Davido’s close friend and popular socialite, Cubana Chief Priest, has responded to recent claims about competition in the music industry, firmly stating that they are not in any rivalry with other artists. He made this declaration during an appearance in France, where he was accompanied by members of the 30BG crew.
Cubana Chief Priest clarified that the focus of Davido and his crew has always been on positivity, success, and enjoying life without engaging in any form of competition with other Afrobeats artists. He emphasized that their music is made for fun, and they have no intention of participating in industry drama or comparison with others for monetary gain.
Speaking candidly, Cubana Chief Priest remarked, “We make music, no toxicity. We are just living it; we no follow una drag anything o. We don’t need money, bro, we’ve got a lot.” His words serve as a reminder that the crew’s intentions are rooted in enjoying their craft and not driven by external pressures or competition.
This statement has been well received by fans and commentators, many of whom view it as a message of positivity amid the ongoing comparisons and feuds in the Afrobeats industry. It also reinforces the long-standing ethos of Davido, who has consistently advocated for unity, uplifting others, and promoting a spirit of camaraderie among his circle. The group’s reputation for loyalty, good vibes, and avoiding unnecessary drama has been a defining characteristic of their success.
In contrast to Cubana Chief Priest’s message, Afrobeat star Wizkid has recently been involved in a public online rant on X (formerly Twitter), where he expressed strong opposition toward his perceived rivals. In a series of now-deleted posts, Wizkid had made controversial statements, even wishing harm upon his competition, further highlighting the tension in the industry. However, Cubana Chief Priest’s approach continues to stand as a call for peace, fun, and unity within the music scene.
Fans have appreciated the positive message Cubana Chief Priest shared, with many interpreting it as a direct rebuttal to the toxicity that often surrounds the music industry. His sentiment aligns with the idea of prioritizing enjoyment and creativity over rivalry and negativity.
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“We making music for fun, we ain’t dragging anything with you guys, we just having fun” 😂😂
– Cubana Chief Priest pic.twitter.com/e1XegwkA8E
— BASITO (@itzbasito) December 1, 2024
