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Phyno fires back at X user who suggested he and Olamide should end their careers
Nigerian rapper Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike Ezege popularly known as Phyno has fired back at an X user who said that he and Olamide should end their music careers.
The X user simply identified as Santorini (@KinqKudos) in a post shared on the micro-blogging platform stated that the two artistes ‘‘no longer have the juice.’’
@KinqKudos also used the medium to question whether people still listen to the pair in 2024.
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‘‘Unrelated but Phyno and Olamide need to wrap this shiiit up… They don’t have the juice no more. Wtf still listens to these guys in 2024? @KinqKudos wrote on X.
In his reply to the X user, Phyno replied in Igbo language saying; ‘‘”Akpa amu gi there” which means “your b@lls”.
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