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K.O questions SA’s leadership

Like many South Africans, K.O is fed up with the country’s decline. The rapper took to the social media app X (formerly Twitter) to air his grievances about the “decay and degeneration” of South Africa.

The Sete hitmaker started off by acknowledging that apartheid was inhumane and deserved to be abolished. Referring to the ruling party that is the African National Congress (ANC), the rapper then wrote, “Thank you for democracy but damn, did we deserve this type of leadership?? Watching the decay and degeneration of this country in real time is crushing. Some African states are progressing, we’re regressing… Lord help us.

The post, which received over 340k views, had many responding in agreement.

K.O also took to his Instagram Story to reminisce about the times where one could could buy luxury cars without having to worry about the state of the roads.

“I miss the days when one could buy any type of car they wanted in this country smh [shaking my head]… Makes zero economic sense these days buying a luxury sedan in SA given the state of our national roads. 4x4s kuphela… Our country is really gone, folks.”

Screenshot: Instagram / @mrcashtime

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