- Musical artist Eemoh has responded to the hilarious claims that were made about his gender
- In the short video that was shared on Twitter, the Ithuba hitmaker is heard clarifying and confirming that he is a guy and not a girl
- He also mentioned that a lot of girls were convinced that he's lesbian and even said that he would get asked out by taxi drivers at the rank

Source: Instagram
Bathong, Eeemoh finds himself putting out the fire of hilarious rumours about his gender.
Eemoh responds to claims of him being a girl
The up-and-coming amapiano vocalist and Sgudi Snyc hitmaker Eemoh recently poured cold water on claims of being lesbian and a girl during an interview.
The news and gossip news, MDNews, shared a short clip on Twitter (X) of the star responding to the rumours about him being a girl and lesbian. He said:
"A lot of girls have been saying that I am lesbian, but you know what? I'm a guy, so beware. Beside them, also at a taxi rank in Johannesburg, some taxi driver checked me out and said to me, 'hey, mama,' and I was shocked. I even asked myself if he was talking to me. But yeah, guys, I'm a guy."
The news page captioned their post:
"Eemoh says he is not a female as people think he is a female, including taxi drivers."
See the post below:
Netizens are still in disbelief that he is a guy
Even after he rubbished the claims of him being a girl, Many social media users still think he is lesbian:
@IbongweNtinde wrote:
"Hao, kanti, he's not a girl."
@Aria4991 shared:
"I honestly thought he was a woman."
@LuciusMDZ commented:
"I thought he was a lesbian."
@matukanek said:
" I thought he was a she. At first, I had to google his name, and I found out that he's a He."
@AmuFloyd joked:
"He must grow a beard and a moustache to avoid the confusion."
@INondumo responded:
"I actually thought he's a lesbian yazi...Great vocals, btw."
@ayabongamaps replied:
"Shem, maybe if he grew some facial hair, nyana."
@TshepoCM1 said:
"D*mn. I thought the same thing."
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