Johannesburg- Original Soweto-based establishment Konka, has cleared the air after a fake Facebook post about American-based rapper Drake coming to South Africa.
In the fake Konka post, it stipulated that an entry fee of R20K would get you in and R30K would secure you a spot in the VIP section.
Konka has since then cleared the air that they will not be hosting Drake and that the post is a scam.
“Scram Alert !! Fake News !! Mara one day is one-day,”
Scram Alert !! 🚨 Fake News ‼️ Mara one day is one day 😅🤞🏾 pic.twitter.com/VZHEvREk3h
— KONKA Soweto (@KonkaSoweto) January 25, 2022
Twitter users flooded Konka’s post after they cleared the misunderstanding.
Are you denying the Drake part or the entrance fee? Be honest please pic.twitter.com/FBMWYMUFIR
— OKAY!!! (@SickGodfrey) January 25, 2022
Phew 😵 almost auctioned my kidney pic.twitter.com/QVPjnQpjP4
— Refilwe (@Refilwe50) January 25, 2022
To think i had already budgeted R120K for myself and my 6 friends 😭😭😭😭😭💔
— @CedricStandage (@cedricstandage) January 25, 2022
Hebana Drake Mdrakana Uyazwakala Darh .. Ay Mine I Believe What I See Konka Is K⭕️NKA
— Believer Waterson (@Believer_Global) January 25, 2022
So since well u say mara one day is day,u mean le price ya Entrance le VIP gonna be the same? And again it's SCAM not SCRAM.. pic.twitter.com/vkk6YB2N6F
— madumane ke 🌟 star 💫 (@PutoTivoli) January 25, 2022
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