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| Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Rapmoney(op): 8:29am On Sep 04 |
Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians First, I am not the type of person who like to dabble into celebrity rows and all that, but I decided to go into this because I noticed that it clearly reveals something deep that is common with many Nigerians, especially among people who are not so privileged to come from well-to-do families.
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| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Mynd44(mod): 9:34am On Sep 04 |
It is the "eat the rich" mentality. To be honest like you said we one cannot conclud that Erriga was referring to Davido on his post but Davido has multiple times been the target of a lot of people simply because he comes from wealth which funny enough he isn't the first Neato C also comes from wealth and affluence. There has been people who have questioned his hustle and some who said he paid his way to where he is and for Davido, this has to be exhausting. Personally, I don't really care about Davido but I recognise an "hustler" when I see one. Davido has put in the work and muscle into his craft and that cannot be denied. He has done it irrespective of the fact that he would have been comfortable without it. He deserves to be there and he has shown real talent so it must be exhausting for him. I can imagine the number of times Davido will have heard the side remarks even from colleagues, labels, promoters and everyone. It can get frustrating. Unfortunately, people are not going to stop. They will keep hitting at him over it as disgusting as it is, it is a deep seated jealousy that "you dare be comfortable growing up while we suffered thing" I pray these people saying it seek the help they need. Davido also needs to be careful in response, Erriga might not have been talking about him and it resulted in this frenzy |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by seanery: 9:36am On Sep 04 |
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| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Sermwell(m): 9:37am On Sep 04 |
Davido is mad jare!! Why did he feel attacked by a simple post by Errigga? Anyone who knows Erigga knows that he posts motivational quotes on his page all the time! That useless reaction from Davido was just needless! |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Nobody: 9:38am On Sep 04 |
No wonder they use upcoming artists destiny for their own selfishness Dmw ybnl and Mavin previous artist's can relate |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by flexyrule(m): 9:39am On Sep 04 |
I think Nigerians have too much time on their hands. And since social media isn't regulated, and everyone wants to trend, and be a beneficiary of Elon Musk/Zuckerberg's poverty alleviation scheme, people just post anything that reverberates through their hollow heads. There are millions of things that people can talk about that will not raise a single dust. But they choose to discuss controversial topics that will create chaos, unnecessary arguments, comparisons, and help them to meet up with their figures. We need to learn from RedBull... Go to their social Media page, 99% of the time, they post contents that are not related to their craft, they have a huge following, and at the same time, are doing a great job at promoting their brand. Wisdom they say is profitable to direct. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by DeJoeee(m): 9:45am On Sep 04 |
Crab in the bucket mentality. It's a black man thing. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Sonnobax15(m): 9:47am On Sep 04 |
![]() Nigha, I've been jamming Erigga's song right from 2011 and one thing I know about the dude is that he's been a motivator right from time. Check his Facebook and tweets on Twitter, you'll know that about him. As a matter of fact, nobody gives a Fvck about whether Davido is from a wealthy home or not,after all he isn't the one feeding us. As someone who rose from nothing to something,we always see it as a gratitude cuz we know if not for God and his grace,poor man pikin wouldn't even see the light |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by fnep2smooth(m): 9:47am On Sep 04 |
oga you are not making sense....... you are indirectly insulting the poor , why comparing their bank account. if they dont have up to 10k does it mean they cant hear their voice. you can play all Erriga album from morning till night without skipping any track, another artist that come close to that is burnaboy or phyno. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Kalulu44: 9:49am On Sep 04 |
Mynd44:@CJStarz what say you. Like I told you earlier. The taunting of Davido has reached it ceiling that he eventually let it all out. That's why I'm not blaming him for his recent outburst. Well said Mynd44 |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by jojothaiv(m): 9:49am On Sep 04 |
