Siv Ngesi Quotes
born 1985 South Africa
Sivuyile Ngesi (born 18 October 1985) is a South African actor, comedian, presenter, and producer.
- South Africa
- Actors
- Comedians
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I feel like it will be more of a back and forth thing. I won’t be staying there permanently – I still have a lot I want to do here.
I’m unapologetic when I say I believe I’m one of the most versatile performers/ entertainers this country has. I’m out to prove it and I take no enemies!
People are loving it and South Africans are saying that they have never seen anything like this before, so there is still great opportunity here.
I want people to leave my show feeling proud to be South African and knowing that in South Africa the only thing that should be separated by color is the laundry.
When I say “plan” I mean, I’m getting a backpack and booking a flight. I’ll see what happens when I get there.
It is quite unfortunate that a heterosexual man has to get into drag for many of the sponsors to jump on board.
Oh, all the time.It’s definitely easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
With an estimate 9 995 Rhinos poached in the last decade, the plight of the rhino is one that the world needs to listen to.
Afrikaners will complain about everything and blame everything on blacks.
To many of the guys out there, you guys are jealous because you can’t get a girlfriend as hot as Sivanna.
When you are a developing country, there are many stories that haven’t been told.
At the moment, I am working with other drag artists to be able to create TV shows with them, to be able to create roadshows.
I think it is an injustice, having young women miss school or having to pick between a loaf of bread and [sanitary products].
It’s about reaching for the stars, but with your feet firmly grounded.
There’s a saying that I posted on Instagram; ‘A mistake that makes you humble, is better than an achievement that makes you arrogant.
There are a lot of other drag artists involved.
It’s the same as getting your heart broken. No matter how many times it happens – it never gets easier.
I believe that I have a gift to present race issues and insults and so on in a comic way that doesn’t offend people.
Potholes – ‘It’s the blacks!’ No rain – ‘It’s the bloody blacks!’ Racial quotas in sports – ‘It’s the blacks’ fault, man!
Everyone who has attacked me has attacked me from a place of hurt.