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Omah Lay responds as a female fan asks him to stop touching girls’ waist in music videos
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Omah Lay answers after a female fan requests that he stop grabbing girls’ waists in music videos.
Omah Lay, whose real name is Stanley Omah Didia, has responded in a subservient manner to a unique request by a female fan over some acts carried out in his music videos
Queen Busayo, a Twitter user, begged him to stop holding girls by their waists in his music videos.
She claimed that anytime she watches the video and notices Omah Lay grasping women’s waists, she becomes jealous.
Busayo tagged the singer, and wrote; “Omah Lay @Omah_Lay Pls stop touching other girls waist in your music videos, it makes me jealous ???????????? Joor, shaanu mii ????????????”
In reaction, the Soso crooner tweeted; “Done”
See the exchange below:
— Omah Lay (@Omah_Lay) March 12, 2023
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Meanwhile, Omah Lay prompted reactions from fans last week after his NPR Tiny Desk performance emerged on social media.
Omah Lay’s struggles onstage reopened the discussion about a persistent problem in Nigerian music, where even the greatest musicians sometimes provide poor live performances.
The “Godly” hitmaker is not the first Nigerian musician who has had difficulty at NPR Tiny Desk. Recall Naira Marley and Zinoleesky’s disastrous performance of “O’dun” from Naira Marley’s debut album, “God’s Timing Is The Best,” at NPR.
Harry Styles, Usher, T-Pain, Alicia Keys, and many more international superstars have all performed on the renowned platform Tiny Desk.