Singer clears air on his 'kneel to serve me' statement
This comes after the father of four told Iyanda that he still wants his woman to serve him food while kneeling.
9ice
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In a chat with the 'Living things' singer, 9ice disclosed he's currently back to school studying criminal law and public safety in Kaduna University.
He also cleared the air on his controversial statement during an interview with Funmi Iyanda.
"I said during the days of our dad. You will see our mum kneeling down giving our dad food. And I said we guys of these days, we still expect that from our girls but we will never get that.
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What I'm saying is the guys of these days that still think like our dad you need to think very well because you are not going to get that. They are the ones that sent us to school. Now we have exposure, things are different.
It's not like girls of these days are not good. They are good but it's different. The values have changed.
Infact now if any girl kneel down for my front I go run away. It's not in our ways these days."
This comes after the father of four told Iyanda on her YouTube series "Ask Funmi" that as a typical Yoruba man, he still wants his woman to serve him food while kneeling.
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