In the vibrant Nigerian music industry, clashes and controversies are not uncommon. And the recent online beef between Samklef and singer Adekunle Gold has taken center stage, sparking a social media storm. The clash erupted when Samklef, in a series of now-deleted tweets, expressed his past feelings and thoughts for singer Simi, Adekunle Gold’s wife, and labeled her and another artist, Ric Hassani, as “the two most ungrateful artistes” he has worked with. This initial jab set the stage for a heated exchange that unfolded publicly on social media platforms.
Adekunle Gold swiftly responded to Samklef’s comments, defending his wife and urging Samklef to stop disrespecting her. The confrontation escalated as Adekunle Gold told Samklef, emphasizing that Simi did not owe him anything and calling out Samklef’s behavior, stating, “If anything, you owe me! Stop fooling around and act your age!” Samklef retaliated by suggesting his influence in Simi’s career, claiming, “Dear Adekunle, I made your wife Simi cry. This exchange of words quickly intensified, with Adekunle Gold labeling Samklef as “an idiot and a fool.”
Samklef and Adekunle Gold’s Feud: Personal and Professional Grievances in Nigerian Music
Samklef’s feud with Adekunle Gold has sparked discussions among fans and industry insiders. Moreover, it has brought attention to his past public controversies with artists like Davido and Portable.
Adekunle Gold has also accused Samklef of failing to produce a song he was paid for. The added conflict between the two personalities has intensified their feud, revealing personal and professional issues.
The ongoing online feud between Samklef and Adekunle Gold in Nigeria highlights the complexities and egos within the industry. Revealing personal tensions and the competitive nature of the entertainment business.
This clash between Samklef and Adekunle Gold is a testament to the power of social media in amplifying conflicts. And shaping public perceptions in the music industry. Illustrating the thin line between personal opinions and professional conduct in the digital age.”
