Israel DMW, who works with Nigerian artist Davido, has commented on Samklef’s recent statement about Davido being disrespected.
Samklef shared his opinion on why Davido is often treated poorly, despite his kind nature.
This topic came up after skit maker Nasty Blaq pointed out how Davido continues to face mistreatment despite his good deeds. Samklef then offered his thoughts on the reasons for this disrespect.
He made a comparison between Davido and Olamide, highlighting that both have supported many individuals. Still, he mentioned that Davido often has expectations and desires control. The music producer shared his love for Davido but feels he should stop seeing himself as a victim due to the criticism he receives.
“Olamide has helped a lot of people than davido why are people not disrespecting him ? Davido brought it to himself! This is what happen when you are always trying to look good in the eyes of everybody! You Dey help base on expectation! Base on control. I gat love for him he just need to stop playing victims!”
Davido’s assistant Isreal commented on a post on Instablog, saying that Samklef was just making a lot of noise online and wouldn’t say those things to his boss in person.
He wrote:
“YOU ALL ARE ONLINE NOISE MAKERS. THEY DNT SAY ANYTHING WHEN THEY SEE OGA.”
See his comment below:
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