Zimbabwean hip-hop sensation Holy Ten, whose real name is Mukudzei Chitsama, recently took to his Facebook page to share a disturbing ordeal he faced at a recent performance.
According to Holy Ten, his phone was stolen by a group of unruly fans while he was performing on stage
. The rapper, who is known for his controversial lyrics and energetic performances, often interacts with his fans during live shows.
His recent performances have included a crowd-surfing stunt, which has gained popularity among his fans. However, during his recent show, things took a turn for the worse. As he dived into the crowd, some fans took advantage of the moment and snatched his phone.
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Holy Ten was rocking the crowd recently, and mid-performance, he decided to surf and have fun with revellers. Some people at the show decided to capitalise on this. As the fans moved him in the air, he focused on rapping and floating.
Someone swiftly searched his pockets, which Holy Ten did not think of before jumping, and they took his phone. When Holy Ten realised he had been robbed, it was too late. The phone was gone.
The rapper wailed online:
“Izvi ndozvimwe zvikutongondisvota. Ndiri busy kurova stage dive imi murikuba iPhone 15 Pro Max yangu.”
Zimbos Rub It In
‘Social media users were less sympathetic after Holy Ten revealed that he lost his phone while crowd surfing
Ginah:
“Aaaa, they help themselves lol vari fast vanhu vacho.”
Shoni:
“Stage dive haide muno muzim ndakambozvitaura.”
Gerald:
“Usajambe nefon wangu tikutambura unotipa muyedzo
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Leeroy:
“Elephant Man chaiye akabirwa butsu yeku left kozoti iwewoo hako enemy of the state 
akaba phone mhanya Paximex unoona anonzi Carl anovhura any type of iPhone even ine iCloud.”
Zviko:
“Phone haiendwe nayo kustate diving lucky wakabuda nebhutsu vanokubvisa.”
Matthew:
“Gara wanditambidza password incase ndikasangana nayo muma Streets. And take advice mfana hausati wasvika that level yekuita stage dive be Humble. Don’t force situations next time unoshaya mweya wekufema.”
