“Don’t disrespect my wife” – Adekunle Gold blasts Brymo over insensitive comment about Simi

• Adekunle Gold recently stood up for his wife after Brymo uttered what seemed to be a disrespectful comment to the Kosokos.
• Brymo caused a frenzy after he shared a post on Friday, July 21, 2023, about requesting to get intimate with Simi when she had requested a collaboration.

Nigerian Afro-fusion singer, songwriter, and performer Adekunle Kosoko, popularly known as Adekunle Gold, has slammed sonic artiste and collegue Brymo over a disrespectful tweet he made about his wife, Simi.

Brymo’s Twitter post, considered by many as needless and disrespectful, involved the singer-songwriter admitting that he made a request to become intimate with Simi after she approached him for a collaboration.

In the voice note he released, Brymo mentioned that there is a part of him that desires to feel remorseful for the condition he presented to Simi, even though he was unaware of her relationship with Adekunle Gold at that particular time.

As expected, Adekunle Gold, who is currently busy promoting his upcoming fifth studio album ‘Tequila Ever After’ that has been confirmed to feature Simi, took a break to address Brymo.

The rockstar made it clear that Brymo should desist from disrespecting his wife and family and urged him to get help.

Adekunle Gold in response, wrote;

“Do not disrespect my wife and my family. Get Help!”

SEE HIS TWEET BELOW

Do not disrespect my wife and my family. Get Help! https://t.co/AawoFADSXA

— Tequila Ever After (@adekunleGOLD) July 21, 2023

Sometime in 2022, Brymo, in an interview, revealed why he hasn’t collaborated with Adekunle Gold.

According to the sonic singer, Adekunle Gold approached him about collaborating, but he (Brymo) wanted to make an EP instead of just a single in order to make more money, which he guessed is why the collaboration did not happen.

With the latest revelation by Brymo, it further highlights the obstacles that female artistes face in the Nigerian music industry at the hands of their male counterparts.