I Gave My Father 100 Million, Bought Him a House & He Sold It - Asake Responds to Father's Call Out
Nigerian Afrobeats star Ololade “Asake” Ahmed has set the record straight after his father publicly accused him of neglect. But rather than a press statement, Asake did what he does best by responding through music.
The controversy erupted when Asake’s father took to social media, claiming the singer had abandoned him. In a heartfelt plea, he said, “The last time I saw him was when I fell sick in March 2022. If I call, he won’t pick. Please help me, it’s your help I need.”
With rumors swirling, Asake took to TikTok, delivering a freestyle that addressed the claims head-on.
"I gave this man 100 million, bought him a house, and he sold it. This man spends like a young boy, even carries OS," he rapped, suggesting reckless spending was at the heart of their fallout.
But the singer didn’t stop there. He hinted at emotional manipulation, making it clear he’s had enough. "My people, can you see? My father too wants to cajole me. I used to give him money, and I did it freely."
Despite the drama, Asake remains focused on his journey, with faith as his guide. “You can’t please the world. Do whatever you do for God, and always remember that one day, you’ll go and meet your God.”
The revelation has sparked heated debates online. Some fans are calling for reconciliation, while others insist that family ties should never be exploited. One certain thing is that Asake is letting his music do the talking.
Nigerian Afrobeats star Ololade “Asake” Ahmed has set the record straight after his father publicly accused him of neglect. But rather than a press statement, Asake did what he does best by responding through music.
The controversy erupted when Asake’s father took to social media, claiming the singer had abandoned him. In a heartfelt plea, he said, “The last time I saw him was when I fell sick in March 2022. If I call, he won’t pick. Please help me, it’s your help I need.”
With rumors swirling, Asake took to TikTok, delivering a freestyle that addressed the claims head-on.
"I gave this man 100 million, bought him a house, and he sold it. This man spends like a young boy, even carries OS," he rapped, suggesting reckless spending was at the heart of their fallout.
But the singer didn’t stop there. He hinted at emotional manipulation, making it clear he’s had enough. "My people, can you see? My father too wants to cajole me. I used to give him money, and I did it freely."
Despite the drama, Asake remains focused on his journey, with faith as his guide. “You can’t please the world. Do whatever you do for God, and always remember that one day, you’ll go and meet your God.”
The revelation has sparked heated debates online. Some fans are calling for reconciliation, while others insist that family ties should never be exploited. One certain thing is that Asake is letting his music do the talking.
I Gave My Father 100 Million, Bought Him a House & He Sold It - Asake Responds to Father's Call Out
Nigerian Afrobeats star Ololade “Asake” Ahmed has set the record straight after his father publicly accused him of neglect. But rather than a press statement, Asake did what he does best by responding through music.
The controversy erupted when Asake’s father took to social media, claiming the singer had abandoned him. In a heartfelt plea, he said, “The last time I saw him was when I fell sick in March 2022. If I call, he won’t pick. Please help me, it’s your help I need.”
With rumors swirling, Asake took to TikTok, delivering a freestyle that addressed the claims head-on.
"I gave this man 100 million, bought him a house, and he sold it. This man spends like a young boy, even carries OS," he rapped, suggesting reckless spending was at the heart of their fallout.
But the singer didn’t stop there. He hinted at emotional manipulation, making it clear he’s had enough. "My people, can you see? My father too wants to cajole me. I used to give him money, and I did it freely."
Despite the drama, Asake remains focused on his journey, with faith as his guide. “You can’t please the world. Do whatever you do for God, and always remember that one day, you’ll go and meet your God.”
The revelation has sparked heated debates online. Some fans are calling for reconciliation, while others insist that family ties should never be exploited. One certain thing is that Asake is letting his music do the talking.
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