- Russell Zuma made a cheeky Facebook post wishing MySol would date a girl who loves his music so he could land a big gig
- The post, which earned over 63K reactions, had fans in stitches with their witty responses
- Some commenters took the opportunity to throw shade at Russell Zuma with some spicy rumours about his personal life

Source: Facebook
South African singer Russell Zuma had social media in a frenzy after sharing a playful Facebook post about landing his dream gig through an unexpected connection. He wrote, sending fans into a spiral of laughter:
"I wish Mysol could date a girl that loves my music so that I can get a gig ka 1M. 😭"
MySol’s private music parties
Mining tycoon MySol has made a name for himself for booking some of South Africa’s biggest artists to perform privately for him and his friends at exclusive gatherings. From hosting star-studded celebrations to making generous offers to musicians for special song requests, the businessman has shown that he is willing to spend big on entertainment. His lavish approach to music bookings comes after singer Russell Zuma jokingly wished that MySol could date someone who loves his music, giving him an opportunity to secure a gig reportedly worth R1 million.
Fans clown on Russell Zuma's gig strategy
Not everyone was sympathetic to his hustle, though. One of the most brutal responses came from Samuel Grootman Senwedi, who had this to say about Russell's catalogue:
"Your music is for healing; when we are happy we don't listen to it. We listen to your music during breakups. 😭"
Thapelo Gijo Mamabolo kept the jokes rolling, teasing:
"Lol you’re just asking that 1M ngama corner corner. 🤣🤣🤣 Skawara, let's hope he sees your post. 🤣🤣"
Chris Makua offered a surprisingly practical suggestion:
"Speak to Sol when you come perform at Propaganda next week. He can put a word or two nyana, for a homie. 😊"
Sandile Sanzarito Molefe kept it straightforward:
"Make a song that he'll love, and he'll book you."
MySol shared screenshots between him and Benjy
MySol shared screenshots of his WhatsApp exchange with Benjy Maponya, exposing a bitter fallout over contracts and money.
Benjy allegedly threatened to go public after claiming his payouts were slashed from R500,000 to a fraction of that amount.
Source: Briefly News
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