Fans React As Asake Speaks On Alleged Clash With Olamide

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Afrobeats singer Asake has stated that his respect and loyalty toward his former label boss Olamide remain unchanged, despite ongoing rumours of a fallout.

The Lungu Boy hitmaker made this clarification during an interview with Korty EO, where he dismissed speculation about any disagreement between them.

In December 2024, Asake removed YBNL from his Instagram bio and unfollowed Olamide, sparking widespread rumours that he had parted ways with the label boss.

He later went on to establish his own record label, Giran Republic, marking a new phase in his music career.

The move triggered discussions within the entertainment industry, with fans questioning whether there had been a rift between the two artistes.

Addressing the speculation, Asake said his perception of Olamide has not changed and will remain constant regardless of circumstances.

He stated: “Till the world ends, Baddo will always be Baddo. The way I saw Baddo yesterday is the same way I see him today, and that will remain the same even if I become president of America or Zimbabwe. Baddo will always be Baddo.”

Meanwhile, entertainment lawyer Yemisi Falaye previously revealed new insights into Asake’s exit from YBNL Nation, noting that issues reportedly began during the early stages of his signing.

According to her, Asake was eager to join the label and signed the agreement without fully reviewing the legal details.

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