AKA is notorious for voicing his opinion on Twitter and this week was no different. The rapper tweeted at South African Airways asking them why their on-board playlist does not consist of 100% local music. See the tweet here:
Dear @flysaa, as I sit waiting to take off, Im wondering why the playlist while we board does not consist of solely 100% South African music. Please 🙏🏼 … It would be much appreciated.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) July 15, 2018
To which the airline replied that they would take his suggestion into consideration. Which is basically code for “pipe down and listen to your own music.”
Hello AKA, thank you for your suggestion. We will forward this to management. For now we invite you to sit back relax and enjoy our hospitality. NP #CareTeam
— FlySAA Care (@flysaa_care) July 15, 2018
His fans had a field day with this tweet, some on his side but some saying he was being too sensitive and even some poking fun at his music accusing him of autotune.
See some of the best reactions here:
Imagine listening to Autotune whole flying ayi.ngeke pic.twitter.com/GWWtSZoBj3
— 🦇●●BlackTea●●🦇 (@MrClear_SA) July 15, 2018
Please sit still in your seat and stop been a drama queen 👑
— Diokeng Seshweni (@SeshweniDiokeng) July 15, 2018
You mean they should play your album pic.twitter.com/6oFXSMDODY
— Relebohile Leoke (@RelebohileLeoke) July 15, 2018
@flysaa is international, take domestic flights and make that suggestion!!!
— Talent Sibisi (@Talent_Mlu) July 15, 2018
Listening to Autotune in a flight with make Jet lag worse pic.twitter.com/dkY1ADdIrH
— Problem😭😂 (@JustProblem_) July 15, 2018
Ntate AKA if you want South African music to be played on SAA just put your earphones on your cellphone and play your music xhaa! pic.twitter.com/X1JTcO0Edx
— Hebathong K9🇳🇬 (@OMG_itsK9) July 15, 2018
Are you for real??¿?¿ pic.twitter.com/xd9hLZCkI6
— Sipho Langa (@SiphoTidyP) July 15, 2018
Maybe they’re allergic to auto-tune pic.twitter.com/oXVGJv2s66
— rethabile, dintshang nou boi? (@raindroppaa) July 15, 2018
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