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Winky D’s upcoming Tete a Tete Season 2 concert has sparked debate on social media after some fans claimed the event poster contained imagery they associated with Illuminati symbolism.
The concert is scheduled for August at Alex Sports Club. The event is being organised by Chipaz Promotions and Harris Ent, according to briefly.
The discussion began after ZiFM Stereo shared the concert flyer on its Instagram page on July 15.
The post quickly attracted hundreds of comments, with fans divided over the artwork featured on the promotional poster.
Some social media users claimed the design contained symbols they associated with the Illuminati and said they would not attend the show because of those perceptions.
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Others dismissed the claims as unfounded, arguing that the artwork was simply a creative design with no hidden meaning.
One Instagram user, identified as @ansakuziva, said the poster merely reflected Winky D’s standing in Zimbabwe’s music industry.
“This guy is simply saying I’m the G.O.A.T chete. Zvimwe zvacho ka. Hapana nyaya apa. Some of these things are non-entities,” the user wrote.
The debate has since spread across social media platforms, with some fans urging others to focus on the music rather than speculation surrounding the artwork.
Neither Winky D nor the event organisers had publicly responded to the claims at the time of publication.
Despite the online controversy, preparations for the concert are continuing, with the event expected to attract thousands of fans.
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