The incident began when Vines took aim at popular Zimdancehall musician Winky D, claiming the musician had not released any hit songs since 2013. Solomon Harudzibwi responded, sparking a heated exchange. 

In a retaliatory move, Vines delivered a hurtful and insensitive comment directed at Harudzibwi's albinism.

Vines' offensive remarks triggered a wave of criticism on social media, with netizens lambasting him for targeting Harudzibwi's albinism. Many argued that Vines' incendiary comments extended beyond Solomon Harudzibwi and insulted the entire Zimbabwean albinism community.

Outraged reactions flooded social media platforms, with users condemning Vines' behavior. Some expressed their disappointment, labeling his comments "disgusting," "unfortunate," and "distasteful." As a consequence, a significant number of Vines' followers have unfollowed him in response to his failure to issue an apology or remove the offending post. 

Furthermore, individuals have taken steps to block and report Vines' account, and there are calls for legal action against him for engaging in hate speech.

Vines' actions have been widely criticized, with many pointing out that mocking someone for a disability is not only distasteful but also indicative of a lack of character. The incident has raised significant concerns about the treatment of people with albinism in society.

The controversy surrounding Vines' comments serves as a reminder of the impact of words and the importance of treating others with respect, regardless of any differences. 

This incident has sparked a broader conversation about the need to combat stigma and discrimination against individuals with albinism and the responsibility of public figures to set a positive example for their audiences.