Asake on hot pursuit#001

                   Is music not  drama,

                    Asake mocks Christianity



                                               photo ,Asake , Nigerian  Afrobeats Star

Asake, the Nigerian Afrobeats star, is in hot water again! His new music video for "Only Me" has people fired up, accusing him of mocking Christianity. Apparently, Asake is rocking a full-on priest outfit, complete with a halo, while throwing money at dancers who then dramatically fall down. Talk about dramatic! Social media is buzzing with criticism. People are calling it disrespectful and blasphemous, accusing him of mocking their faith.


This isn't the first time Asake has gotten into trouble with religious imagery. Last year, a video for his song "Bandana" showed goats chilling in a church, with flames hovering over people's heads. Yikes! Fans were not happy then either, calling for the video to be taken down.


It seems Asake has a thing for pushing boundaries with religious themes in his videos. 

 Whether it's intentional or not, it's definitely causing a stir. 

 One thing's for sure, Asake isn't afraid to get people talking!

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