Like many celebrities, Nadia Nakia has had her fair share of online hate. But while many stars brush off the haters with some fiery clap backs, the rapper admits that cyberbullying hurts. Nadia Nakai speaks out after a long time.
Nadia Nakai speaks out about being ‘ugly shamed’
One of the Naaa Mean hitmaker’s most ridiculed moments online happened in February last year when a picture of her without make-up went viral. Twitter users said that she looked like a completely different person and some went as far as ugly-shaming her.
Still my crush with or without makeup ??@Nadia_nakai pic.twitter.com/T0hsMo0rhj
— 2 Risky (@RiskyMudongo) February 19, 2018
Things got messy when some Isidingo characters discussed the trending topic on the soapie.
Someone sent me this clip of isidingo shaming Nadia Nakai like all the other Cyber bullies. A whole Isidingo ? I wonder how they think the poor girl will feel. Wow. Ra di bona hle. ?? pic.twitter.com/xYlaX7hlpq
— R.M Phoolo (@casspernyovest) February 21, 2018
Speaking to TshisaLive, Nadia says that she tries to ignore online hate as best she can, but it does take its toll. “I don’t think I have totally got over it. I think I fool myself a lot, to be honest. I have been preaching self-worth because if I don’t it can affect my music. I have gone through a lot of media slashing and cyberbullying; I can’t say it has made me a better person. I think if any of it happened again, I’ll still be hurt.”
Nadia added that surrounding herself with positive people helps. “You need to find people who see the value in you when no one else does. People who feel you are worth it and will pass through this stormy period.”
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