“I’ve Been The Most Disrespected Artist In Nigeria”- Singer Davido –

• Davido, has faced significant criticism throughout his career.
• He claims that no other Nigerian artist has experienced as much backlash as he has.
• The artist discussed the challenges of online trolling and public scrutiny he has encountered.

Nigerian Afrobeats icon Davido has opened up about the intense criticism he has endured throughout his music career, stating that no other artist in Nigeria has faced as much backlash as he has.

While discussing the ups and downs of his journey in the industry, Davido shared that he has consistently been the target of online trolling and public scrutiny. According to him, the negativity has not only affected him but also impacted the artists signed to his record label.

He revealed that his signees often feel disheartened by harsh comments on social media. In response, he regularly advises them to avoid engaging with online negativity, using his own experience as an example of how to stay focused despite widespread criticism.

Davido emphasized that despite the constant trolling, he continues to thrive and remain resilient in the face of adversity.

“I think in the history of Nigeria, I think I am the most bashed and disrespected artiste. In Nigeria, if you are the son of a successful man, you gonna get it. “.

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In related news, Renowned artist Davido shared insights on his lack of a personal relationship with fellow musicians WizKid and Burna Boy. He discussed this during an interview with Breakfast Club.

When asked about the dynamics among the big three, Davido confirmed that he no longer has a personal connection with WizKid and Burna Boy.

He mentioned that while they were once closer, circumstances have shifted, and now there are many more artists involved beyond just the well-known trio.

The DMW executive said …

“I don’t have personal relationship with them. I did at some point in time but, I feel that the culture is so big; the conversation is bigger than the big three. There are so many artists like Rena, Ayra Starr. I feel like there’s so much artist to make this about us. And the three of us known that it is bigger than us.”