, already Love and Hip Hop SA is receiving just about enough backlash from a significant number of potential viewers. While the cast of this newest addition of the American adaptation of Love And Hip Hop, the cast is already celebrating the big news on their social media.

Rapper and hip hop artists Gigi Lamayne, Fifi Cooper, Yanga Chief, Da Les, J Molley, Shane Eagle and Nicole Swartz and Money Badoo will grace the television while doing what they do best, which is music.

“MTV will be airing #LoveAndHipHopSA in Feb and the cast will include the likes of; Gigi Lamayne, Fifi Cooper, Yanga Chief, Da Les, J Molley, Shane Eagle and Nicole Swartz and Money Badoo…” wrote Kaunda Kay Selisho

MTV will be airing #LoveAndHipHopSA in Feb and the cast will include the likes of; Gigi Lamayne, Fifi Cooper, Yanga Chief, Da Les, J Molley, Shane Eagle and Nicole Swartz and Money Badoo…
— Kaunda ‘Kay’ Selisho (@Kay_Tatyana) January 30, 2023

However, it appears not everyone is certainly jumping for joy at this new adaptation and franchise of a reality TV show. Viewers have already cast aspersions as they feel as though this was definitely the only reality TV show that should never have crossed the boarders of America.

“Why?” wrore Merica Monamodi

Why? 🥲 https://t.co/q4L2VsyWY9
— Merica Monamodi (@Simply_Merica) January 30, 2023

“This is one TV franchise that should never set foot out of America Nkosi yam” wrote Cebo

This is one TV franchise that should never set foot out of America Nkosi yam 🥲🥺
— Cebo (@CeboMD) January 30, 2023

Evidently, for scores of potential viewers and tweeps, the cast was certainly a miss for the show. Even though all the cast members share one big thing in common which is music. However, viewers and tweeps are reminded of the American franchises which are all about drama, physical fights, promiscuity, back-standing, betrayal but more-so, about music.

“I’m defeated. The cast? Yho” wrote Merica Monamodi