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singer, Olawale Oloforo, aka Brymo, got many talking with his performance at a recent high-profile wedding in Lagos between Abibat Odunbaku and Idris Bello. While guests anticipated Brymo’s soulful melodies, his unconventional stage presence left attendees stunned and sparked heated debates online.
Brymo, renowned for albums like ‘Klĭtôrĭs’ and ‘Yellow’, was dressed in a white shirt, brown trousers and a pair of brown boots. Known for his eccentric style, his trance-like delivery captivated some but unsettled others.
A social media user, @infonate, wrote, “Who booked Brymo and didn’t give him the dress code?”
@funnyhen_comedian added, “They promise two plates of rice? Why e dey perform like upcomer?”
However, Kehinde Olusegun wrote, “This is art!”
Meanwhile, Olu_21, wrote, “Shey him go see hin balance collect bayi?”
@SeunLagos wrote, “E don high.”
@Havilahdivas added, “Someone take the mic and escort him out.”
@TeetoOlayeni wrote, “For me, Brymo is an example of separating an artiste from their art. That guy makes really good music and is also insane. I guess it takes insanity to create some sort of things.”
Expressing concern about the singer’s dance moves, @badgirlperch wrote, “E remain small e for match the couple head.”
@Jeremizy wrote, “Person wey never see show for a very long time and all of a sudden he got one. Now tell me how do you want him to respond?”
Beyond social media, the performance has reignited discussions about artistic freedom versus cultural context in Nigeria’s evolving entertainment scene. While some were of the opinion that his performance was inappropriate for a wedding, others applauded it as “pure art”.
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