‘I Want My Money!’: Half-Naked Woman Drags Roki by His Dreadlocks in Shocking Viral Altercation
Just when it seemed legendary Zimbabwean Urban Grooves star Rockford “Roki” Josphats had turned over a new leaf, the internet was set ablaze by chaotic footage of the singer caught in a humiliating public confrontation with an unidentified, partially dressed woman.
The footage, which is currently dominating social media timelines, shows Roki—dressed sharply in a suit—being aggressively dragged by his signature dreadlocks. The woman, believed by some social media commentators to be a sex worker, is seen wearing only a top as she repeatedly demands payment while bystanders desperately attempt to intervene.
A Public Unravelling
Dragged by the Dreads:
The "Hennessy" Defense
A Career Defined by Drama
Immense Talent Overshadowed:
Frequently Asked Questions
The video shows the singer being dragged by his dreadlocks by a partially dressed woman who is shouting, "I want my money," while bystanders try to break up the confrontation.
While being confronted, Roki is heard arguing, "They drank my beer. They drank my Hennessy," suggesting the financial dispute was related to expensive alcohol consumed during the outing.
While widespread social media rumors suggest the woman is a sex worker demanding payment, there is no independent or official confirmation of her identity or profession at this time.
A Tragic Loop of Untapped Potential
Rockford “Roki” Josphats is, without a doubt, one of the most naturally gifted musicians Zimbabwe has ever produced. His ability to craft era-defining hits and collaborate with pan-African legends proves his artistic genius. Yet, his career remains endlessly shackled by his inability to stay out of the tabloids for all the wrong reasons.
This latest viral video—being dragged by the dreadlocks in the streets over "Hennessy" money—is a humiliating, entirely avoidable scandal for a man who considers himself an elder statesman of Urban Grooves. Just two years ago, Roki was publicly advising upcoming artists to "learn from his mistakes." It is difficult to serve as a mentor when you are continually repeating the very same chaotic missteps. Mzansi and Zimbabwe love a comeback story, but the public's patience with Roki’s self-destructive streak is wearing thin.
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