“He is An A**Hole” – Rea Gopane Explains Why He Won’t Apologize To Mr JazziQ. Podcaster and YouTuber Rea caused a stir online when a clip from his podcast where he made some controversial comments about the death of Mpura and Killer Kau. He went on to say the whole South African entertainment industry looked past the fact that JazziQ sacrificed Mpura and Killer Kau…for the betterment of his career. Rea was then ordered to apologise and retract his statement by JazziQ’s lawyers.
After Rea was ordered with legal papers to apologise, he went on another episode on ESAM podcast to share that he won’t apologize to the Amapiano DJ. “He made us feel like we are nothing when we tried to work with him. He wasted our time. The same story you all had on MacG, JazziQ gave us the same story but he made us feel like we are nothing. JazziQ made me feel like a Popeye, and I’ve explained this story before I think if episode 25. I explained what happened and there was no respect there. He looked at us and saw popeyes and I wanted to show him cartoon network. Im not going to apologise to JazziQ, he is an a**hole. I think even now I’m still a huge fan of his, but I don’t like his personality. I knew that time was gonna come for me to come for him. And people who are sending threats, you all are not gonna do sh*t, like JazziQ is not going to do anything,” he said. Check it out:
Taking to Twitter on Thursday, the “Woza” hitmaker shared a statement regarding the podcaster’s comments on the show. He claimed that Rea’s comments “maliciously defames Mr Tumelo Manyoni” aka Mr JazziQ.He added that the allegations against the amapiano star were “void of any form of truth and are harmful” and had a severe impact on him ’both emotionally and psychologically“.The “Ulazi” hitmaker revealed that he had sent a letter of demand to Rea and the other host of “Everything SA Music TV”, to withdraw their comments, issue an apology and remove the video from all their platforms.However, since this has not been done, he was opting to take legal action against them.Mr JazziQ ended by reiterating that Mpura and Killer Kau were not only his close friends but brothers to him, saying the claims made on the podcast were unfounded.
