American R&B singer Keyshia Cole sent South African Twitter into a frenzy when she shared a tweet written in perfect isiZulu. It’s safe to say that nobody was expecting this!

Keyshia was in her prime during the early 00s and has a particularly strong fanbase in our country. Although she hasn’t been releasing as much music these days, South Africans still remember her fondly and it looks as if Keyshia herself has some love for Mzansi.

The American hitmaker surprised her followers when she tweeted in perfect isiZulu a phrase that translated to: “Hi everyone. I love you. Thank you for following me.”

It’s one of those things you simply had to see in order to believe:

The tweet instantly caught the attention of South African Zulu Twitter users who responded with a variety of memes and funny responses

For what it’s worth, Keyshia’s Zulu tweets didn’t end there. A number of fans questioned whether or not she might have been hacked and the singer confirmed that it was definitely her behind the keyboard:

After successfully convincing her followers that indeed the real Keyshia Cole who gave us hits such as Heaven Sent and Let it Go was tweeting in Zulu, South Africans decided to give the singer a new name:

By the time the evening was over, Keyshia Cole was trending in South Africa and the hitmaker was thrilled about this:

Do you think Keyshia might be hinting at a South African visit in the near future?


https://maniagist.com/2019/05/10/south-africans-adopt-us-singer-keyshia-cole-after-she-tweets-in-zulu/

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