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Tanzanian singer Zuchu has criticized fellow musicians for buying bots to boost their YouTube views. She said that this is a practice that is only seen in Tanzania, and that it is unfair to those artists who are able to achieve organic viewership.

A view bot is an automated software that is used to add views to YouTube videos. This can be done by creating fake accounts or by using scripts to simulate human viewership.

Zuchu said that she believes that artists who buy bots are not confident in their own abilities. She also said that it is disrespectful to those artists who have worked hard to achieve organic viewership.

“I keep thinking to myself, what fellow artists feel of themselves when they buy views,” Zuchu said. “It’s like you know your position in the industry but you want to hide it. What do you feel? Only in Tanzania.”

Zuchu’s new song, “Honey,” has surpassed 2 million views on social media. The song has been praised for its catchy melody and Zuchu’s powerful vocals.

In addition to her music career, Zuchu has also been making headlines for her personal life. She is currently dating Diamond Platnumz, one of the most popular musicians in Tanzania. However, their relationship has been rocky, and Zuchu recently revealed that she destroyed some of Diamond’s property after she found out that he had kissed another woman on the Netflix reality show, “Young, Famous and African.”

Despite the challenges in her personal life, Zuchu is continuing to focus on her music career. She is one of the most promising young artists in Tanzania, and she is sure to achieve great things in the years to come.

Tanzanian singer Zuhura Othman, better known by her stage name Zuchu, has denied allegations that she bleached her skin.

In a video posted on social media, Zuchu wore tiny shorts and a vest to show her natural skin tone. She also addressed the dark spots on her thighs, which she said are not the result of bleaching.

“I don’t bleach my skin,” Zuchu said. “I only use natural products to take care of my skin.”

“Hii video iendee watu wote mlionislender kuhusu skin yangu. Now as you can see hii ni video very pure haina filter yoyote nimeichukua directly from the camera. Hapa mwilini nimepaka mafuta ya nazi and this is my skin. I think my skin is perfectly fine,” Zuchu said.

She added that she is comfortable with her skin and does not care what others think.

“Mimi sio mdoli of cause I might have some few dark spots here (on her thighs) and there lakini that’s a work in progress,” she said.

She continued;

“Tofauti yangu mimi na nyinyi wengi wenu munahisi mtu kukua na skin mzuri mbaka achichubue. Tofauti yangu mimi na nyinyi I go through natural process kuheal my skin from any pigmentation, au uweusi, au kidonda, au kipele,” she added.

Zuchu, the Tanzanian singer, has admitted that she was angry after seeing a video of her boyfriend, Diamond Platnumz, kissing Ghanaian singer Fantana on their reality show Young, Famous And African.

In an interview with Wasafi FM, Zuchu said that she was “so angry” when she saw the video and that she “stormed Diamond’s home and destroyed things out of anger.”

Zuchu denied the rumors that the management sliced part of her earnings to cater for the damage.

In the reality show, Diamond Platnumz was seen telling Fantana that he did not have a girlfriend, while Zari Hassan, Diamond’s ex-wife, insisted that he did have a girlfriend and was lying to Fantana.

Despite Zari’s protests, Diamond and Fantana kissed and then went upstairs to “finish their business.”

Fantana later told Khanyi Mbau that she kissed Diamond because he is “attractive” and that she believes it is important to make love on the first date.

She said, “Why keep waiting for two weeks? Even two days is too long. And then find out you’re not compatible.”

Fantana also said that she believes Diamond is single because he told her that he was.

She said,

“If you have a girlfriend and you say no, I am taking your word for it. I don’t like messing around with men with girlfriends.”

Zuchu’s reaction to the video has sparked a debate on social media, with some people supporting her and others criticizing her for being angry.

Some people have argued that Zuchu’s reaction was justified because Diamond Platnumz betrayed her trust by kissing another woman. Others have argued that Zuchu should have handled the situation more maturely

A clip of Tanzanian singer Zuchu cursing at her ex-lover has gone viral online. The clip, which was taken from a live performance, shows Zuchu singing a song about heartbreak. In the song, she sings about how she gave her heart to her ex-lover, but he broke it.

As she sings, Zuchu can be seen getting increasingly emotional. She starts to curse at her ex-lover, calling him names and wishing him ill. She also says that she has given her hurt to a dog, who in turn broke it.

The clip has been shared widely on social media, and has been met with mixed reactions. Some people have praised Zuchu for her raw emotion, while others have criticized her for using profanity.

Zuchu has not commented on the clip, but she has since shared a post on Instagram in which she appears to be addressing the situation. In the post, she says that she is “still healing” from her heartbreak, and that she is “not perfect.”

