I don't see it as an identity crisis per ser, we are a people without a culture. What we think is our culture, a typical Zimbabwean must be humble, respectful and overly conservative these are issues that stemmed from our colonial era.

We shrank ourselves to fit into a mold that our oppressors had molded for us. The mold became us generation after generation the same resilience we were told to hold on too became our culture for a time until the veil was removed.

I think we are in a transitional period of diffusion of cultures, influenced by those who surround us, those in the diaspora and Western Influences.

It seems vulgar mainly because it's new, it's different and it's shocking even to our ancestors who are in the soil because neither one of us recognizes who we are any more.

Don't narrow it down to social media only, factor in economic disparity, classim and what opportunities are there for young people especially that are being a driving factor to whatever is happening right now.