Tol A$s Mo responds to Munaka's anti-men comments: "Can you please relax?"

Comedian and podcaster Tol A$s Mo has sparked a fresh digital divide following a fiery critique of the Not Sorry Podcast SA team. During the latest broadcast of All The Smoke, the outspoken media personality named the female-led show his 'smoke of the week,' specifically targeting host Munaka.

The tension stems from a recent episode where Munaka became emotional while discussing her upbringing. She reportedly labeled her absent father 'useless,' a sentiment that Tol A$s Mo and his co-hosts believe has unfairly colored her view of men in general.

Shocking Allegations Surface

The debate took an even darker turn when Tol A$s Mo brought up a separate allegation involving the Not Sorry crew. He claimed that one of the hosts—though not Munaka herself—once stated she would choose to terminate a pregnancy if she discovered she was expecting a son.

While his co-host Tshego attempted to play devil's advocate by suggesting Munaka’s anger is a trauma response to fatherlessness, Tol A$s Mo remained firm. He argued that these recurring themes on their platform represent a troubling pattern that needs to be addressed publicly.

A Divided Panel and Public

The energy on set fluctuated between genuine frustration and sharp humor. At one point, Tshego proposed inviting the women onto All The Smoke to hash out their differences, but the suggestion was met with immediate resistance from the rest of the panel.

One host went as far as joking that he would resign from his seat before sharing a couch with the rival podcasters. The clip has since flooded X (formerly Twitter), leaving Mzansi users debating whether the critique was necessary or if the men were being too harsh on women sharing their lived experiences.

History of Plain Speaking

This isn't the first time Tol A$s Mo has inserted himself into trending controversies. He previously made headlines for his commentary on Gogo Maweni’s legal battles, where he claimed her ancestors were responsible for her misfortunes.

As the clip continues to rack up views, the Not Sorry Podcast SA team has yet to issue a formal response to the 'smoke' directed their way. For now, the battle lines between the two podcasting houses remain firmly drawn.