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Internet react to video of Brickz performing with a prison choir

Kwaito star Sipho Ndlovu popularly known as Brickz recently had internet users talking after a video of him singing a gospel song with a prison choir made rounds on social media.

The artist who is currently serving 15-years behind bars after he was found guilty of raping his then 16-year-old niece can be seen in the video leading the choir in a gospel song at Grace Point Church in Fourways, in commemoration of Youth Day.

The entertainment publication, MDN, took to X (formerly Twitter) to share the video; where X users weighed in with different opinions on the comment section.

One user had this to say,

Another one said,

Meanwhile,it has recently been alleged that the Left, Right hitmaker is concerned for his 16-year-old son, Gugulethu Cleopas Ndlovu popular in the music industry as Google Da DJ over his decision to prioritise music over his school studies.

TimesLIVE reported that the boy is doing well as a DJ and is continuously winning competition challenges on Jozi FM.

Also see: Kwaito star Brickz concerned as son chooses music over school

 

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