The public demonstration of support and love for Naira Marley during the shooting of a new music video in Lagos reflects the strong connection between artists and their fans, showcasing the impact of music on popular culture.
In a video making rounds online, the embattled artiste could be seen standing on a bus, smoking as the camera rolled on him. Amid the allegations against him, social media users were surprised to see Nigerians rally behind him as he entertained them.
One Twitter user crying out stated that it is safe to say that the hate for Naira Marley is only on social media as many love him behind the scenes. He added that Naira Marley’s cancelation is only on social media and not in real life as he expressed sadness at how late Mohbad wouldn’t get justice.
“It’s safe to say Naira Marley is only canceled online on Twitter, and not in real life and No street won’t revenge Mohbad’s passing”.
Taking to the comment section, while many concurred with the Tweep, others defended Naira Marley, claiming he is innocent of the allegations.
One Fidel Vibes wrote, “Can’t you see that people chanting are all your kids meaning they know little or nothing about Him or what he has done
One Queen Of D Sun wrote, “Dem don promise dem Indomie
One Kolawole Gram wrote, “As song no trend
One Samvail wrote, ‘We all know say normally na mouth Nigerian youths get, and that’s why our politicians always take us like a joke. We no sabi stand one place, throw sugar at people wey dey complain about diabetics and see how they will rush it like ants
One Biggest Stepp wrote, “Like I said before na social media people get mouth, in real life they won’t keep the same energy and that’s just facts
One Furniture wrote, “I thought the court cleared them of the alleged murder charges
One Renewed Official Media wrote, “75% of the people that gathered there are kids. No cap
One Tenoverten Autos wrote, “Even if Satan comes out today dey waka for the street of Lagos. E must still get followers, no reason am”.