Dear Rudeboy x Mr P

Initially I had no comments. I’d rather not comment. Since the drama from the Okoye family is now a matter of every Eke Market day.
It’s become tiring keeping up with the nuisance.

However, we can always decide to enjoy the drama. Since this has become a performance show.

The Latest Drama: The Fight Over the Song

The latest is the fight over a song.
The irony that the title of the music that’s being talked about is WINNING.
AND the song is actually pushing a narrative. That we can all do good supporting each other. That we can celebrate each other rather than hate.
Seeing you guys sing the song as you battle on social media is actually very funny.
It’s like any of our past Presidents preaching against corruption. It’s like Delilah preaching against fornication.
Fine lyrics, but the song shouldn’t be coming from twins that are not seeing eye to eye.

A Lovely Song, But…

I just wanted to talk about this.
It’s a lovely song.
I just got on YouTube to enjoy the song though. You guys have your versions on the platform. Same song. One on Rudeboy’s page. The other on Mr P.

Is There a Deeper Force at Play?

Is it possible that this could be spiritual?
That a Baba or Mama is doing something somewhere to ensure this family disagrees and battles to their graves?

From Unity to Enemies

When you guys were growing up, I don’t think you guys cared about the things you suddenly care about.
You guys sang in one voice. You danced as a unit.
Today you have become dangerous enemies.

Entertainment or Exhaustion?

Well, we will no longer beg you guys.
Keep the madnessssss. Keep the drama coming. We will now take it as entertainment.

Your entertained spotter,
Ediale

ForTheCulture

PS: The song is a vibe though. One more listen for the road.