Boity’s remarks comes after the National Prosecuting Authority’s decision to dismiss the rape case against DJ Fresh and Euphonik due to “a lack of sufficient evidence”. But, it seems the fight on Twitter is ongoing between the DJs and the accuser, who has been identified as ‘Ms Madikizela’ (@Nampree).

According to TimesLive, the decision not to prosecute the case continues to be a topic of discussion on social media, while the DJs themselves continue to make “snide remarks” aimed at the alleged victim. At the end of February, Euphonik took to Twitter to post a meme of a detective with a magnifying glass, accompanied by laughing emojis. The meme followed on from a few other tweets, which were viewed as taking aim at the alleged victim. “You’re being a vile a**hole.

This is not a joke! You’re being accused of the most violent crime and you’re turning it into a sh**s and giggles circus! Either confess or let your lawyers handle this. But what you’re doing here on Twitter is disgusting!” Boity said to Euphonik in a tweet. It is said that most celebrities have opted to keep names out of their social media posts, hence Boity trended for hours for being one of the first to tag Euphonik and call him out directly. Meanwhile, the South African model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Universe 2019, Zozibini Tunzi also took the opportunity to call out another influencer Vuyo Tshangana who was accused of raping his friend last month.