Man calls out Asake for smashing his iPhone 16 Pro Max in France -VIDEO

  • A Nigerian man has dragged singer Asake for smashing his iPhone 16 Pro Max during their encounter.
  • He attached a clip capturing the moment Asake smashed the phone on the ground as he attempted to take photos with him.

A Nigerian man on TikTok named Kelechi Collins has taken to social media to call out the famous crooner, Ahmed Asake for damaging his iPhone 16 Pro Max.

The incident which occurred in France captured Asake in the midst of people while the man who appears to be an ardent fan of Asake found a way to get close to the singer and subsequently positioned his phone for a quick selfie.

However, things took an unfavourable twist when Asake forcefully collected the phone and threw it on the ground, leaving it with scratch and broken edges.

In reaction, the man who’s agitated took to social media to vent, stating that even though Asake was pissed at the nightclub he went to, it’s still not a good reason to treat his fan in such a manner.

He wrote:

“@asakemusic, you brought my iPhone 16 Pro Max. It’s not because they pissed you off inside the nightclub that you are going to react like that towards a fan. Anyway I still love you.”

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The incident has generated mixed comments from cybercitizens accordingly with many criticizing Asake.

One @bluntaceokemiri wrote: “Would he do that if that fan was a white boy? No! Black man and power show on their fellow blacks is never ending.”

_zinny wrote: “Because na black boy, they don’t try all that with white people. Nonsense.”

superstarradiokiller wrote: “Can he do that to a white guy?” 

roma_harts wrote: “A gutter behaviour. Person u suppose deck bro to bro.”

_being_mercy wrote: “When you people would be acting as if you’re not loved at home around these celebrities 😂😂😂.

Because trust me like this no too send their papa like that o 😂. I only love them from afar, and that’s really about it.”

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