Phyna was once again in the eye of the social media hurricane on X (formerly known as Twitter), and it came as no surprise, given her past dance with online trolls. But the real eyebrow-raiser came when Davido decided to toss his hat into the ring by hitting the like button on a tweet taking a dig at the BBNaija star. This left netizens scratching their heads, with some speculating that it might be a genuine "Oops moment" from OBO.

The online world was set ablaze when the celebrated Afrobeat maestro, Davido, stirred the pot on Twitter.
The DMW captain raised eyebrows by giving a nod to a tweet that took a dig at the former BBNaija victor, Phyna

Davido, the Afrobeat sensation known around the globe, ignited a digital firestorm with a ‘liked’ tweet on X(Twitter).

The OBO crooner, fresh off the joy of embracing twins with his spouse, Chioma Adeleke, appears not to be a fan of the season 7 Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) winner, Phyna.

This was evident by a tweet the singer liked and connected with on X.

The tweet that stirred a reaction from Davido was shared by @47kasz. He noted that there are some sets of celebrities that once a person claims to be their fan or stan, he immediately judges them to be a useless set of people.

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Read 47kasz’s tweet below:

“There some particular celebrities you’d Stan & I will profile, judge & conclude you are u$eless cos wydm you are stanning phyna????”

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Fans who stumbled upon the ‘liked tweet’ nestled in Davido’s Twitter feed were taken aback by the singer’s move, while some came to his defense, argued that it could be an “honest mistake”.

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Meanwhile, Davido, in recent interview, recently said he ran DMW, his record label, for four years without taking any money from his artistes.

The megastar, in a chat with Steve Stoute, a US media personality, said initially he operated his label like a family and invested in artistes’ welfare without taking any money from them.

He said he was happy to see that his success could rub up on his artistes.

He added that as Afrobeats gained global reception, he felt the need to educate them about the business side of the industry.