Tiwa Savage sparks controversy with cryptic remarks on ‘industry big three’

Christian George
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Nigerian Afrobeats star, Tiwa Savage, made headlines following her recent performance in London, where she paused on stage to take a pointed swipe at some of her male colleagues.

The singer, known for hits like Somebody’s Son, stirred a buzz with comments that quickly went viral.

In a video capturing the moment, Tiwa Savage was heard saying, “Fuuck the big 3,” a phrase widely interpreted as a reference to the trio of Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido.

She then added, “Don’t want to say a lot of things because I will be trending by tomorrow,” suggesting she was deliberately holding back further remarks.

Although Tiwa did not explicitly name anyone, fans and social media users immediately connected her words to the three leading Afrobeats artists.

The crowd at the event responded with audible gasps and cheers.

Reactions online were mixed, with some fans showing support while others criticized or joked about her statement. Among the responses were:

akanni042 wrote, “Aunty tiwa don dey spoke colo lowkey 😭😂.”

iammatiano88 commented, “Love her 😍😍😍.”

unbothered_emmy added, “And she is really trending now 😂😂.”

Others expressed different views:

gideon_ggg remarked, “lol trying harf to stay relevant.”

princess_shikeoye noted, “She no mention name Abeg.”

knowing_waheeda defended Tiwa, stating, “Tiwa paid her dues, no tiwa slander will be tolerated.”

east_africans argued, “The truth is that tiwa fall off, her songs don’t even hit anymore. Argue with your mother.”

Additional comments included:

oshioratty: “No be lie u go trend because we go show your son your sextape @tiwasavage Internet nobdey forget.”

lobaab7: “You don forget say na burnaboy engineer dsy di your show, you don take crack before you do this show Abi 😂😂😂.”

samuel189989 urged, “Tiwa leave talk and drop another video for us e don tey.”

The incident has once again sparked conversations around the relationships and rivalries within Nigeria’s Afrobeats scene.

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