Magixx, a popular Nigerian singer, sparked outrage on social media after he appeared to disparage another singer, Ruger.
Taking to his official Twitter page, the Mavin star shared a tweet expressing his disappointment with a certain artist’s newly released music.
All he heard was bulls*hit, according to him, and he was expecting so much more.
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Here is what he wrote:
“I just hear the bullsh*it wey drop yesterday, I’m highly disappointed bro, I was expecting better ”
See his tweet below:
Ruger, a Jonzing world artist, recently released two new songs. This came after he boasted about his projects for weeks, even promising to save fans from listening to bad music. Magixx’s tweet led fans to believe it was directed at Ruger.
Nigerians react after Magixx allegedly shoots at Ruger
While some internet users criticized Magixx, others pointed out that it was intended to promote Ruger’s new songs.
Read on to see what some social media users had to say about the shade:
zaynaarbb: “If dem don promote the song finish, make we know.”
karmarkarzy: “Them they promote the song una Dey fall for the trick make una go stream am to see if the song bad so the song go fit reach number one “
thegeminifire: “I’m not a die-hard Wizkid fan but this tweet cannot be directed at Popsi. No it cannot…”
_toby_loba: “This Magixx own don dey too much self “
mobileapp_website_developer: “These guys should love themselves. They all can sing and the sky is wide enough.”
_toby_loba: “When throwing shades pls try and use your@ thanks if not no throw anything”
soma__chi: “I don’t like this magic guy for anything! He is rude and proud! Ruger wasn’t referring to anybody.. he just wanted to promote his song.”
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Singer Asake warns as he teases a new music project
In a similar story, Asake, the “Terminator” hitmaker, sparked online reactions with a post shared online.
Just days after the release of Wizkid’s new album, the singer took to Twitter to warn fans and music fans to brace themselves.
Wizkid’s fans were not pleased with Asake’s post, with many criticizing him for attempting to disparage their favourite singer.
