In the realm of Hollywood soundtracks, the much-anticipated film, The Book of Clarence, features the controversial inclusion of Nigerian musician Adekunle Gold, drawing harsh criticism from various quarters.
Adekunle Gold, along with Yemi Alade, is set to make their debut in The Book of Clarence, a movie that promises to make waves globally. The film's soundtrack boasts an impressive lineup, including international performers like Lil Wayne, Jay Z, Kid Cudi, Jorja Smith, Shabba Ranks, and more.
Notably, Jay Z, who serves as the film’s producer, is also set to release new music for this James Samuel-directed project.
Sharing the movie trailer, Adekunle Gold expressed his excitement about the film's groundbreaking representation. He wrote, “It’s great to see such incredible representation in a first-of-its-kind film. #TheBookofClarence, a film by @Jeymes features new music from myself, @JAYZ @liltunechi @yemialade, and more. Exclusively in movie theaters January 12.”
Despite the anticipation, the film has faced significant backlash online, with critics labeling it blasphemous and directing their disapproval towards the singer.
See reactions below:
roochie_212 said: “Which kind film be this ? If you mock God Thunder go faya you and the people wey act this movie”
craftsman_bespoke wrote: “May God forgive y’all that took part in this blasphemous project”
__gracee penned: “How do all not see that this movie is blasphemous? There’s only one God, only one Jesus Christ. Clearly Clearance in the movie literally get slapped and called blasphemous in the trailer for trying to imitate Jesus. Lol. Christians use your brain please. 😫😫”
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