A lot of Mzansi celebs have joined TikTok and have been having amazing times, joining dance challenges and shooting quick videos.
Zahara never seems to catch a break from critics, and tweeps flooded the comments section accusing her of looking drunk.
The songstress is fresh from being in the Twitter trends list after her performance at a festival.
She slammed tweeps dragging her performance at the Macufe Lifestyle Divas Show in Bloemfontein in October.
Reacting to snarky comments that she sounded bad, Zahara shared a different video from the event, pleading with her trolls to stop trying to bring her down.
“Don't edit things to put me down. God is good all the time. Stop this nonsense.”
The Twitter user responsible for sharing the vile video rejected Zahara's claims, saying she cut a clip from her Facebook live performance.
“Why would I go out of my way to lie about you. The video I posted was from a Facebook live, meaning there’s no way it could have been edited. This 15 second clip still proves me right. I dare you now to tweet your whole performance.”
WATCH | Here’s that Zahara TikTok video that got tweeps howling!
Image: Instagram/ Zahara
More celebs are sharing their fun side on TikTok videos and Zahara has joined in.
On her Twitter timeline, she shared a clip originally posted on her musician friend Vusi Nova's TikTok.
The pair recorded a spoof video, the #morifechallenge, that trended in September, where a man named Morife was chased by dogs and told not to run by women.
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A lot of Mzansi celebs have joined TikTok and have been having amazing times, joining dance challenges and shooting quick videos.
Zahara never seems to catch a break from critics, and tweeps flooded the comments section accusing her of looking drunk.
The songstress is fresh from being in the Twitter trends list after her performance at a festival.
She slammed tweeps dragging her performance at the Macufe Lifestyle Divas Show in Bloemfontein in October.
Reacting to snarky comments that she sounded bad, Zahara shared a different video from the event, pleading with her trolls to stop trying to bring her down.
“Don't edit things to put me down. God is good all the time. Stop this nonsense.”
The Twitter user responsible for sharing the vile video rejected Zahara's claims, saying she cut a clip from her Facebook live performance.
“Why would I go out of my way to lie about you. The video I posted was from a Facebook live, meaning there’s no way it could have been edited. This 15 second clip still proves me right. I dare you now to tweet your whole performance.”
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