While AKA had Tweeps praising him for his musical role in the collaborative single, “Release. The. Python“, one Twitter AKA hater took to publicly challenging the star. Since Burna Boy dropped the “Jerusalema Remix” , a Tweep took to asking AKA how he felt that the whole country was celebrating the “Jerusalema Remix” and loving Burna Boy. It seemed as if he wanted to spur on a Twitter battle between Burna Boy fans and AKA fans.
Other Tweeps were puzzled about how no one else can do anything without Tweeps dying to know what AKA was thinking. While many AKA fans resorted to simply answering that the whole nation was not celebrating Burna Boy’s latest hit.
AKA resorted by posting Tweets on either Man United or retweeting fan’s Tweets. Most fan’s Tweets showed that they were in favour of, “Release. The. Python”. On AKA’s Instagram fans also came down hard on his post of the single’s artwork. They criticized the artist of the album for creating a mamba instead of the python.
Other Tweeps were puzzled about how no one else can do anything without Tweeps dying to know what AKA was thinking. While many AKA fans resorted to simply answering that the whole nation was not celebrating Burna Boy’s latest hit.
AKA resorted by posting Tweets on either Man United or retweeting fan’s Tweets. Most fan’s Tweets showed that they were in favour of, “Release. The. Python”. On AKA’s Instagram fans also came down hard on his post of the single’s artwork. They criticized the artist of the album for creating a mamba instead of the python.
Burna Boy had an equal share of Tweeps praises.
To each is his own, therefore, there is no need to think AKA is wallowing in the shadow of Burna Boy’s success.
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