‘Pravin Gordhan’ raps about London recall, says it’s a game of cat and mouse

If you’ve been wanting to follow the finance minister on Twitter, then you’ll have to settle for a parody account that showcases ‘Gordhan’s’ rapping skills.

The minister was fired together with his deputy, Mcebisi Jonas last night.

Here are some of the most noteworthy tweets from the account:

Fresh after a 🇬🇧 recall, the rand drops like a lead football.
I'm back at Luthuli House; I'll keep at this damned game of cat and mouse.
✊ pic.twitter.com/wCQUlCnvKF

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) March 28, 2017

You may not like my sound,
But trust me: I got perfect pitch.
Increasing upper income taxes?Slight annoyance, but only for the super rich.✊ pic.twitter.com/JC3UYWElWi

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) February 22, 2017

You cowards accusing and serving me a summons for fraud?
Ya'all stoking big smoke to distract from the @PublicProtector's report ✊

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) October 11, 2016

I can't comment on
the Hawks' disrespectful phone call,
but friends, South Africans, countrymen, lend me yo retweets: #CorruptionMustFall

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) August 24, 2016

In me, Pravvy-G,
Financial powers have been vested.
Want a fiscal shitstorm? Go ahead,
Make my day and get my ass arrested.#NPA #hawks

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— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) May 16, 2016

Rubbin' elbows, dropping fresh ideas, all with proper decorum. We got African solutions at the World Economic Forum. pic.twitter.com/tZ9k8qZhGi

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) May 13, 2016

Just a few days after treats from the Easter Egg Bunny,
I'm fast calculating how much and when @PresidencyZA will #paybackthemoney

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) March 31, 2016

Circling Hawks, the rate rocks, money talks until it walks;
I'm calming Moody's sessions and got one plump finger for your 27 questions!

— Pravin Gordhan (@pravingordhan) March 16, 2016

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