Isreal Afeare, the logistics manager for Davido, responded to Nigerian rapper Yung6ix’s recent statement.
Isreal DMW did not hold back as he disclosed that the rapper used to plead with Davido to feature on one of his tracks.
He further revealed that it was David’s support and feature on Yung6ix’s song ‘Let Me Know’ that played a significant role in the resurgence of the rapper’s career.
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Netizens react: Yungsix been don already blow
He emphasized that his boss provided his contribution to the track without any charge, despite months of Yung6ix’s pleas.
Isreal criticized the rapper for being ungrateful towards David’s support in his music career.
Internet users reacted to Israel’s assertions, and not all were on his side:
@mullar_boy_001: “Na because of David I listen to that song that year.”
@chaser__21: “Yungsix first davido blow, I remember he had a hit song with wiz back then.”
@savage_pinky22: “The only thing that has kept Davido career relevant till today is the frequent comparison to Wizkid, and Davido buying his way to get to wizkid level but unfortunately he couldn’t buy Grammy or BET or global recognitions.”
@jethronaire: “6ix don blow even before the feature ! Na season just dey different. Six no be today it’s been long! Probably because of his genres Maybe na why his shine went off the limelight.”
@young_frosh022: “All the mumu songs wey Yung6ix sing make dem combine them together dem no reach 2 million plays on Spotify.”
@sheiscalm: “Thats how Wizkid said Rap is dead some months ago everywhere scatter, we start to see unknown people with their own 2, 2 cents opinion now Davido Call Burnaboy New cat, everywhere scatter againI love my country.”
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Burna Boy’s sister criticises Davido for referring to her sibling as a new cat (video)
Meanwhile, Nissi, Burna Boy’s sister, also criticized OBO for labelling her brother a “new cat” in the music business.
She posted a video from one of her brother’s sold-out performances abroad on her Instagram story.
Earlier on the Unavailable crooner made a big deal out of his claim that he and Wizkid had made Afrobeat music popular around the world before other musicians, whom he referred to as “new cats,” joined the movement.
