My fear is affording a beautiful big house but being alone and no big family to share the space with.... It's a real fear https://t.co/z7rHKK0ig5
— Ntsikizayiboni (@ntsikimazwai) January 10, 2021
What does Trevor Noah stand for or represent?
— Ntsikizayiboni (@ntsikimazwai) January 10, 2021
See reactions of fans:Is this level of wealth attainable for black people or have they chosen one of us as the golden kid to aspire to? Given them a platform and wealth and said.... HERE BE INSPIRED, IT'S POSSIBLE BLACK CHILD?
Im just asking — Ntsikizayiboni (@ntsikimazwai) January 10, 2021
I think black people generally have a problem with any black person that becomes successful. Trevor is a comedian, why and how people all of a sudden expect him to represent something reeks of jealousy. He wouldn't be questioned or expected of anything if he was still struggling
— Tshepo Bosielo (@bosielo_tshepo) January 10, 2021
Unomana shame
— Wonga Tyali (@NobuhleMashange) January 10, 2021
Comedy. He stands up for comedy. https://t.co/Kb7EOjj1XY
— Nola Darling (@piizett) January 10, 2021
Yaz' mfethu I LOVE uNtsiki for being an outspoken person and she confronts anybody without fear or favor BUT her problem is she can't give credit where its due. I mean Trevor is a South African, a simple CONGRATULATIONS from her wouldn't be a bad idea but she's throwing shades.
— Mr Vee (@Spharizzer) January 10, 2021