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DJ Sbu ‘reportedly annoys passengers on plane with aggressive marketing’

3y By Kaylum Keet

Toxic hustle culture can be annoying to interact with, especially on a plane mid-flight.

DJ Sbu, a South African musician turned entrepreneur, has inspired many with his intense passion for business. Over the past few months, the musician has done everything to sell his energy drink, MoFaya. There have been clips circulating the internet regarding his sale tactics, which many have applauded until recently.

Some fans reported to have grown tired of watching DJ Sbu “hustle” over and over again. The recent clip of him trying to market his energy drink mid-flight has been considered the last straw by many.

Originally, he was met with praise on social media for consistently pushing his product. Now, according to the South African, fans and social media users have deemed his tactics as “too much” and “hustler” annoying.

In the clip, DJ Sbu can be seen eagerly discussing the energy drink to his fellow passengers.

After watching the video, many said that his aggressive marketing tactics are off-putting and “desperate.”

Many Twitter users took to the app to express their annoyance.

One Twitter user wrote: “DESPERATE, MoFaya is not fire, instead it got him fired at Metro Fm.”

“He’s a living example of how toxic hustle culture can be,” another twitter user remarked.

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