Brymo, the maverick Nigerian singer known for his outspoken views, has sparked a major debate in the music industry. The artist has publicly called out A-list acts like Burna Boy and Davido, urging them to stop collaborating on every trending song in the form of a remix.

In a powerful statement shared on his Instagram story, Brymo accused these top-tier musicians of using these remixes to stay relevant. He claimed their actions are not a genuine attempt to help newcomers but rather a way to leverage the buzz of a hit song and remain in the spotlight. According to him, this practice is a “ridiculous watch” and a “vile” way to seek relevance.

Brymo’s fiery message pushes back against the common narrative that collaborations between established and rising artists are solely for the benefit of the newer act. He believes it is a disingenuous move that stifles other up-and-coming talents who are trying to find their own way in the business.

This isn’t the first time Brymo has openly criticized the music industry’s biggest stars. His controversial comments have often placed him at the center of online debate, cementing his reputation as an artist who is unafraid to speak his mind, regardless of the backlash.

This bold statement from Brymo brings a controversial topic to the forefront: are these high-profile remixes a collaboration or a takeover?

This video provides an overview of Brymo’s past critiques of other major artists, including Burna Boy and Davido.

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