Lady calls out Shallipopi for refusing to take photo with her, singer reacts

• Promising crooner, Shallipopi reacts after a lady called him out for snubbing her request for a photo.
• The lady who lamented on X advised netizens against meeting their heroes while sharing her experience.
• Reacting, Shallipopi told her to ask nicely next time.

Fast-rising musician, Crown Uzama, popularly known as Shallipopi, recently addressed an incident where he declined to take a picture with a lady.

The lady, an upcoming musician, expressed her frustration on Twitter, cautioning others against meeting their heroes. She claimed that Shallipopi told her to “shift” when she asked for a photo.

She wrote:

“Asked shallipopi for a picture today & he told me to shift 💀 reminder to never meet your heroes.” 

In response, Shallipopi took to Twitter to share his side of the story on the matter. He clarified that the lady had approached him in what he perceived as a rude manner.

In his tweet, Shallipopi advised her to ensure she asks nicely next time.

“Next time learn to Dey ask person nicely.”

See the tweet below:

In other news, Shallipopi has publicly declared his undying love for colleague Odumodublvck, setting social media ablaze with mixed reactions from fans.

The announcement came through Shallipopi’s post on the microblogging platform X, where he expressed a fondness for Odumodublvck that surpassed that of his girlfriend.

In the post, Shallipopi playfully wrote:

“I love @Odumodublvck_ pass my babe😂.”

In response to the unexpected declaration, Odumodublvck took the humorous route, lamenting the perceived cost of Shallipopi’s affection

He replied;

“OOOOOOOO GOD 🤦🏿‍♂️😭😂,” 

It may be recalled that Odumodublvck recently made headlines for referring to Grammy nominee Davido as a “fool,” a move that stirred controversy and garnered its fair share of criticism.

Now, with Shallipopi’s unexpected proclamation of love, the ‘Declan Rice’ singer finds himself once again at the center of public attention.

Fans have flooded the comment section with a mix of amusement and curiosity, speculating on the nature of the relationship between Shallipopi and Odumodublvck.