BNXN Vows to Release Davido Collaboration Despite Social Media Spat

Singer Stands Firm After Davido Deletes Teaser Tweet Amid Online Drama

Renowned singer Daniel Benson, better known by his stage name BNXN (formerly Buju), has asserted his determination to release his collaborative song with Davido, even in the absence of the latter’s approval, following a recent social media spat.

The controversy unfolded after reports surfaced that Davido had deleted a tweet teasing their collaboration, purportedly in response to remarks made by BNXN on the platform.

The altercation began when BNXN engaged with a netizen who disparaged his musical talent, seizing the opportunity to take a dig at Davido by suggesting that fans of the DMW boss lacked credibility in matters of music taste.

Responding to a post about BNXN, a Davido fan remarked, “He’s mid abeg,” prompting BNXN to fire back, “You be retard. Knowing your fave you no suppose dey speak on anything regarding music. Fem!” [sic].

The exchange escalated when Davido reportedly deleted the tweet teasing the collaboration and unfollowed BNXN on the platform, prompting speculation about the fate of their joint project.

Reacting to the developments, an X user expressed disappointment over the deleted tweet, lamenting the potential loss of what they anticipated to be a “classic” collaboration.

In defiance, BNXN affirmed his commitment to releasing the song, emphasizing his creative agency and refusing to be swayed by online pressure or external influence.

In a tweet, BNXN asserted, “I’ll drop it. I wrote everything. Tf are you people stressing me out for? Defending my artiste?? They’ll delete this tweet but I’ve said my own. Nobody can bully me. Fans always blowing shit outta proportion.”

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The incident highlights the complexities of social media interactions within the music industry, underscoring the influence of online discourse on artists’ decisions and creative endeavors.

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