"I am not the type of person who like to dabble into celebrity rows and all that" Your first line is what I've been trying to live by come what may and honestly I don't see myself doing that anytime soon. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by HacheNoire: 9:53am On Sep 04*. Modified: 10:13am On Sep 04 |
Lengthy gibberish! The poor cannot even encourage themselves again and they will tell you it’s because they are jealous . Are all Davido’s or Wizkid’s fan base rich, but when they encourage themselves and don’t take bullshit, it termed as jealousy! How did Erigga’s post relate to Davido? Is he the only artiste that comes from a rich family? Instead of calling out Davido’s stupidity and classlessness, you started composing a novel. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by ambale(m): 9:53am On Sep 04 |
Nigerians generally have that issue sha, they believe anyone doing well bought his way, a practical example is the Messi v Ronaldo debate. Everyone have their own path, but the major thing is to become successful no matter the path you follow We've seen rich kids hit the wall also, coming from a rich one doesn't automatically guarantee success, maybe they have more options but it doesn't guarantee success at all |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by funsho75(m): 9:53am On Sep 04 |
How the mata concern Davido Person dey celebrate him one success |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Rapmoney(op): 9:54am On Sep 04 |
chidiokay:It is not even about Erigga and Davido, but the bitterness in the hearts of majority of Nigerians. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Sonnobax15(m): 9:54am On Sep 04 |
Kalulu44:Bro, listen to yourself for a sec. E be like say you dey follow up with Erigga tweet on Facebook and Twitter,if not ,you for no talk like this at all. Where in the tweet did Erigga mention Davido name? Na only him be the artiste for Nigeria wey him papa get money ? we get Mr. Eazi, Dj cuppy too and many others but nobody took offense. Na only Davido dey feel like say people dey hate am anytime poor man dey motivate himself. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Reloadedisraelp: 9:54am On Sep 04 |
Mynd44:Davido is the one over reacting here ..... What erigga says is so harmless .... The slogan is been use everyday in life by the poor to motivate themselves and it's not an insult then but when niggas blow and use the same slogan like the case here it's now an insult to a particular individual...... We all know when one mk wealth from nothing and inspires other's the motivation is real compare an already wealthy person... |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Kalulu44: 9:55am On Sep 04 |
Sermwell:It's a lie, it's a well targeted disguise post to Davido. Is Erigga the first to use that motivational lines. . Ok, these are our current famous artistes Olamide Burna Boy Wizkid Tiwa Savage Patoranking Davido Buju Yemi Alade Rema Ayra Starr D'Banj Don Jazzy Adekunle and Simi Gold Omah Lay Asake Zlatan Bella Smurda e.t.c! Can you tell me any of these artistes that come from a super wealthy family like Davido, then I'll agree he's not referring to Davido. And even if they're many out there like Davido, he has the right to defend himself and others too. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by unavailablecity: 9:56am On Sep 04 |
Nice Post, i am in the same situation as David Adeleke but in a smaller scale... I get insulted directly and indirectly cos of my parents hard works results. SAD |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by NtoAkwaIbom(m): 9:57am On Sep 04 |
Una seff, eriga post like proud street kid, wey dey proud of him hustle n achievement, n davido go price d market |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by HacheNoire: 9:57am On Sep 04 |
funsho75:That’s the question no one can answer! |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Kalulu44: 9:59am On Sep 04 |
chidiokay:Majority of the time he has been the target. Is Falz, Teni and the Ochacho son you mentioned superstar like Davido? Even if they're, Davido has the right to defend himself |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by lionshare: 10:00am On Sep 04 |
Sermwell:Likely Insecure or Low self esteem |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by BodePolScience: 10:00am On Sep 04 |
Davido is just emotionally unintelligent, just because of one person's post, he decided to insult the generality of fellow Nigerians, including his fans who come from "poor" homes. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Reloadedisraelp: 10:01am On Sep 04 |
Kalulu44:na u con sabi this one .... Slogan they use everyday in life but it's not an insult because person never blow,but once person blow and use the same slogan it now an insult....oga park well jor😒 |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by G12(m): 10:01am On Sep 04 |
