Popular music promoter, Paulo, has openly criticized Afrobeat artist Burna Boy and renowned businessman Cubana Chief Priest for their ongoing online clash, urging them to set aside their differences and maintain their public image.
The heated exchange between Burna Boy and Cubana Chief Priest began just a few hours ago and has since gained significant attention online, with fans and followers weighing in on the feud.
The feud escalated when Burna Boy referred to Cubana Chief Priest as “Owerri Rick Ross” on his Instagram story, a remark that Cubana Chief Priest did not take lightly. In retaliation, Cubana Chief Priest shared old clips of Burna Boy performing at one of his events, further fueling the controversy.
One of the videos shared by Cubana Chief Priest featured Burna Boy humorously pleading for a piece of cake, saying, “make men taste this cake na,” which many saw as an attempt to demean Burna Boy.
Taking the feud a step further, Cubana Chief Priest accused Burna Boy’s Grammy win of being influenced by music mogul Diddy. He wrote, “Diddy oil the fastest way to PTSD. You never see anything, you and your bend down collect Grammy.” This statement appeared to mock Burna Boy’s international accomplishments, suggesting external help in his success.
In the midst of this heated back-and-forth, Paulo took to his Instagram story to share his thoughts on the situation. He expressed his disappointment in both Burna Boy and Cubana Chief Priest for engaging in such public disputes, emphasizing that their status and influence demand a higher standard of behavior.
Paulo urged the two men to resolve their issues privately and put an end to the online feud. He stated that they were “too big” for such public displays, reminding them of their responsibility as role models and influential figures in the entertainment and business industries.
His post has since sparked conversations online, with fans and celebrities alike weighing in on the ongoing saga and Paulo’s call for maturity.
See Paulo’s post below:
