CeegaMustFall: And now tweeps call for Ceega Wa Meropa to fall after Shimza fallout | IOL_Lifestyle
Just a few days after the Twitterverse backed Ceega Wa Meropa when he asked DJ Shimza to get booked on the Lockdown House Party, it seems the tables have turned.
In case you missed it, Shimza came under fire earlier this week when local DJ Ceega wa Meropa got into a heated online twar regarding being booked on the Channel O Lockdown House Party series. In the exchange, Shimza was labelled rude after he responded to Ceega's request and said: "You need to stop harassing me, it’s annoying". However, it appears that the tide has changed after Ceega posted a picture of two cars he uses for travelling for gigs along with screenshots surfacing of him saying he almost made R1-million over the festive period.
It appears that tweeps were under the impression that he was a poor struggling DJ because he asked Shimza to book him.
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