David Scott whose stage name is The Kiffness threatened 947 radio station for not reacting after Anele Mdoda posted a photo of the EFF leader, Julius Malema.
The Economic Freedom Fighter political leader shut down social media on Saturday after serving an iconic appearance in a photo that was celebrated by a majority.
However, he caused a buzz after singing the struggle song, “kill the boer, kill the farmer”.
The song garnered lots of attention, including that of the SA-born billionaire, Elon Musk, who called out Cyril Ramaphosa for allowing the genocide of white people in South Africa.
The musician also voiced out saying that if the radio station is cool with her employee, Anele’s behaviour of posting Julius’ photo, then he will stop them from playing his songs.
“I’d like to know if 947 are OK with employing someone who openly praises a man who incites violence against a minority ethnic group. If they are, then I’d like them to remove any of my music from their station.”
