Phil Kgopolo Mphela is probably one of the country’s major entertainment critics. Over the course of his decade-long career, he has carved out a niche market as an entertainment critic, mostly using Twitter as his primary means of delivering the newest television, radio, and publishing news.
However, it appears that, as a result of his popularity on the blue app, he has exposed himself up to harassment from other Twitter profiles wanting to capitalize on his lucrative business strategy. As a result, Mphela recently had to deal with trolls in the aftermath of his controversial tweet.
“Phil Mphela will not tweet for R150” A few days ago, Mphela found himself in hot water with tweeps when he took to his timeline to address how Musa Mseleku and the entire Mseleku clan have allegedly cornered the Mzansi Magic market.
Specifically, this was in light of the Mseleku clan receiving yet another spin-off from their successful Uthando Nesthembu reality show. Only this one would focus on the second generation of the Mseleku family.
The preferential treatment the Mselekus are being showered with is fast becoming suspiciously untoward.
What is it about Musa and his family that warrants the commission of so many shows related to or featuring someone from the family?
What’s that unique entertainment value?
— Kgopolo (@PhilMphela) May 29, 2023