Tonto Dike aka Poko recently released some auto tune heavy hits which had people less than pleased with her singing efforts. At this, Burna Boy made some less than favourable remarks about 'wack artists' who go about 'releasing noisy wackiness' and how 'death is the least' such people deserve. Harsh abi? Though he mentioned no names, most people have concluded that they were directed at Miss Dike.
Karma Or What?! Burna Boy Falls Off Stage While Performing At The Headies
There is a popular aying that goes 'Karma is a b***h!!!!' Seems like the case here. One is inclined to think that in light of Burna Boy's tweets subtly aimed at Miss Tonto Dike, his fall at the Headies during a performance is only justified. The young artist who recently went on a twitter rampage subbing Tonto Dike has (in a manner of speaking) gotten his own back as he fell off the stage at the Headies.
However, only three nights ago at the much anticipated Headies Awards ceremony, Burna Boy suspected to be blinded by his own shades, fell down whilst performing his hit track 'Like To Party'. This was quickly recorded and quickly got back to Tontolet who tagged it as Karma as her tweets below read:
What do you make of all this? Will this be the beginning of a tweet war between Burna Boy and Tonto Dike? Will Nollywood producer, Charles Novia get his own too? Let's wait and see....
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