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Nota Baloyi, a controversial entertainment manager, is well known for his strong opinions on everything entertainment. The music executive best known for managing rap star Kwesta Dakar has, as expected, expressed his thoughts on the death of amapiano musician Costa Titch, who died while performing at the Ultra Music Festival on Saturday, March 11.
The blinding strobe lights that lit up the stage on which Costa was performing, according to Nota, are to blame for his death
Despite getting into a fair bit of trouble for his statements about the death of Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, Nota Baloyi continues to make controversial comments online.
The entertainment manager has once again made some sketchy posts but this time about 27-year-old performer Costa Titch whose death is was caught on camera by many of his fans who were enjoying his performance when he suddenly collapsed and fell off the stage.
According to Nota, the strobe lights that were placed on the stage caused Costa to go into an epileptic fit which subsequently led to his death.
Nota also shared that his management team T-effect should be sued for wrongful death and negligence for failing to foresee what the strobe lights could do to someone who suffers from epilepsy.
Not stopping there, Nota added that the same management team had caused AKA’s death by failing to send him to Durban where he died with sufficient security.
Nota knows who killed Costa Titch.#RIPCostaTitch #MDNnews pic.twitter.com/2YR6A1lYNR
— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) March 13, 2023
MZANSI WEIGHS IN
While many people thought there is some merit to what Nota has to say, other staunchly believe that he is barking mad.
Here are some of their comments on the matter:
@ndznews said:
“People make fun and say this dude is crazy but we tend not to take some crucial information in his statements and I sense that’s where we all got it wrong. Just my opinion after my lil research about the lights he talking about.”
@DianeTshiunza asked:
“Has he become a private investigator?”
While @ZGoasu added:
“Another lawsuit in the drafts, Nota got money to play.”
