A show was booked months before now.
Police clearance was got.
The show actually happened.
Then boom, an arrest happened and the entire Uganda, if not the whole of Africa started talking about Omah Lay and Tems.

Let me tell you what happened...

It was said that either during the show or after the show, Omah started trending in Ugandan twitter for performing to a large crowd against the country's covid-19 regulations.

Ask yourself, who caused the trend? What if Omah Lay's management paid influencers to make the trend happen?

Now the Ugandan police either swallowed the bait or were co-opted into the circus from the very start.

The arrest happened, and Africa exploded.

Do you know the millions of streams that Omah Lay and Tems had within the past few days? Madt!

A lot of people in Nigeria, in Uganda and elsewhere, who were sleeping on Omah Lay, now know the dude.

Is his image bastardized a single bit? Nah!

Naira Marley did it before, now Omah Lay took it higher.

Welcome to the age of social media!

Anything for the trend!

unfortunately you don't have a point, Oma Lay has 120,000,000 streams, he doesn't need to stage or fake an arrest to get more views or streams. He is the only musician who doesn't Sing erotic music

Agozie48:
unfortunately you don't have a point, Oma Lay has 120,000,000 streams, he doesn't need to stage or fake an arrest to get more views or streams. He is the only musician who doesn't Sing erotic music

I know about that figure.

But lemme burst ur bubble, 120m streams was for his "Get Layd" EP.

The figure would be higher when you add the streams that "What Have We Done" EP has got.

But the question is, "is Omah Lay and his management satisfied with that number? What if they want a billion streams? Won't they look for how to get it?

And talking about erotic songs, have you listened to the lyrics of "Ye Ye Ye"?