His tweets were also seen as a slight jab to Pearl Thusi who saw herself trending after Tweeps asked for her downfall over thoughts about xenophobia.
The actress was accused of ‘supporting’ foreign nationals and neglecting South Africans for her tweets. Soon after #PearlThusiMustFall trended, #PutSouthAfricansFirst gained momentum.
Musician Lvovo vested himself to standing up for South Africans and he received a Twitter standing ovation for that.
He stood up for people in SA who are jobless and not prioritized and said that if SA does not take care of locals, there will always be unrest.
“What is so difficult to understand by South Africans wanting to get their jobs first, their business running first n then we share with outsiders! Already we have a problem with WMC! If our country does not take care of its locals there will forever be unrest!” he shared.
Not wanting to sound like a person who condones the attacks against Foreign Nationals, Lvovo showed love to Africans however still advocates for the people to be put first and then deal with ‘visitors’ once the country’s citizens are sorted.
The performer also slammed silent celebs who do not engage extensively on the conversation for the sake of protecting their brands.
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