Nigerian music singers Burna Boy and Dprince have caused a stir online with a viral video of them specially greeting themselves.
In the trending clip, Burna and Dprince had met at an undisclosed location where they exchanged pleasantries in a weird. The two raised their hands to greet themselves in an odd way, which has left many questioning if they belong to a fraternity.
See reactions below,
One Karo_Okogbe wrote, “D Prince dey behave like who just join cult newly
One Chuzee Bonano wrote, “This is disappointing. How can rich me be doing this? What’s the gain?
One Roga Amila wrote, “Nigeria celebrities influence 90% of bad characters to this generation
One Henry Combs147 wrote, “Say no to cultism
One Roman Ranking wrote, “Industry bad boy. Even Chief Priest dey dread Burna
One Babayegar wrote, “Na pøor man dey die for cult. If you like go use because of these ones join, you go die sara
One Fine_nenye wrote, “I pity who celebrities dey influence sha
One Babyfwesh1 wrote, “Rich men dey greet themselves, pøor man dey complain”.
Similarly, last year, Davido had stirred reactions online over his unusual handshake to a man in black. In videos captured online, the singer, who was wearing a black outfit was seen exchanging pleasantries with a man who was also wearing black. What caught the attention of many was their method of greeting each other as they unusually shook hands.
In 2023, in the wake of Mohbad’s death, netizens had dug up an old video of singer, Naira Marley greeting his friends in an unusual way. The singer had greeted his friends with a “special handshake”, which caused a stir online.
Comedian Seyi Law had reacted to accusations of being a cultist after a Tweep shared a bizarre video of him at a party online. Seyi stated that he hoped Nigerians would call it oppression should he arrest the tweep.
Last year, while reacting to the death of Mohbad, actor Nosa Rex stated that nothing will change in the entertainment industry until cultism is removed. Admonishing the public to stay away from cultism, he noted how entertainment requires one’s talent and not colour.
Rapper Phyno, in an interview, opened up on his struggling days in the industry and how he was advised to join a cult to boost his career and make him famous, but he rejected it. Admonishing upcoming artists, he made them know that believing in himself and the power of hard work was what paid off for him.
