‘Good luck’: Sizwe slams The Kiffness over Malema tweet backlash

David Scott, aka The Kiffness, has demanded 947 address Anele Mdoda’s action of liking a picture of EFF leader Julius Malema on her Twitter or X account. But that hasn’t gone down well with Anele’s bestie Sizwe Dhlomo.

Sizwe – who is also a radio presenter – clapped back at the muso for giving the station an “ultimatum.”

The Kiffness has requested the station pull his music if it “endorses” Anele’s decision to “glorify a man calling for the killing of a minority ethnic group.”

The Cape Town muso is referring to a recent viral video of Malema singing the controversial struggle song Kill The Boer.

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THE KIFFNESS DEMANDS 947 ACTION AFTER ANELE ‘LIKES’ MALEMA PIC

Over the weekend, Anele Mdoda – like many South Africans – commented on pictures taken at EFF’s elaborate celebrations at the FNB Stadium.

One particular pic of Malema being airlifted on a pedestal even got a like from the TV and radio personality. “This picture is [thumbs up emoji],” she tweeted.

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But The Kiffness – real name David Scott – disagreed. Firing back, he tagged Anele’s employers. “Do you endorse this @947?”

He added: “I’d like to know if @947 are ok with employing someone who openly praises a man who incites violence against a minority ethnic group?

“If they are, then I’d like them to remove any of my music from their station.”

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When one tweep reminded The Kiffness of a tweet he posted condemning “cancel culture,” he clapped back: “The difference is that I simply asked them to remove my music if they’re ok with her praising Malema. 

“If it were cancel culture, I would’ve asked for 947 to fire Anele. Know the difference between cancel culture & freedom of association”.

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Anele and 947 have yet to respond to The Kiffness.

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SIZWE DHLOMO ENTERS THE CHAT

Following The Kiffness’s comments, Sizwe Dhlomo clapped back on his own Twitter account.

He scoffed: “Lol! The 947 music bank consists of over 14 000 songs, buddy. Good luck!”

The Kiffness responded to Sizwe, tweeting: “I’m aware & I know @947 will do fine without my music”.

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Justifying his stance, he added: “The difference is that I refuse to associate with any DJ or station who uses their platform to openly glorify a man who is calling for the killing of a minority ethnic group.

“It’s a matter of principle, not popularity.”

But Sizwe was not done. Backing his bestie, he called out The Kiffness for his “ineffective” delivery.

He tweeted: “I wasn’t saying it’s a matter of popularity. I was pointing out that your method is ineffective. I’m not going to speak for Anele, she can speak for herself, but I can tell you she wasn’t glorifying anything about killing people”.

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He added: “And of course, you, of all people, know that 947 has always supported you. Hectically so, including booking you & your band for JoBurg Day.”

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