- Sizwe Dhlomo has criticized Tyla for a grammatical error in an Instagram statement referencing her racial identity, after she dodged a question about it on The Breakfast Club
- Tyla, who identifies as a woman of color in South Africa and a black woman globally, is trending for her comments
- Social media users had mixed reactions to Dhlomo's criticism, with some defending Tyla's authenticity and informal tone.
Sizwe Dhlomo criticized Tyla for errors in her statement. Image: @sizwedhlomo and Masato Onoda/WWD via Getty Images Source: UGC
Sizwe Dlhomo taunts Tyla about her grammatical errors
“And now? That statement? Typos and all! Unnecessary.”
Mzansi reacts to Sizwe Dhlomo's post
“You're choosing the wrong career, Siz. Our children need you at school.”
“I believe that was her intention; maybe she wanted to downplay the seriousness with which Niggah was trying to create this darkness. She didn't want to be the chosen one to free the slaves”
“There's nothing wrong with this statement. You can tell it's from her heart and not something proven by some group, sitting around the table, coming up with ideas on how to better manage the situation. I don't know what your phobia is.” “good English,” but o thoma go re bora nou.”
“That's an informal statement typed on a notes app that starts with 'yoh guys' and you're scrutinizing the spelling, right?”
“Lol, you guys keep saying everything, even when everyone is being true to themselves. Tyla doesn't even speak English fluently, but really, who cares.”
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Source: Brief News