I've long noticed something about our society that I find quite paradoxical: many poor Nigerians seem to harbor a subtle resentment, jealousy, or even hatred toward wealthy people. When something bad happens to a rich person they dislike, they sometimes celebrate it. Yet, ironically, many of these same people desperately desire wealth and dream of becoming rich themselves. And when they see someone else becoming successful, instead of being inspired, they can become even more bitter and envious. This raises an interesting question: How can you become something you have secretly learned to despise? If you constantly associate wealth with evil, greed, corruption, arrogance, or wickedness, while simultaneously praying and working to become wealthy, aren't you creating a psychological conflict within yourself? Perhaps one of the first steps toward becoming what you desire is learning to stop resenting those who already have it. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Kalulu44: 10:03am On Sep 04 |
fnep2smooth:Pls can I know one of his track bcus me I don't any. Erigga who? |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by techWriter001: 10:03am On Sep 04 |
Definitely! A posed, utterly subjective observation. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by Kalulu44: 10:06am On Sep 04 |
Reloadedisraelp:You sef shove one side make I see road |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by lavylilly: 10:10am On Sep 04 |
Rapmoney:I have read this, and while I understand the point being made, I think we need to be careful about the conclusion we are drawing from it. Yes, nobody should be mocked for coming from a poor family, just as nobody should be mocked for coming from a wealthy one. Davido did not choose the family he was born into, and nobody should hate him simply because he had privileges that others didn't have. But let's also be honest: not every criticism of a wealthy or successful person is bitterness, and not every poor person is jealous of someone else's success. This is where I disagree with the argument. There are genuinely bitter people in Nigeria. There are people who see someone buying a car and immediately start looking for a way to explain it away. There are people who cannot celebrate another person's success because they are struggling with their own lives. That exists. But poverty does not automatically make someone bitter. Some of the most supportive, generous and genuinely happy people I have met are people who don't have much themselves. They will contribute the little they have to help someone else. They will celebrate your success even when they are still struggling to find their own breakthrough. And on the other hand, I have also seen wealthy people who are extremely bitter, insecure and threatened by other people's achievements. So I don't think we should turn this into "poor people are bitter while rich people are innocent." Life is much more complicated than that. There is also something uncomfortable about telling people that because someone has achieved more than them, they have no right to criticise that person. If someone says Davido has a "frog voice," that is a childish insult. But if someone raises a legitimate criticism about his music, lifestyle, family background, business dealings or public behaviour, should we dismiss that person simply because they have ₦10,000 in their account? That's not fair either. A person's bank balance does not determine whether their opinion is valid. Someone can be broke and still make a very intelligent observation. Someone can be extremely wealthy and still make a very stupid one. And honestly, I think there is another lesson here for Nigerians. We need to stop turning every discussion about inequality into a competition between the rich and the poor. Yes, privilege matters. Family wealth matters. Connections matter. The environment you grow up in can give you advantages that another person simply doesn't have. At the same time, resentment will not change your circumstances. If Davido was born into a wealthy family, that's his story. If Erigga grew up differently, that's his story. Your responsibility is to write yours. Don't spend your entire life angry at somebody else's starting point. But equally, don't shame struggling people simply because they haven't achieved what someone else has achieved. Success should inspire us, not intimidate us. Privilege should be acknowledged, not weaponised. And criticism should be judged on its merit, not on the critic's bank balance. At the end of the day, nobody's success is preventing you from becoming successful. Celebrate people when you can. Learn from people when you can. Criticise people when necessary. But don't build your identity around either worshipping the successful or hating them. Hustle for your own success. Let other people have theirs. |
| Re: Davido And Erigga: The Bitterness Of Many Nigerians by mablie(m): 10:11am On Sep 04*. Modified: 10:38am On Sep 04 |
Sermwell:Na because Davido mind no clean @Emboldened. Im mind no dey at rest because everything he possesses/has earned,he did not achieve them via his own volition unlike others and he knows it. If you've ever read "William Shakespeare's,Macbeth" you'll understand my stance |
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we get Mr. Eazi, Dj cuppy too and many others but nobody took offense. Na only Davido dey feel like say people dey hate am anytime poor man dey motivate himself.