Media personality and deejay Zahara Totto, also known as DJ Zato, has criticised male deejays, accusing them of selfishness, hate, and deliberately creating barriers for others in the industry.Speaking about her experience as a female deejay, Zahara claimed that some male deejays form exclusive groups after establishing connections and make it difficult for other deejays to access the same platforms. She said the attitude is particularly noticeable when a new male deejay tries to secure opportunities at venues where established deejays regularly perform.Even if you come in as another male deejay, they make it hard for you not to play in a bar that they play in. They have a bad energy that I don’t like. When I started, they also fought me.She further revealed that some of the same deejays who previously made things difficult for her now invite her to their association meetings and SACCOs, which she believes is because they have recognised her influence in the entertainment industry.Zahara Totto: I have no business dating a cultural man who expects me to kneelZahara, however, says she has no interest in joining their meetings because of how she was treated when she was starting.She said she is waiting for an apology before considering any reconciliation.I’m waiting for them to apologise to me but I don’t think they have those senses. Nimrod lacks knowledge and I can fight him by the way.The post Zahara Totto slams male deejays over perceived gatekeeping appeared first on MBU.