Nigerians have reacted angrily to the new video for “Heya” released 16 hours ago by Olawale Ashimi, popularly known by his stage name Brymo.

The expectations of his fans were obviously not met after the video emerged online. Most of his fans questioned the reason behind the semi-nudity the afro-soul singer displayed in the video.

The songwriter and composer who released the “Heya” video as the lead single of his sixth studio album OSO, was seen almost naked except for a brown leather looking piece covering his groin area.

Brymo was later seen playing the grand piano before the camera zooms out to reveal a beautiful aerial shot of the Lagos highway.

See reactions below:

Whatever Brymo is smoking please he need to stop..????? pic.twitter.com/lEoDeeQ5TT

— follow back please… (@kingboluwatife) March 27, 2018

Brymo! I respect your work but wearing g-string to play piano in hot sun barefoot in a public area tho. I think we lost you along time ago. Come back to sanity bruv. pic.twitter.com/5arculevpQ

— Lord Scummander (@zhurg_) March 27, 2018

Brymo – “Olekuuu. Tell me something wey I no fit doooo…”

“I bet you can’t play piano under a bridge in the hot sun… Wearing a G string..”

Brymo – “Hold my igbo…” pic.twitter.com/K1fV960jGE

— Uchiha Senilore (@TheFunnycator) March 27, 2018

I seriously don’t understand why brymo is naked in dis his new video… Why is he showing us black ynash ?????..i just have so many questions mehnnnn pic.twitter.com/h1d5s87DEJ

— EX-NIGERIAN (@mildred_ojm) March 27, 2018

What if something bites Brymo’s bumbum. Pressing piano inside bush nitori olorun

— oluwadamilola (@d_amilola_) March 27, 2018

Why is Brymo wearing G-string to play piano?? ??? pic.twitter.com/bTFHrZsW2j

— Oyoko (@DawnJhune) March 27, 2018

Imagine Yemi Alade wearing G-Strings in her video. The insults, the mockery, the names she”ll be called. Lets keep this “its an Art” energy when Female Musicians does this Brymo stunt!!!

— KinG NomSo? (@ani_nomso) March 28, 2018

Brymo is on a whole ‘nother level ??? pic.twitter.com/OcpTiFKsnB

— Wọlé II (@Kingwole) March 28, 2018