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Watch: Nara Smith and Onezwa Mbola’s content feud revived

The famous content battle between food content creators Onezwa Mbola and Nara Smith seems to be rearing its head, with the recent similar videos that the duo released on TikTok.

Recently, Onezwa posted a video of her making biang biang noodles with antelope steak, a few days later Nara released a similar video making the same dish on her TikTok account, captioning her post; “This would be my death row meal.”

This ‘coincidence’ had tongues wagging on the socials with some of the internet users alluding that Nara had been stealing Onezwa’s content, however, people did not understand where she came from.

Below are the videos from the two content creators.

@onezwambola Biang biang noodles with antelope steak. Hand pulled noodles are such a treat ??? #fyp #rurallife #ezilalini #farmlife #Homegrown ♬ original sound – Onezwa Mbola

@naraazizasmith this would be my death row meal… #easyrecipe #homecooking #dinnerideas #fypツ #thaifood #foodideas #dessert ♬ La vie en rose (Cover Edith Piaf) – 田东昱

With internet users noticing the similarities, they took to the comment section of Nara’s post to share their views:

“She’s trying to press Onezwa so hard,” said one user.

Another one said, “Bruh, Onezwa just did this a few days ago.”

A puzzle user said, “Didn’t Onezwa make this one or two days ago?”

With another one saying, “This is cruel Nara. Are we witnessing bullying?”

The feud also made it to X (formerly Twitter) with users taking their stance on the matter.

One user said:

While another one said:

Also see: ‘I will have no choice but to pursue legal action,’ Nara Smith responds to accusations of stealing content

 

 

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