In a recent social media post, skit maker Nasty Blaq expressed his discontent with the increasing disrespect directed towards Nigerian singer Davido. Blaq’s remarks come in light of an incident involving content creator Korty EO, who accused Davido’s team of reversing their permission for her to post an interview video with the artist. Blaq emphasized that the criticism Davido is facing is excessive and unwarranted, stating, “The disrespect Davido is getting is way too much sha, man just wants to help people and that’s all.”
Blaq’s sentiments highlight a growing concern within the entertainment community regarding how public figures, particularly those known for their generosity, are treated online. Many fans and industry peers have echoed his thoughts, suggesting that the backlash against Davido is not only disrespectful but also detrimental to his reputation. The artist, who has built a career on philanthropic efforts, is now facing scrutiny for decisions made by his management team.
The controversy began when Korty EO took to social media to voice her frustrations about Davido’s team allegedly ordering her not to release the interview video after initially agreeing to it. In her post, she expressed her bewilderment, saying, “They [Davido’s team] agreed that I should re-edit this video and now have said I must not post the video for reasons I still don’t understand.” Her comments sparked further debate over the treatment of content creators and artists in the industry.
Korty EO elaborated on her experiences with other artists, revealing a pattern of similar incidents. “I’ve filmed so many artists who eventually tell me not to post the video,” she stated, urging artists to be transparent about their willingness to share their stories. “If you don’t want people to see you for who you are, please do not come on my show. Stop wasting my time,” she concluded, underscoring the frustrations faced by creators in the entertainment landscape.
