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Why I disrespected Davido – Singer BNXN reveal as he tenders apology

Renowned Nigerian singer BNXN, previously known as Buju, has revealed the reason behind his professional disagreement with his senior colleague David Adeleke, famously known as Davido.

Recall BNXN becomes one of the trending conversations as he directed shady tweet at Davido by berating his music after a 30BG attacked him.

It all started after BNXN posted his newly signed artistes identified as Taves on his social media platforms.

Responding, an X user identified as Ola berated the singer’s new signee as he stressed that he is a mid-artiste.

This didn’t go down well with BNXN  as he refers to the X user as a retard adding that a quick check at his favorite which happens to be Davido shows that he has no moral right to comment about music.

After BNXN posted a cryptic tweet, it sparked reactions online, leading to Davido unfollowing BNXN and BNXN deleting a tweet claiming they collaborated on a classic song.

Despite BNXN’s insistence on releasing the song, as he wrote the full lyrics, Davido’s former signees Mayorkun and Dremo retaliated against BNXN for disrespecting their former boss.

Mayorkun criticized BNXN’s appearance, suggesting he focus on fitness rather than resembling “Fatty bum-bum,” while Dremo labeled BNXN as disrespectful.

Dremo wrote; ““@BNXN that tweet was mad disrespectful bro, you can’t be tweeting like you don’t know fans will blowing shit out of proportion cos you knew what you were doing, there are different ways to defend your artiste.”

Reacting to this, BNXN said he is sorry disrespecting senior colleague, Davido.

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Speaking on why he disrespected Davido, singer BNXN in a now deleted tweet averred that he didn’t mean to disrespect Davido if not the X user called his newly signed artiste a mid.

BNXN wrote; “Binary. Os & 1s Some of you matter & some of you will never matter in my life. I didn’t mean to disrespect anyone aside the person that made the tweet calling Taves mid. it’s why I don’t respond at all to anyone these days but for Taves? I mount.”