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DJ Sbu responds to Sizwe Dhlomo’s comments over possible SABC comeback

DJ Sbu has recently taken to YouTube to address comments made by Sizwe Dhlomo about the DJ potentially going back to the SABC to “serve” his country for the “right commercial deal.”

Sizwe also said, “Sbuda must just say he wants to be on a national platform again… simple. Lol!”

On his personal YouTube account, DJ Sbu started off by saying he has nothing against Sizwe. “I love him. He’s my brother. He’s done really well for himself.”

The co-founder of MoFaya then added, “But Sizwe is an employee… me and him are different. I’m a hustler, I build things.”

He continued, “So when you are going to have an opinion about a hustler, you will not understand how he moves when you are an employee and you’re getting a big cheque end of the month, every month.”

The DJ noted that people are entitled to their opinions and he has no beef with anybody. “I respect everybody. I love everybody and once again, I love Sizwe and he knows that from when he started in the game. He found me in the game.”

He then said, “People like Sizwe I usually just ignore. He doesn’t walk the same path as I am walking. He’s probably a hustler as well and doing well, and I love the brother. I love what he has done with his career, what he has done for himself.”

DJ Sbu then said that the comments that were made do not affect him due to being a hustler.

He concluded, “Sizwe, I love you. Keep talking and keep getting that fat pay cheque at the end of every month. I will keep dishing out fat pay cheques at the end of every month. I love you my brother.”

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When commenting on a tweet about the matter, Sizwe said, “Lol! The funniest thing is, the things that they value, I honestly don’t give a damn about. Imagine me fighting to be called a “hustler”! SMH!”

Also see: Sizwe Dhlomo comments on DJ Sbu’s potential return to SABC

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