WHEN will he stop?
That is the ultimate question that many have asked themselves after controversial podcaster Mcgyver “MacG” Mukwevho directed despicable and crude comments at media personality Minnie Dlamini on his podcast.
There is no denying that Minnie’s divorce gripped everyone's attention with many drawing unfounded speculations while others have called her names.
This also saw MacG weigh in on the matter claiming Minnie was no different from Zodwa Wabantu as she was also in the business of doing anything for money.
“There is no difference between Minnie and Zodwa Wabantu. They’re both selling p*ssy. One owns it, one doesn’t. Do you get it? And that’s where my issue is. If you’re selling p*ssy, just say yeah, I’m selling p*ssy that’s how I get my sh*t,” he said.
He further added that she owes people an explanation because she acts like she works hard for her money.
“She does because she paints herself as this saint and as this person who works hard for her money. Imagine how many girls want to be like Minnie Dlamini or Mihlali? They’re selling false dreams,” he continued.
After his video was shared across social platforms, it caused a division between those who echoed his sentiments and those who spoke about his scorn against women.
MacG is no stranger to controversy, and as a result of his ill-thought-out remarks, he has been dubbed a misogynist by many people on social media.
The list of people he has injured and those who were under fire as a result of his comments is endless.
South Africa has seen actress Natasha Thahane landing in hot water following her visit to his podcast.
Popular actress Amanda Du Pont was also among the list of women who were called names by the podcaster. Their spat was blazing leading to taking legal steps.
Last year rapper Jub Jub was axed from hosting after he visited his podcast which revealed startling events about the songstress Kelly Khumalo and Amanda Du Pont.
And while one might think that is the end of it, weeks ago he was in a heated tiff with Heavy-K after twisting what Heavy K said about Black Coffee’s music.
Minenhle Dlamini and Mihlali Ndamase were the latest to be under his critique.
With his recent comments involving Zodwa Wabantu and Minnie, other people have suggested that legal action be taken against him.