Makhadzi on why she won’t appear in the 'Tshivhidzelwa' music video

08 December 2021 - 07:00 By Joy Mphande
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Makhadzi sheds light on why she wants to be removed from the 'Tshivhidzelwa' remix music video.
Makhadzi sheds light on why she wants to be removed from the 'Tshivhidzelwa' remix music video.
Image: Instagram/ Makhadzi

Makhadzi has decided to pull out of appearing in the Tshivhidzelwa remix music video featuring Limpopo-born producer Tuksin after complaints from fans.

The Ghanama hitmaker took to her Facebook timeline speaking of the backlash she received for being in the video which led her to conclude that she shouldn't be featured.

'Tuksin SA you worked very hard for me to notice you. I think all artists must do that. It doesn’t happen overnight to collaborate with someone who’s big . You must work very hard for yourself. I am disappointed about some other comments saying I was not supposed to be part of Tshivhidzelwa music video ... I decided to not be part of it any more for the sake of people to be happy,” she wrote.

Managing partner at Open Mic Productions Brenden Maseko told TshisaLIVE that to his knowledge, the Ghanama hitmaker and Tuksin were still on good terms and the video was still set to premier on December 10. 

Tuksin SA you worked very hard for me to notice you.. I think all artist must do that . It’s doesn’t happen over night...

Posted by Makhadzi on Monday, December 6, 2021

Tuksin shared a WhatsApp message he received from Makhadzi notifying him that she wanted to pull out of the music video.

Tuksin said that there was a possibility that the launch of the video could possibly be delayed.

Watch the video below:

I only wanted to make venda proud but what's happening now it's discouraging me Makhadzi asked to pull out on the song "Tshivhidzelwa" because of people's comments

Posted by Tuksin SA on Monday, December 6, 2021


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