Promoters Y2K explain challenges that led to Makhadzi rant at Winky D
South African musician Makhadzi vented her frustrations on social media after she and Jah Prayzah received reduced slots of a combined 40 minutes at the recent Africa Music festival organized by Y2K entertainment. Many felt she crossed the line by attacking Winky D whom she blamed for eating up her own time.
“Jah Prayzah and Winky are loyal to us because we pay them on time and we have grown our brands together. We messed up. We had offered Jah Prayzah 90 minutes. Jah had a right to complain. Makhadzi had a right to complain but attacking another artist was wrong.” Fred Matenga from Y2K.