"We just wanted to convey that it's never wrong to be yourself and authentically strive for greatness even though society might see us differently," Kagiso said."We also want to show people that even though we're queer, we matter and are just like everyone else."Renowned fashion designer Orapeleng Modutle co-founds the trio's reality show.
Coachella Randy, or Randy as his friends refer to him, and Kagiso met around four years ago and"just vibed" from the get-go. Kamo and Randy met on social media, then later met in person; then Randy introduced him to Kagiso, and they"started hanging out together"."I don't necessarily want to follow in her footsteps," he said."I want to be in my own light; that's why I never told anyone who I was when I started out.
He says his desire to pursue a career in the creative and entertainment industries started in high school, adding that he was not interested in studying anything that required him to be in a"serious setting". "After high school, I took a gap year to decide if I actually want to go to school or pursue my own interests and as that went on, I also learned how to monetise things," he says."That's when I knew that this is actually what I want to do.""I like being up-to-date, and I have always wanted there to be some sort of spotlight on me and my talent," he reveals."I want to showcase my creativity and talent on social media.
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