After the backlash of her error-filled book and a minuscule number of downloads on her Bmoji emojis, Bonang Matheba has now released a new app with Cell C.
The Top Billing presenter recently released her new app with Cell C in Johannesburg at a swanky launch party.
This comes after Bonang notoriously split with Vodacom after a Twitter rant about a contract dispute with the cellphone company.
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In the description of the app, it says: "Enjoy exciting content and unique opportunities to interact with your favourite star!
Get exclusive behind the scenes access and be part of her inner circle! See the world through her eyes and get the best stories, photos and videos directly from Bonang."
While downloading the app is free, to access the content you have to pay R60 per month (R50 for Cell C postpaid customers).
Twitter quickly pointed out that the majority of her fanbase is still waiting for data to fall and most internet users don't pay for content.
Bonang lives in a different country, one which is not affected by ressession, junk Status, and unemployment #BonangByCellC
— Tomi Rikhotso (@TomiRecords) August 22, 2017
Paying R60 for BIS made sense, I don't know about paying for #BonangByCellC app pic.twitter.com/TvmpDTiDqI
— Sefularo Keamogetswe (@Sefularo_Keamo) August 22, 2017
Kardashians = kimojis. Kardashians have an app on what what they wear eat and beauty tips. Bonang says 'copy &paste" #BonangByCellC pic.twitter.com/EBfJQrxkhE
— nolufefe roro (@NolufefeR) August 23, 2017
Bonang tryna be kim k hence the bmoji, book, reality show, app. AKA tryna b Kanye hence the arrogance. Won't work in africa #BonangByCellC pic.twitter.com/DSovTeBfg3
— Proper Mami (@Poshboo) August 23, 2017
Oh! App is R60p/m? Not per yr? My love @bonang_m& @CellC have mercy. Those who love u won't afford cos data hasn't fallen #BonangByCellc
— Rami Chuene 1st Lady (@ramichuene) August 22, 2017
R60 pm to "Receive her latest social media updates all gathered in one place" #BonangByCellc pic.twitter.com/oxD0NKUPck
— Passo (@Passeks) August 22, 2017
Does Bonang honestly think this America 🙄🙄🙄🤣🤣🤣 not even Americans pay so much, just to be a fan #bonangbycellc
— kay (@knkhanye) August 23, 2017
Seems like tweeps won't be subscribing to the Boo-nang app anytime soon.