Flavour Just Dragged His Haters: ‘Go Start Your Own Label If You Wanna Help!’ 🔥

Popular highlife and Afrobeats artist Flavour has responded to online claims accusing him of neglecting emerging Igbo musicians.

The controversy arose after a social media user, Charles, alleged that the singer prioritizes his personal projects while ignoring struggling talents from the South-East.

Charles claimed that many gifted Igbo artists face difficulties breaking into the industry because prominent stars from the region, including Flavour, fail to mentor, promote, or collaborate with them.

He also criticized Flavour’s association with controversial cleric and entertainer Odumeje, arguing that such partnerships do little to support upcoming talents. According to Charles, Flavour deliberately avoids working with young artists for fear that they might surpass him in popularity, and he further accused Igbo musicians of selfishness, suggesting that the lack of support leaves many frustrated when their music careers stall.

In response, Flavour advised the critic to focus on building his own wealth and supporting young talent personally. He wrote:

“I’ve given you one serious piece of advice for the new year: go make money. Build your own label and help the wonderfully talented Igbo boys scattered everywhere. Make us proud, Odogwu Charles.”