Dj Sbu Was Told Where To Get Off.South African DJ Sbusiso Leope, popularly known by his stage name, DJ Sbu said that he would rather invest in bitcoin than spend an exorbitant amount of money on drinks via a tweet on Thursday 9 September. This follows a bill for over R500 000 going viral on social media.

DJ SBU PREFERS BITCOIN OVER DRINKS

A bill for drinks amounting to R581 765,50 has gone viral on social media. The name on the receipt of the bill is Juboy Takosha which is likely to be an alias. DJ Sbu shared the image of the bill on Twitter saying that he would rather stay at home and invest in Bitcoin rather than forking out over R500 000 on drinks, which can buy you a house.

If I was him, I would have stayed home & bought #bitcoin pic.twitter.com/KG5lWMmN0q

— #djsbu (@djsbu) September 9, 2021

Although generous tippers have been trending recently, this bill was different as the drinks actually amounted to R471 605. The tip was still a big one though, R47 160 which is 10% off the total consumed at the restaurant.

We taking Crypto to the hood. People need to know how to hustle Cryptocurrencies. Time to UNLEARN & RE-LEARN ABOUT MONEY. I'm all about EDUCATION

— #djsbu (@djsbu) September 7, 2021

Dj Sbu my brada, majority of South Africans can't afford to trade Bitcoin as it's now very high risky to invest on. Please generalise the entire Crypto market so that people can understand that there's a low risk option to invest on small coins like BTT & Shiba Inu. pic.twitter.com/UvDYP4wEQB

— Matodzi (@Matodzi_Muloiwa) September 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/TheBenjMark/status/1435122440875741188?s=20

DJ Sbu’s preference of spending money on bitcoin may be linked to him wanting to bring the cryptocurrency to the townships.

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DJ SBU WANTS TO BRING BITCOIN TO ‘EKASI’
The DJ was recently dragged on Twitter for suggesting that Bitcoin be introduced to townships in South Africa. Taking to Twitter on Tuesday 7 September, DJ Sbu shared his plans to educate people on cryptocurrency saying he will be bringing “crypto to the hood”.

Crypto and all other investment plans need financial literacy first. The people need to know how to make money and save it then only you can introduce crypto. Someone that is fully depending on the R1000 in their account is not about to blindly put it away into a crypto currency. https://t.co/0rxoBKXUIh

— Chairman (@Jazzybgothoes) September 7, 2021

However, Tweeps were not as excited as the DJ expected. Theybrought up important points such as many South Africans are unable to afford getting into Bitcoin trading and it is “very risky” to invest on.

Wena you are washing ZAHARAS money ka MOFAYA

— MR THIZOZO  (@THIZOZO_MOKOENA) September 9, 2021

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