The clip has sparked a debate about the use of profanity in music. Some people believe that profanity is never appropriate, while others believe that it can be used effectively to express strong emotions.

Ultimately, whether or not you agree with Zuchu’s use of profanity, there is no denying that the clip is powerful. It is a raw and emotional expression of heartbreak, and it has struck a chord with many people.

• Analysis:

The clip of Zuchu cursing at her ex-lover is a powerful expression of heartbreak. It is raw, emotional, and unfiltered. The clip has struck a chord with many people, and it has sparked a debate about the use of profanity in music.

Whether or not you agree with Zuchu’s use of profanity, there is no denying that the clip is powerful. It is a reminder that heartbreak is a universal experience, and that it can be expressed in many different ways.

Tanzanian artist Zuchu has faced backlash after she re-shared a video of Terence and The Mathenges dancing to her song, “Sukari.” In the video, Wahu, Nameless, Milly Chebby, and Terence were all dancing to the song. Zuchu reposted the video and captioned it,

“I had to repost this one from the king and the Queen @namelesskenya @wahukagwi ???????????? aah mmeweza kulicheza sagarumba.”

However, Terence noticed that he had not been tagged in the video. He took to Twitter to sarcastically explain to Zuchu who he was. “Hi @officialzuchu mimi ndio huyo kijana mnono hapo kando na shati ya white,” he tweeted.

Terence’s tweet quickly went viral, and many people took to social media to criticize Zuchu for not tagging him in the video. Some people accused her of being disrespectful, while others said that she was simply trying to promote her song.

Zuchu has not yet responded to the backlash. However, she has since deleted the original tweet.

The incident has sparked a debate about social media etiquette. Some people believe that it is important to tag everyone who appears in a video or photo that you share online. Others believe that it is not necessary, as long as the person is clearly visible in the image.

Ultimately, it is up to each individual to decide whether or not they want to tag everyone who appears in a video or photo that they share online. However, it is important to be respectful of others’ wishes, and to avoid making anyone feel left out.

Tanzanian singer Zuchu has penned a touching letter to her boyfriend, Diamond Platnumz, on Father’s Day. In the letter, Zuchu praised Diamond for being a loving father to his children.

“Happy Father’s Day, you deserve this wish,” Zuchu wrote. “I love how you are with your children. You give them everything they want, even if it means spoiling them sometimes. But that’s just how much you love them. When you speak to your children, you light up. You become a kid yourself. Coming from someone who never had a father figure, it’s beautiful. You are not my father, but you are my daddy. Again, happy Father’s Day.”

Diamond Platnumz is a father of four. He has two children, Princess Tiffah and Prince Nillan, with his ex-wife, Zari Hassan. He also has a son, Dylan Abdul, with Hamisa Mobetto, and a son, Naseeb Jnr, with Tanasha Donna.

None of Diamond Platnumz’s baby mamas wished him a happy Father’s Day in public. However, Zuchu’s gesture was a heartwarming way to show her support for Diamond and his family.

Zuchu’s letter is a reminder that fatherhood is a beautiful thing. It is also a reminder that there are many different ways to be a good father. Diamond Platnumz may not have had a traditional father figure in his life, but he is clearly doing a great job raising his own children.

Tanzanian singer and songwriter Zuchu has made history yet again! The ‘Sukari’ hitmaker has once again surpassed her female competitors in the music industry as she has become the 1st female in East Africa to fetch 1million Subscribers on YouTube. It’s important to note that she also made history weeks ago when she released her song dubbed ‘Sukari’.

The song had a massive viewership. In less than 24 hours, it had 1 million views! Zuchu is has taken to social media to thank her fans for the support they’ve given her. On her Instagram, she wrote,

”1,000,000 SUBSCRIBERS ASANTENI SANA KWA UPENDO HUU ULIOPITILIZA WA KUNIWEZESHA KUFIKA SUBSCRIBES 1 MILLION NDANI YA MIEZI 11 .NINA VING VYA KUWASHUKURU ILA KWA LEO HISTORY HII TULIOWEKA NDO YA MUHIMU .

WE HAVE RECHED 1,000,000 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS ON YOUTUBE I CANT THANK YOU ENOUGH.THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR ENDLESS SUPPORT .
WAITING FOR OUR GOLD PLAQUE LIKE ????”

The Gold Plaque is an award given by YouTube on reaching 1 million Subs.

Zuchu has now overtaken Nandy, who was the leading female artiste with most subscribers in East Africa (723K).

We can’t wait for the next musical hit from Zuchu. She’s becoming a big deal and she totally deserves it.