20/12/2025
The Shebeshxt situation is deeply sad, what a lesson at the bad time when he's fully booked. Supposed to be making money but instead the "woolies bag is now leaking to the lawyers buckets"
Very bad indeed and not only because of what has happened to him personally, but because of the far-reaching consequences of his actions.
Should have just stayed low and chow his mula in peace though.
This nigga's, life and US gangsteris movies will be the quick end life way of many immature youths struu.
At the centre of this is a profound loss, the death of a child which I relate to so deeply and should have been a moment for reflection, accountability and healing. Instead, the public perception has been shaped by a lack of visible remorse, making it difficult for people to separate empathy from disappointment.
When an artist rises, an entire ecosystem rises with them. Labels, producers, engineers, managers and support staff all depend on that momentum. When things collapse, it isn’t just a career that stalls… livelihoods are disrupted.
For many black artists, success represents a rare chance to permanently end the poverty curse.
When that opportunity is placed at risk, the consequences extend beyond the individual and into future generations.
While the justice system must run its course, public behaviour matters.
His courtroom theatrics and defiance may read as strength to some fans, but to many others it us denial rather than resilience.
True strength in moments like these often looks like humility and accountability.
This situation serves as a sobering reminder that talent alone is never enough. Sustainable success requires responsibility, self-awareness and the willingness to confront one’s mistakes. Without that, the cost… human, financial, family is devastating.
Written by Wa Teneriffe.