“We make music for fun” – Cubana Chief Priest throws shade

• Cubana Chief Priest stated that they make music for fun and aren’t dragging anything with anyone.
• He made this comment at Davido’s Amsterdam concert where he was captured at backstage talking to the singer’s manager after the show.

Nigerian businessman and entrepreneur, Cubana Chief Priest, has made some comments that have sparked a reaction from Wizkid’s fans.

In a backstage conversation at Davido’s Amsterdam concert, Cubana Chief Priest stated that he and his associates only make music for fun.

He emphasized that they aren’t competing with anyone and aren’t motivated by financial gain, as they already have sufficient wealth.

Cubana Chief Priest’s remarks may have been perceived as a subtle dig at Wizkid and his fans, as he implied that they aren’t toxic, unlike some other fanbase.

Wizkid’s fans have since responded to these comments, defending their favorite artist and interpreting Cubana Chief Priest’s statements as shade.

Maxxy Fire wrote, “Morayo don drop, dem don dey make music for fun

Sumi_ai wrote, “The competition Omo where you dey?

Jimi Dash wrote, “Second wife don talk

The Motunrayo wrote, “See as he dey talk like say he be musician

Last_born_goody wrote, “Which kind amerigbo accent be that?

Young_d_the_beast wrote, “Since Morayo dropped y’all haven’t had peace of mind

Aurellas_collection wrote, “See mumu wey suppose hit the gym errand boy”.

Few weeks ago, Wizkid had thrown shade as “Kese returns to top of Apple Music charts, hours after vanishing.

The sudden disappearance sparked conjecture about the reason behind the removal. Industry insiders suggest that Apple Music’s strict policies against streaming manipulation may have triggered the temporary takedown.

This would mean that the song’s streams were withdrawn before its return to the chart.

However, some attribute the brief absence to a technical glitch on Apple Music’s end.

This dramatic turn of situation has intensified anticipation for Wizkid’s upcoming album, “Morayo,” slated for release on November 22, 2024.

After it resurfaced, charting at No 1, Wizkid took to the X platform to react.

He wrote; “lol this one no be ebuka o 😂🦅 kese jor!”