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Former rivals of the dead crew, 560 had rather a disturbing weekend on the 24th than they expected. It all went to lengths of them being beaten by number of girls over a man.

The ghetto crew of Komani, Rhassi as many regard it because of its realistic stance topped the notch when they went all “slay queens” during the most anticipated weekend of the year so far. The crew wore matching dresses that are popular on people’s eyes and are most demanded. It is without fear or favour that they really went all out on this previous weekend but at what cost?Rhassi went to a photoshoot hosted by the famous photographer, Ministr. After they posted their snaps on Facebook, they were the talk of the town but compliments never go wild enough to not attract negativity. The pioneers of trash talking Rhassi about being ain’t it are Ntlantla Vango, Isa Xi, Tar Mayaya, Owamhie Wawi, Oyisa Xi, Ricky, Othæ Womjuluko and Mashonisa Xii . Mikho Xl came to Rhassi ’s rescue when he went against the trolling against Rhassi.

Like that was never enough, on the backstory told by Somilangaye Msawu, one of Rhassi members. She said that they are scared to pass by Ayakha Sindaphi’s street popularly known as Ta Mayaya. The cause of their timidity is Sindaphi and her friends allegedly beating up Rhassi crew after throwing accusations at that they might snatch her man when the crew was with the male crew, Cornvict and Sindaphi’s boyfriend. The alleged beating is new though although the harassments aren’t. Sindaphi, her sister and friends seemingly have been on Rhassi ’s case for a while now and Rhassi is not anytime fighting back because Sindaphi is no refugee to fighting. Msawu concluded that as the crew, they can go as far as reporting to the police this harassment and assaults. I couldn’t get hold of Sindaphi before the publication of this article.

Although Mahle Thibane of Doritozz referred her request for the shop where Rhassi dresses are sold as out of context from this saga. Kamva Ratele couldn’t take it lying down to make everyone that ever owns the dress or wishes to own one that the dress is nothing more than a R150 silky dress that doesn’t make one lives a soft life. Facebookers recruited Thibane to the post as they thought the post was directed to her. Regardless of the shade, Thibane alongside Sammy A. Cekiso highlighted the fact that the dress is still fire. Ratele ended up deleting the post. Rhassi made more fire as they had their gaslights the previous Saturday on those dresses.