Image: Twitter The "Wololo" gqom queen has released promotion pictures for the upcoming tour on Tuesday with Mampintsha and South Africa is not impressed.
Themed after the infamous American criminal couple Bonnie & Clyde, the tour is set to start on August 10 at Uhuru Tavern, Durban.
Babes Wodumo and Mampintsha are seen in an hotel setting with both armed with pistols, and in the second picture in a loving embrace.
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A post shared by Bongekile Simelane(@babes_wodumo) on Aug 6, 2019 at 6:30am PDT
Tweeps wasted no time in roasting the promotion pictures for the concept and the overall status of their relationship following the abuse video.
Not sensitive if you ask me. For a women who cried abuse you may not realise that this spits on the grave of #ReevaSteenkamp with this whole toilet scene and guns. Its more Oscar & Reeva than Bonnie & Clyde. Anifunda Tuuuu pic.twitter.com/lz5tgGPBNq
— Micarlo Malan (@Micarlo_LM2509) August 6, 2019
So we are a joke to you? pic.twitter.com/1bWFLBF0fY
— Malesedi Kekana (@SediKekana) August 6, 2019
They are playing about killing each other now 😯 pic.twitter.com/kG9Nd95C7G
— kenz 🌐 (@Bokenza1) August 6, 2019
This is so messed up and not cute at all shem. pic.twitter.com/yCnd5FSrGF
— Voice o reason (@Voiceoreason6) August 6, 2019
#BonnieAndClyde!! I don't recall Clyde hitting Bonnie, maybe I should watch the movie again pic.twitter.com/wqb5JplHjP
— 26 July🎂🎉🎈 (@nkaota_lerato) August 6, 2019
Jiki jiki you'll be crying that he shot you by mistake pic.twitter.com/OEcAVTR5ld
— Someone's Son (@S0meones_Son) August 6, 2019
I really wish Babes loved herself more.
— 👑 мαѕєηtℓє 🌹 (@MasentleTheBA) August 7, 2019
Babes recently released a new single Ung'dunure which had fans in a frenzy wondering if the title of the song translated to "beat me to a pulp".
In March, Mampintsha was seen slapping Babes several times on a video clip that went viral.
Babes later denied being abused and was seen performing to Mampintsha’s song Khona Ingane Lay'Ndlini that was released after the alleged abuse incident.
