In 2017 when WhatsApp introduced stories, there were mixed reactions to the new feature with many saying they were copying Snapchat and Instagram.
Over the years many have started using the feature to the annoyance of others. This is the update which also won’t let you keep the status for more than 24 hours.
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Thomas and Skhumba in the morning asked the Kaya 959 listeners what their thoughts were with some of the their contact posting habits.
Always on status like “Welcome back to my channel!” #ThomasAndSkhumba pic.twitter.com/Tr1wEURhTU
— Kaya 959 (@KayaON959) July 1, 2021
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Tweeps also had a lot to say about their contacts who post shocking things on WhatsApp:
@thomasmsengana @skhumbi this is my friend Tshepo, all those are pictures of himself, uploads every morning #ThomasAndSkhumba #Khaya pic.twitter.com/GQvtj0uxlC
— kgaugelo MPH (@KGenius247_) July 1, 2021
You guys are judging us, I am one of those people who have a million statuses and it’s just videos of myself singing in the car 😂😂😂 @KayaON959 @skhumbi @thomasmsengana #ThomasAndSkhumba pic.twitter.com/u84XKw2uBu
— Mntano Mntlane (@LMkonqo) July 1, 2021
@KayaON959 @thomasmsengana @skhumbi #ThomasAndSkhumba
Abo Herbalife WhatsApp statuses. I don’t know how many times they post a day— 📻 Dumisani Theletsane_Gamification in Media Law (@DumisaniThelet7) July 1, 2021
What’s an unnecessary status update? Every update is necessary hawu! pic.twitter.com/808VciuDBx
— Marcia (@marcia_breeze) July 1, 2021
My people don’t mind my million statuses 💃🕺😂#ThomasAndSkhumba https://t.co/kxohz4OJnV pic.twitter.com/ZwxY1NOoR4
— Gadifele Mafoko🌍🇿🇦GP•PTA• (@Iam_Gadifele) July 1, 2021



