The provocative artist, Olawale Olọfọrọ, better known as Brymo, has urged his peer Burna Boy to step back from the pop scene. Brymo advised the 'African Giant' singer to "find a purpose and stay focused."
Brymo suggested that Burna Boy's apparent desire for attention, despite his global recognition, stems from Brymo's elevated status in the music industry, claiming he is "on a divine level."
Furthermore, the 'Ara' crooner conveyed his readiness to aid Burna Boy if he seeks assistance "in a mature and respectful manner."
In a message shared on his Instagram story, Brymo stated: "@BurnaBoyGram Hey! Three points... 1. It's time to step away from the pop scene. Your appearance is becoming seriously unattractive, and with a voice like mine that lacks singing abilities, find a purpose and stay focused. You owe the world the things you were deprived of.
"2. I am on a divine level. Isn't it curious why you can't resist seeking my attention? Even your global fame isn't enough to overlook me, someone who supposedly lacks anything remotely close to what you possess.
"What do you need? I am willing to assist if you ask respectfully, like a man."
HENRYSHUSTLE remembers the rift between Burna Boy and Brymo started when Burna Boy criticized Brymo during a freestyle with his band in October last year, following Brymo's accusation of song plagiarism.
Brymo alleged that Burna Boy's tracks 'City Boys' and 'I Told Them' sampled the title track of his album, 'Macabre.'
Since then, the two have been engaged in a social media feud.