Loyiso Bala has responded to allegations labelled against TKZee by Gwyza at King David Podcast Loyiso says he has taken a few days to let his emotions settle after the many untruths Gwyza shared on the King David podcast. What he says on this response doesn't come from bitterness. It comes from someone who refuses to stay silent while TKZee, including the late Tokollo, is unfairly disrespected. Tokollo, in his view the was the greatest lyricist this country has produced, never needed Gwyza's help to write a single song. He further said a 4 hour podcast can't be answered in one post, so we must consider this a sample. This is what he said: "1. Gwyza claims Kabelo begged him to take drugs. I wasn't there, so I won't confirm or deny it. What I do know is this: years after Kabelo got clean, he arranged for Gwyza to attend a drug and alcohol rehabilitation programme at Hands of Compassion, and helped him get part-time work at Rhema. He stood by him even when he relapsed, and until recently Gwyza was attending Kabelo's home cell. So why would you try to tear down the one person who has truly cared for you? I can't help but wonder whether it has something to do with Kabelo's album coming out. 2. If Gwyza wrote those TKZee songs, why does the writing on his own albums after TKZee Family not come anywhere near that standard? My question still stands: in the songs you say you wrote for TKZee, which part did you write? 3. Did you even write your own verses on the TKZee Family album? We all remember that your verse on Fiasco took three hours to record, while the rest of us were done in 20 minutes at most. Mr and Mrs Fake took you the whole day. I believe Kabelo wrote most of your verses, and we had to wait patiently while you recorded your verses and the song line by line. 4. I have the receipts. Every one of us received an equal share of the publishing on the TKZee Family album, 14% each, even on songs we didn't write. That is the generosity of TKZee. Zwai, the man you call the most evil, created the music and could have taken the biggest share up to 50%. Instead, he took the same share as everyone else. Is that what evil looks like to you? 5. I watched your solo set at the Radio 2000 Family Day 2025, made up mostly of TKZee songs. If we are family, why didn't you call any of us up on stage, or book us on the same bill? 6. Finally, didn't you call me a few months ago asking me to join you and Sbu Malawyer in a group called Members of TKZee Family? I said no, because I could see the heart behind it. It was built to go against the very people who opened the door to this industry for us. Gwyza, until you are ready to speak with honour, please don’t mention my name again in your follow up interviews. Our brothers we have lost would be deeply disappointed. I'm almost certain they would remind you of the very words that came out of your mouth on "Sikelela": "Together we stand, divided we fall." " By Loyiso Bala