- Liya, an ex-signee of the Afrobeats superstar, Davido has triggered mixed comments online following her new music release.
- In the track, she lamented about people trying to sleep with her.
- The lyrics of the song have now sparked suggestive comments as netizens try to uncover who she’s referring to.
The former signee of the renowned Nigerian singer, Davido, Liya has hinted at her personal experiences in a newly released track, titled, ‘Powerful’.
The songstress who recently confirmed her exit from Davido Music Worldwide (DMW) record label via a question and answer session shed light on the challenge she has encountered.
Delivered in Yoruba, Liya’s lyrics included the line “Eyin melo gan lefe bamisun,” which translates to “How many of you want to sleep with me.”
Reacting to the lyrics, netizens envisaged that Liya is fed up with male artists trying to take advantage of her and she boldly expressed her frustrations in a song.
Watch the video below:
While some insinuated that Liya might be referring to Davido, and other artists on the DMW label, others refused to buy the narrative.
One motunrayo_moduchess wrote: “Ahhh mad oo Wetin sup again.”
harmonyakay wrote: “All the label guys wan kill am she japa.”
blessed_mikky wrote: “If person drop music una go must surly know who he/she sing em for.”
uhuru_tishe wrote: “Dere is nothin 2 decode here… She is singing Abt tinz going does dat mean she has issues wit OBO … She is nt in DMW anymore bt she is 30BG… She said it herself.”
harmonyakay wrote: “All the label guys wan kill am she japa.”
realtemifola wrote: “E yin Malo gan lefe bamisun.”
prince_nta wrote: “You go explain tire no evidence .”
temzycode wrote: “It doesn’t mean he his referring to Davido.”
iamayabatohpretty wrote: “E sa ma rora gba pata won”
kinglezee wrote: “Be like she remove belle for Davido too …. This guy is finished”
wizkidback_ wrote: “Davido don chop the girl na why.”
safe_skincareproducts wrote: “Won ti fe pa omolomo, oya ba Ese Ara e soro.”
olaniikemii wrote: “Talo fe be e sun baby, Oya take explain to us .”
