• Mon. Oct 14th, 2024

“Genuinely hope she’s okay”: Elaine fans support singer after videos of amapiano performance in SA got roasted

South African singer Elaine was trending on social media following her recent comeback show at the Rise Sunday Picnic in Pretoria.

The You’re The One hitmaker rose to fame after making an impact of the R ‘n B scene in South Africa.

Elaine was signed to Columbia Records and was based in America but people realised that she recently made her way back to South Africa

Elaine incorporates amapiano at concert in South Africa

Elaine was trending on X following videos of her performances in Gauteng, Pretoria. Online users discussed career trajectory since her breakout hits You’re the One and Risky from her EP Elements. Elaine was signed to Columbia Records in 2023

There were videos of her latest performance in South Africa which went viral. Watch the clips below:

@rosesundaypicnic

Replying to @King SirBarbie rosesundaypicnic letspicnic

♬ original sound – The Rose Sunday Picnic

South Africa puzzled by Elaine’s career

Before the recent buzz about Elaine, the singer announced that she would be selling flower arrangements which left many speculating about her career. The recent video of a performance with amapiano elements had people wondering what happened to her plans after moving to the USA.

Read the comments below:

@kgotsohopelekau said:

“It’s so cringy watching this.”

One netizen compared Elaine to Tyla who was signed to Universal and won a Grammy:

@_ShaunKeyz added:

“Elaine’s career fell off so fast. She’s so talented bro. I wish she didn’t go to America and changed her sound. I need her to start making music with Clxrity and Elizée again, she’ll bounce back.”

@Mcloopz_ wondered:

“Bro what did they do to our Elaine?”

Elaine fans maintain faith

Supporters of Elaine talk to social media stating that they believe she can ignite a comeback. Many commented that she should go back to her original sound to what it was before America and Columbia. Others saw potential for her to thrive in amapiano:

@zango_kubheka was hopeful:

“I hope Elaine doesn’t give up.”

@SamkeloS__ declared:

“I still believe in Elaine!”

@I_am_Bucie added:

“I genuinely hope she’s okay. I enjoyed her album and i loved her as an RnB singer. Bless her.”

Trecia Makhubele

Trecia Makhubele

Trecia Makhubele is a human rights activist, educator, and lawyer who presently resides in China where she teaches homeroom English language arts. Her varied educational background comprises a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Politics and International Studies from Rhodes University. Trecia studied for a Master of Laws (LLM) with a focus on Human Rights and Pandemics at Liverpool John Moores University because she was dedicated to expanding her knowledge of human rights concerns.

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