Prince Kaybee is one of many South Africans on social media who have called out Dricus du Plessis over his endorsement of US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who have accused South Africa of promoting a “white genocide”.
Over the weekend, the MMA fighter was dethroned of the UFC Middleweight World Champion title belt by his opponent Khamzat Chimaev.
PRINCE KAYBEE: ‘WHY DID HE LIE ABOUT WHITE GENOCIDE’?
On his X account, Prince Kaybee criticised Dricus du Plessis on his views on South Africa.
He tweeted about the former UFC champion: “Why did he lie or carry the white genocide propaganda? We have our differences. But in most cases, people just generally get along. I mean, I have white people who religiously listen to my music, and I appreciate them as people who support me.
“Why was he embracing the falsehood? Did he not think it would come with some backlash? What was he thinking, man?”
DRICUS DU PLESSIS ON TRUMP, ELON MUSK AND FARM KILLINGS
Dricus du Plessis has not said anything relating to a “white genocide”. However, he has shown public support for President Trump and Pretoria-born billionaire Elon Musk
Earlier this year, Dricus infamously donned a slogan T-shirt that read: “Trump prefers champions”.
When asked about the re-elected president, the MMA fighter said, “He is amazing, and I’ve had the privilege of meeting him.
“He said good changes are coming. He’s holding many people and countries accountable for everything, and it’s amazing to see”.
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Dricus also gave a “big shout out to fellow South African Elon Musk for also doing the right thing.”
In recent months, Trump and Musk have publicly condemned South Africa for “racial discrimination” towards white people. According to the world’s richest man, his home country is guilty of “promoting a white genocide”.
Like Trump and Musk, Dricus has often spoken out about his concerns for white South Africans, particularly farmer murders.
At his UFC debut in 2020, he told the media of his home country, “It’s unbelievable, people are being murdered daily. Because it’s Africa, a lot of the world doesn’t see it. Nobody knows what is going on…I want the world to see what is happening in South Africa.”
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