Generations Actor Musa Ngema Doesn’t Want To Be Referred To As A Celebrity
Generation actor Musa Ngema loves his craft but hate the loss of privacy and the creepy attention that follows. He recently made a public statement about his dislike of fame. We all want to be “epic” and don’t know why. Want to be important, to be needed. We look at celebrities famous people and we envy them: their money, possessions, and prestige. We want their lives. But Ngema says he doesn’t see himself as a celebrity.
In an interview with DRUM Magazine, the actor opened up about his mom and what she wanted for him and about being on a show as big as Generations: The Legacy.
“My mother raised me on her own so she always wanted the best for me”, Ngema said about his Mom.
“But she knew she couldn’t convince me to do something i didn’t want to, so she supported me when i said i wanted to act. She doesn’t fight my beliefs.”
On his own status he said that “I don’t see myself as a celebrity because I feel we forget why we’re doing what we do,” adding that unlike some of his peers, he does not want to be referred to as a celebrity.
