Polokwane's Westernburg Police Station confirmed to The Citizen that it has been investigating Shevasht's car accident since last week.
Rapper Shebashxt bought a new car after getting into a car accident a week ago. His previous Golf GTI, which he bought for cash, was written off for around R400,000.
The price of the new car has not yet been revealed, but Shehbashist's video shows two Polos side by side in the same garden.
Shebashust, whose real name is Lehogonolo Chauke, was uninjured in a car accident, but the car he used for two months was soon scrapped.
The accident reportedly occurred on the way from Seshego to Polokwane town centre. The rapper reportedly sought medical attention after the accident and was later released. On his own YouTube channel, he titled a video showing a scrapped car, as if the loss of traffic lights was due to load shedding.
talk to citizen, Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety acting spokesperson Mafenya Lediga confirmed that the incident had been reported to Westernberg Police Station. “Police are investigating,” Lediga said.
citizen We attempted to reach Shebashxt for comment, but did not receive a response at the time of publication. The story will be updated as comments are received.
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buying with cash
Two months ago, the rapper shared that he bought a white Polo GTI for cash. He was brave enough to title the video announcing his new car, “New GTi Danko, this is different.” [bought by] Installment payment. ”
“This is Beast Boy. I bought it yesterday, but… it's different. [from] Installment payment. I coughed up all my money but they wanted R372 000 so I gave them cash,” he said in broken IsiZulu in the video.
“Purchased for close to R400,000 in cash. You are still running your mouth. Why not start? [the ignition] As it sounds.I have an opportunity to start [button] Here it is,” he said in the video, as if responding to comments from fans.
Shebashxt has a huge following for his music, with over 300,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Late last year, in an interview on McG's podcast, Shehbashist opened up about his dark past involved in criminal activities.
He also talked about the appeal of living on the edge. “I love the adrenaline,” he said.
“Even if Satan calls me and tells me to perform in hell, I'll go, I love dangerous things. When I was younger I watched the Chucky movies and was scared. Now So I’m not afraid of anything,” Shebasht said in an interview with the Chill With McG podcast.
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