Taking to TikTok, Dr Malinga joined a number of other app users in behaving like a video game characters on live streams. Images via TikTok/Twitter: @drmalinga
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‘Someone’s father’: Fans are concerned about Dr Malinga who has resorted to doing the most bizarre things to make money on TikTok.
Taking to TikTok, Dr Malinga joined a number of other app users in behaving like a video game characters on live streams. Images via TikTok/Twitter: @drmalinga
A new trend, which was seemingly started by an American TikToker called Pinkydoll, sees people doing livestream videos of themselves making strange sounds and behaving like a video game NPC, or non-playable character. In return, those tuned in to the live send virtual gifts (i.e. monetary tokens) to the streamers. A few weeks earlier, SA musician Dr Malinga has joined in.
A short clip of the singer behaving like a NPC has been shared on Twitter and garnered hilarious reactions from locals who commended his hustling spirit. And now it looks like he is taking things up a notch after wearing a wig and dress.
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Dr Malinga making TikTok money with NPC clips
In the past, South Africans all came together to donate money to Via Orlando hitmaker Dr Malinga who opened up about facing financial difficulties.
While the donations went a long way, it would appear the hitmaker is still looking for ways to make money.
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Taking to TikTok, Dr Malinga joined a number of other app users in behaving like a video game characters on live streams in order to receive virtual gifts such as monetary tokens from viewers.
And now he is taking things even further and has resorted to wearing a wig and women’s clothing in his videos.
Take a look below:
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Mzansi is laughing out loud
South African social media users find it absolutely hilarious others were a little worried about him and wondered whether he was financially struggling again.
“The music industry isn’t doing to well apha mos,” one person remarked. Another added:
“What’s funny abou this is the fact that he’s actually doing this for the money.”
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