Slay Queen Cyan Boujee Defends Herself After Viral Twerking Video at School Sparks Outrage
Controversy erupted recently when controversial after a video of Cyan Boujee twerking for underage school children went viral.
Cyan Boujee found herself at the centre of a social media storm over the twerking video.
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Outrage and Criticism: Cyan Boujee Faces Backlash for Twerking at School
The incident occurred during what she claims was a school bash where she and other artists were invited to perform. However, the video sparked outrage among viewers, leading to calls for the school principal’s dismissal.
The video captured Cyan delivering what was supposed to be a motivational speech to the youngsters before twerking in front of the young school children. Many criticized her actions, labeling her an attention-seeker, while others expressed their concerns about the school’s lack of oversight in allowing such a performance.
In the footage, Cyan can be seen wearing a short black leather dress, which further fueled the debate regarding appropriateness for children of that age.
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The video quickly gained traction on social media platforms, with users expressing their disapproval and questioning the judgment of all parties involved.
Social media users have been particularly harsh towards Cyan, accusing her of seeking attention and doing anything to stay in the spotlight.
Cyan Defends Twerking Video, Cites Involvement in Lineup of Performers
However, Cyan recently took the opportunity to address the situation during a phone interview on the Podcast and Chill show hosted by MacG and Sol Phenduka.
During the interview, Cyan clarified that she was just one of several artists who were called to perform at what she believed to be a school event. She revealed that her grandmother, who happens to be a teacher at the school, had organized the entire gathering. According to Cyan, she was part of a lineup of performers scheduled for the day.
“It was a school bash, and they expect artists to come; we had a lineup; it wasn’t just me. They had Soweto’s Finest and everyone else, but unfortunately, because I’m the bigger brand, I had to,” Cyan explained, emphasizing that her participation was not a solo act but part of a larger program.