In a series of tweets, the \u2018Hakuna Matata (Wahala)\u2019 crooner accused the society of not giving attention to the traumatising challenges men face, unlike the women.<\/p>\n
Dotman<\/a> added that as much as the phrase \u2018be a man\u2019 sounds encouraging, it destroys men. He then promised to use his forthcoming project, an extended play (EP), to address some of these gender sentiments.<\/p>\n According to him, \u201cAbuse against men is really something, even though it\u2019s rarely highlighted. Like even from society POV[Point of View], men are not even allowed the space to process the pain and stress.<\/p>\n \u201cYou go dey hear \u2018be a man\u2019. As much as this phrase may sound uplifting and encouraging, it is destructive.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cAs a man and artist who has seen these things from verbal abuse to other types, I just feel like I should use my music to highlight it sometimes. E no easy but I\u2019ll start that convo with my next EP,<\/p>\n \u201cThe first track is \u2018Star Life\u2019 and I use it to speak for men that have been told to \u2018be a man\u2019. I\u2019ll try to shatter some biases that never really favored men. Strength to all the men going through it,\u201d he shared.<\/p>\n Abuse against men is really something even though it\u2019s rarely highlighted. Like even from society POV, men are not even allowed the space to process the pain and stress. You go dey hear \u201cbe a man\u201d. As much as this phrase may sound uplifting and encouraging, it is destructive.<\/p>\n — KURAJA \ud83d\udc51 (@dotmanofficial) March 19, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n