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Fans accuse Asake of mocking christianity in ‘Only me’ music video
In a recent development, fans have taken to social media to voice their discontent with Asake following the release of his latest music video.
The Nigerian artist unveiled the music video for his song “Only Me” on February 29, 2024, which has since sparked criticism for its content. The uproar primarily revolves around accusations that the video contains elements perceived to mock Christianity, prompting fans to question Asake’s choices, particularly given his Muslim background.
Fans have condemned Asake for what they perceive as disrespectful portrayals of Christian symbols and practices within the video. Many have pointed out specific instances in which they believe they ridicule Christianity, leading to a wave of backlash against the artist.
Amidst the controversy, discussions have arisen regarding religious sensitivity and the need for consistency in artistic expression. Some fans have drawn parallels to a past incident involving musician Davido, who faced similar backlash for depicting Muslims controversially in one of his videos. Davido responded by apologizing and removing the offending content. Fans are now urging Asake to take similar action in light of the current situation.
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If Davido had to take down this beautiful video to respect IslamAsake should take down his vidoe now!!!!!😡
— 🥀𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝙰𝚐𝚋𝚊🌹 (@agba_editor) February 29, 2024
The online community has been abuzz with discussions regarding the perceived insensitivity portrayed in Asake’s latest video. As the situation unfolds, it raises questions about how Asake will navigate and respond to the criticism.
Fans are eager to see whether Asake will address the concerns raised by his audience regarding the alleged mockery of Christianity in his new video. The response from the artist will likely play a crucial role in shaping the ongoing conversation and determining how the situation progresses.
It remains to be seen whether Asake will issue an apology or take any corrective actions in response to the backlash. The resolution of this controversy will undoubtedly have implications for his reputation and future projects as an artist.
TG Omori continuously uses his video productions to promote sacr!lege thinking it's art; Asake's new music video is !nsulting, but this isn't the first time. In the "Bandana" music video by Fireboy ft Asake, he made m¤ckery of the "Pentecost" (in the church scene). It costs…
— Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) February 29, 2024