Singer Buju BNXN fires back at trolls mocking him for not touching Stefflon Don in dance video

  • Buju BNXN has addressed the widespread comments his dance video with Burna Boy’s Ex-lover and British rapper Stefflon Don garnered after it went viral.
  • The singer faced online mockery for not holding Stefflon during their dance session, and he has now offered an explanation to address the reasons behind his actions.

Afrobeats singer, Buju BNXN, has captured media attention as he provides an explanation for why he chose not to touch Stefflon Don in their recent dance video.

A widely circulated video captured the Nigerian star and the British rapper dancing together during a shoot on set.

BNXN faced criticism for not engaging in any physical contact with Stefflon Don, despite their close proximity while dancing.

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Taking to his Snapchat page, BNXN addressed claims that he did not have charisma aka ‘Rizz’ by not touching Stefflon while dancing.

The Music star expressed astonishment that in 2023, he still needs to clarify the obvious fact that it is unacceptable to touch a woman without her consent.

His words:

It’s crazy how in big 2023, I gotta explain to niiggas that you can’t just touch a woman if she doesn’t want to be touched especially if you didn’t expressly ask and she didn’t give you permission. It’s 2023.” 

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This is coming few weeks after Former Big Brother Naija reality star Kiddwaya sparked relationship rumours with British rapper Stefflon Don, an ex-girlfriend of Afrobeat singer Burna Boy.

The Reality TV star hosted Stefflon Don at his dad’s palatial London beach house, which he flaunted on social media.

Kiddwaya shared a cosy photo of himself and Stefflon Don standing close to his dad’s private beach via Twitter.

He captioned the photo, “LONdon link up @stefflondon.”

His tweet was met with mixed reactions, with many gushing over it while others warned him against dating his fellow Nigerian’s ex.

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