Finance boss Baltazar inspires South African musician
South Africans have creatively jumped on the Baltazar Egongong’s saga which took over the internet over a week ago.
The world woke to tapes of Equatorial Guinea’s finance boss being involved with allegedly 400 women.
Baltazar was arrested on fraud charges, and a search of his home uncovered hundreds of these tapes.
A South African music artist who is growing his career teased a new song named after the director general of the National Financial Investigation Agency, Baltazar.
The song has garnered mixed reviews on social media.
As some Twitter users joined in poking fun, others slammed the artists for poor production of the Amapiano song.
“Of course we do! We’re not here to play,” a tweep wrote.
“Its boring blind, the beat is a miss and the message is very bad… But continue continue…” another wrote.
Another comment reads, “The beat is not measuring. Thele Lyrics and the singer are on fire.”
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/4WW4HAuyAV
— Mkhuleko ✌🏾👍🏽 (@Mkhuleko_26) November 12, 2024
