Popular music producer Don Jazzy has urged Oluwadolarz to reveal the identity of a music promoter who allegedly asked him to ‘bend over’ in exchange for success in the music industry. This demand came after Oluwadolarz took to social media to make a shocking allegation, claiming that an unnamed music promoter had requested for intimacy as a condition for helping him achieve musical success.
The skit maker's bold revelation ignited a flurry of mixed reactions across social media platforms, with many users speculating about who the promoter could be. The situation quickly gained traction, leading to a lively discussion among netizens trying to guess the identity of the accused promoter.
Don Jazzy, who came across Oluwadolarz's post, reacted by urging him to disclose the name of the promoter involved in the alleged request. In a straightforward response, he emphasized that unless the person is tagged, the statement made by Oluwadolarz would be considered a lie. He posted, “Tag the person or it’s a lie, sir,” making it clear that he wanted the situation addressed directly and transparently.
The call for transparency has only fueled the conversation surrounding the allegations, with various reactions from social media users pouring in. Many commenters expressed skepticism about the situation, suggesting that tagging the promoter could lead to potential legal issues. One user, the_kiki2, humorously remarked, “Make him tag the person make dem use lawsuit slap him eye? No naaw,” hinting at the possible repercussions of such an action. Another user, mheenarh_, commented, “Make he talk make them declare him m!ssing?” suggesting that the situation could lead to serious consequences for Oluwadolarz if he names the promoter.
Others shared their opinions on the matter, with ut_mimigal stating, “So they can pia him, well done sir,” implying that exposing the promoter might lead to backlash. There were also users who speculated on the motivations behind Don Jazzy’s defense, such as iamdbull who said, “Why do I have a feeling it’s the Don himself?” and juilet_chy noting, “Why is don jazzy always defending any time this issues comes up? Same thing he did when kunle spoke about it in his interview.”
Concerns about the implications of tagging the promoter were echoed by rosythrone, who commented, “Tag ke so he’ll enter trouble?? As if this is not Nigeria again that the most richest/influential wins the case.” This remark highlighted the risks involved in naming individuals in a country where powerful figures often escape accountability.
Furthermore, djopdot_iloveyou expressed a desire for the involved parties to communicate privately, saying, “Make the person text portable I wan see something,” while gbemysworlds questioned the rationale behind Don Jazzy's request, asking, “Why is he saying he should tag the person? Is he the one?”
Lastly, thodaofficial_ offered a practical perspective, suggesting that without concrete evidence like recorded conversations, tagging the promoter might be futile, but underscored the prevalence of predators in the entertainment industry, stating, “As long as he didn't record d conversation, tagging the person is futile without evidence but let everyone be aware that there are too many predators and diddyz in that entertainment industry.”
As the discussion continues, the social media community remains divided on the matter, eagerly waiting for any updates on the situation. Check out the post below for further insights into the unfolding drama.
