It may not come as too big of a shock that rapper M.I Abaga agrees that none of his colleagues in the entertainment industry likes him. The rapper says, “don’t really care though.”
Here’s what happened
A twitter user had called the rapper’s attention to a question that has been looming for a while. The tweet reads: “I think your fellow celeb/artist don’t like you that much and they took every opportunity to show it. Like the AKA n Wiz issue. They came for you and you took an L e.g sliding in VEC DM.”
In response to the tweeter user, M.I Abaga addressed it head-on: “This is becoming clearer by the day! Don’t really care though!!! Positive vibes only”
See the exchange below:
M.I’s conflict with Celebs
Never one to back down from a conflict, M.I is not the internet’s favourite guy right now. First, his running battle with fellow rapper Vector Tha Viper. The two rappers have been throwing jibes at one another since 2018. Their conflict has been shimmering ever since, but flared up again in 2019.
However, Burna Boy joined the queue…M.I got more than he bargained for wading in when Burna Boy took a swipe at S.A rapper AKA over the 2019 Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa
M.I’s tweet that got him into trouble: “Also… I can speak honestly in saying my bro@akaworldwide loves Nigeria…taken out of context his tweets can be misinterpreted.. however he loves and respects Naija!!!”
Burna Boy who used to be friends with M.I warned him to desist from his seeming support for AKA. He tweeted:
“And @MI_Abaga it’s Fuck @akaworldwide from now on. And if you down with him, it’s fuck you too. I respect you too much, please Don’t throw my respect out of the window cuz I swear you will fly out with it.”
They say if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all, yet that didn’t stop M.I from recently calling out popular America based Senegalese singer Akon on twitter for calling Wizkid his little brother. Reacting to the statement, Akon blasted M.I and told him to stop acting like a kid. And then, Samklef came for M.I and the internet followed.
That being said, can we say nobody’s perfect and celebrities aren’t machines?
