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Saturday, August 13, 2022
Tiwa Savage (Picture Credit score: Instagram)
Nigerian famous person Tiwa Savage claims her hit monitor “Someone’s son” was really devoted to Jesus Christ and never about discovering a lover.
“Once I wrote someone’s son, I used to be not even occupied with a relationship, I used to be occupied with Jesus Christ as a result of he’s the true someone’s son,” the singer mentioned throughout a efficiency at BudXLagos FIFA Kick-Off Live performance at Eko Lodge in July. The video made the rounds on Friday.
It was a response to some naysayers who opined that the tune which featured Brandy wouldn’t be successful as a result of solely girls in search of love or smarting from heartbreak may freely relate with it.
Tiwa, a divorcee, clarified, “So I mentioned to them, folks will relate to the tune as a result of whether or not you’re a person or a girl, all of us want someone’s son.”
In the meantime, a lot of her admirers aren’t shopping for the gist, saying the diva is simply making a fable to deflect considerations.
On-line commenters like @splufikbukit described Tiwa’s assertion as “a chilly zobo,” a road Lingua which means a lie.
@dumebiblog mentioned: “I needed to Google the lyrics rapidly, Omo! I can’t discover something that pertains to Jesus in these lyrics abeg. good tune tho,”
“Aaahhh aunty tiwa which sort lie be this. God is a merciful God sha,” @preshydmw exclaimed.
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