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Dremo, a well-known Nigerian rapper, recently expressed his concern on social media, cautioning Nigerians about how they perceive his talent.
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He stressed that although constructive criticism is acceptable, labeling him as “untalented” is beyond the boundaries of acceptable behavior.
“Say anything about me, say I fell off, call me broke, call me eru or whatever names y’all come up with but don’t ever say I’m not talented, e dey body.”
The statement was a clear directive to his critics, highlighting the intricate craftsmanship of his artistic abilities.
The rapper’s comment sparked engagement from his fans, with one online user, @zeekool3, casting doubt by stating “No evidence.”
Dremo quickly refuted the criticism, asserting that there is plenty of proof of his talent, even if it may not be recognized by those who are not actively engaged with his music.
Dremo replied;
“Evidence choke, you don’t listen to my music so you no fit know,”
Netizens Reactions..
RICHIE said: “My own be say you don starve us good music,hit that session.”
ugo_himself advised: “Who dey follow you fight now? Stop pushing yourself to the scene”
21 Nut Savage asked: “Which talent you get? Abeg tell us”
KHAN noted: “You no need this argument. You’re good. Na grace be koko. Thought you and Ycee would have held it down for the rap culture but God knows best.”
June Mo wrote: “Make their papa try wetin u don do if e no go bend for neck”
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