Influencer Sarah Langa has been roasted on Twitter for an Instagram post indicating her solidarity with the current outcry of femicide and GBV.
In the now deleted post, Langa is seen in an outfit of the day type of snap with animated tears along with the caption "Help (multiple heartbreak emojis) #enoughisenough".
Langa, following the backlash, removed the outfit pictures and caption, and replaced them with white blocks.
The faces of Uyinene Mrwetyana and local boxer Leighandre ‘Baby Lee’ Jegels only appear on the fourth and fifth frame.
Nazo!!! pic.twitter.com/y4ZuqPjR37
— 🌺 (@L_Thembo) September 5, 2019
Pictures: Sarah Langa's Instagram
Tweeps quickly dragged her for tone deaf post with funny explanations for the out of touch post.
Sarah Langa said rape and femicide are temporary, but drip is forever. Lol le weird maan! pic.twitter.com/q7zCP7kf3d
— Soft Life Shorty🥂 (@Ziyanda08) September 5, 2019
Sarah Langa is a narcissist there's no way she gets it wrong EVERYTIME. She needs to practice more empathy over her life pic.twitter.com/HyHA83th1o
— 💛 (@AnitaNani5) September 5, 2019
Yoh guys but the Sarah Langa thing did make me laugh. Maybe she did it to cheer us all up.
— caryn welby-solomon (@carynwelbys) September 5, 2019
Sarah Langa addressing GBV while maintaining drip 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/1hCWJO26y1
— 𝕮𝖍𝖆𝖒𝖕𝖆𝖌𝖓𝖊 𝖕𝖎𝖕𝖎 ❄️ (@Kokoleo_zn) September 5, 2019
Did Sarah Langa just post fake tears? Yaz ang’hleki? Your celebrities and influencers 🤣🤣🤣
— abuti larry (@larrymdunge) September 5, 2019
%%%twitter https://twitter.com/hashtag/enoughisenough?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#enoughisenough pic.twitter.com/oYHfJHnGo4
— 🌈 Gugs 🌈 (@Gugu_D_)
Lmao Sarah Langa is petitioninong for women with a sprinkle of aesthetic. 💀
— Sponsee (@Roriii_m) September 5, 2019
My Queen Sarah Langa is giving us activism with a pinch of content 🔥
— Rakgadi Ntebo (@Ntebo_Mo) September 5, 2019
Sarah Langa said, "Activism, but make it Vogue." pic.twitter.com/Hmuvy3pB9F
— Smickey (@Smickey_Mouse) September 5, 2019
On Thursday, President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke to protesters outside Parliament where he highlighted steps the government was planning to take to deal with gender-based violence and femicide.