The New Boity Fragrance Is To Kill “Roaches”, Tweeps Disapprove Boity’s New Gig

Tweeps Disapprove New  Boity Fragrance

South Africans on Twitter aren’t happy about media personality Boity Thulo’s new project she launched today with Halo Heritage, the new leading creators of luxurious natural haircare and fine fragrances.

On Friday morning, a new line of luxury Eau de parfum named after Boity was launched by Halo Heritage in collaboration with the actress, musician, entrepreneur and style star to give the product line a local feminine bold character and a buzz in the market.

The first of its kind fragrance is called Boity Pink Sapphire. It has been best described as an ode to powerful, modern, African queens, making Boity most fitting in her role as partner and muse.

But the product came at a critical time for Mzansi who haven’t healed yet from Boity’s previous clapbacks she made calling out unemployed South African men as lousy “roaches”

In a series of tweets a few weeks ago, Boity did not mince her words as she expressing her ill feelings towards South African men, referring to men as cockroaches.

Although she later came back to explain herself and make her intentions clear as to who she was referring to, a lot of people are still sour towards her.

Boity says she was referring to gender-based violence perpetrators, whom she was calling out for their unjustifiable actions.

But Mzansi felt like she generalized and was attacking all unemployed South African men.

Many have teamed up against her to attack her new gig. Many took advantage of the situation to clap back at the star.

In a new trend on the microblogging site, tweeps would die to see it fail.

See some of the tweets below;

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