Naledi Aphiwe ‘sorry’ for bragging after Chris Brown gives her an iPhone
‘I didn’t mean to brag or something. I’m sorry,’ wrote Naledi after she was accused of bragging about being recognised by Chris Brown.
South African pupil and viral singing sensation Naledi Aphiwe has headed online to apologise to her followers. This after many accused her of bragging over getting money and an iPhone from American singer Chris Brown.
The No Guidance hitmaker sampled Naledi’s voice on his new single Shooter, he then paid her R56 000 and also gave her an iPhone 12 which she opened up about on her social media pages.
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Naledi Aphiwe apologises for ‘bragging’ about getting helped by Chris Brown
A few weeks ago, a young girl’s life was changed forever after she was recognised by US hitmaker Chris Brown.
Naledi Aphiwe has gone viral after the singer sampled her singing in his new song Shooter.
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He also reportedly paid her R56k for her sample and credited her in the song credits. He later also sent her an iPhone 12 which she posted about on her social media pages.
She was later accused of bragging about her success to the less fortunate — something she has now apologised for:
“Iβve seen your comments lately, you guys saying I am bragging too much, I’m not humble and all those things. I wanna start by thanking you all for the support you gave me from the beginning. Thank you, guys for being there for me all along.
“And if you felt like you were offended by the things I have been posting, then I am sorry about that. I didn’t mean to brag or something, it was just content. I’m sorry,” she wrote.
Mzansi stands with her
In the comment section, many assured Naledi that she has nothing to apologise for. According to them, she has every right to bask in her success.
“Never apologise for being your true authentic self! Your success will make certain people feel uncomfortable and theyβll try to dim your light to humble you by saying things like youβre doing too much. Do MORE! SHINE SHINE SHINE,” on person wrote.
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