‘He needs to caution his team’ – Netizens drag Davido’s lawyer over singer’s Grammy loss

In the feverish buildup to the Grammys, Prince Bobo, a key player in Davido's crew, made a move online that boomeranged on him after the ceremony. Fans, disappointed by OBO Crooner's Grammy loss, pointed fingers at the singer's lawyer for allegedly throwing a spanner in the works and scuppering his chances of bagging an award


Internet users are up in arms and tearing into Davido’s attorney, Prince Bobo, over his actions prior to the 66th Grammys, which purportedly put a damper on the music star’s shot at snagging an award.

Bobo took to his Instagram story to showcase a Grammy plaque before any winners were announced in the three categories featuring the OBO crooner at the 66th Grammys, sparking controversy over potentially jinxing his chances.

In a fiery storm of disapproval, fans of the singer unleashed a torrent of fury on social media, lambasting Bobo for his ill-timed Instagram post.

Some urged him to exercise greater control over his team’s actions to avert similar controversies in the future.

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The 2024 Grammy premiere ceremony kicked off in the early hours of Monday and is being held at the Peacock Theater. It is being broadcast live on live on GRAMMY.com and the Recording Academy’s YouTube channel.

Davido was nominated in the Best African Music Performance category for ‘Unavailable,’ Best Global Music Album for ‘Timeless,’ and Best Global Music Performance category for ‘Feel’ but lost in all the categories.

Burna Boy, who was nominated in four categories — including ‘Best Melodic Rap’, ‘’Best Global Music Album’, ‘Best Global Music Performance’ and ‘Best African Music Performance’ — however, lost out in all the categories.

The ‘Twice as Tall’ hitmaker lost the ‘Best African Music’ category to Tyla’s ‘Water’, and ‘Best Global Music Performance’ to ‘Pashto’ by Béla Fleck, Edgar Meyer & Zakir Hussain featuring Rakesh Chaurasia.

Shakti’s ‘The Moment’ won the ‘Best Global Album’ category while ‘Best Melodic Rap Performance’ went to Lil Durk’s ‘All My Life’ featuring J Cole.

 

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